4TH YR ELECTRICAL APPRENTICES
Effective January 1st, 2006, persons who perform work in the categories of general electrician, residential electrician or fire/life safety technician for licensed Class C-10 electrical contractors and who make electrical connections over 100 volt-amperes must fall into one of three categories:
1. They must have passed a journeyman certification exam administered by the State of California, or
2. Be a registered apprentice in a state or federally approved electrical apprenticeship program, or
3. Be a worker who has registered with the state as an electrician trainee and who is enrolled in a state approved electrician trainee classroom program.
If you are a 4th Year Apprentice at ABC, we highly recommend that you register to take the state certification exam before you graduate. Once you complete as an apprentice, you must meet the state requirements for journeyman certification by registering for and passing the test. Most employers will require evidence of certification once you exit from the apprenticeship program before they will permit you to work. DON’T BE CAUGHT IN THIS SITUATION. If you haven't taken the exam or do not have a date to take the exam, YOU CANNOT WORK. That's the law.
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