Question 14034 of 844 · Washington 01 Journey Level Electrician Exam
How many hours of work experience are required for certification as a residential (02) specialty electrician?
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Correct answer to question 14034
- D: 4,000 hours
Explanation
Table 945-1 in WAC 296-46B-945 lists 4,000 hours for both exam eligibility and certification in the residential (02) specialty. The same applies to pump and irrigation (03), signs (04), limited energy (06), HVAC/R (06A) and nonresidential maintenance (07).
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