Apprentice electrician license
Texas | In Texas, anyone doing electrical work must be licensed. An apprentice electrician license from TDLR needs no exam or experience, must be renewed every year, and lets you work under a licensed master or journeyman electrician. Source | Required by law |
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Electrician trainee registration
California | In California, if you work for a C-10 electrical contractor and are not yet eligible for the certification exam, you must register as an electrician trainee, enroll in a state-approved school, and work under a certified electrician. Registration is renewed every year. Source | Required by law |
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Electrical training certificate
Washington | In Washington, electrical trainees and apprentices must hold a training certificate from L&I and work under a certified electrician. It is renewed every 2 years with 48 hours of approved classes. Source | Required by law |
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Registered unlicensed electrician
Minnesota | In Minnesota, an unlicensed person doing electrical work that needs a license must register with the Department of Labor and Industry and work under a licensed electrician from the same employer. Registration is renewed every year. Source | Required by law |
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Apprentice electrician license
Utah | In Utah, apprentice electrician is a license classification, and you need the license before working in the trade. Source | Required by law |
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Apprentice registration with the State Electrical Board
Colorado | In Colorado, apprentices must be registered with the State Electrical Board. Your employer applies within 30 days of your start, and you carry the card and work under a licensed electrician. Source | Required by law |
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| Apprenticeship program, year and hours | Employers want to know where you are in your training. Name your program (for example a union JATC or a merit shop program), your year, your on-the-job hours and your class hours. A registered apprenticeship is a training program, not a state license. Many states also license or register electrical apprentices, so check with your state's electrical board. Source | Often asked for |
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OSHA 10-Hour Construction card
Nevada | In Nevada, construction workers must give their employer a current OSHA 10-hour card within 15 days of being hired, and supervisors need the 30-hour card. OSHA's 10-hour Outreach course is voluntary under federal rules, but many contractors ask for it. List the 10-hour or 30-hour card with its year. It is a course card, not an OSHA license. Source | Required by law when you work in construction |
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OSHA 10-Hour Construction card
New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, West Virginia | OSHA's 10-hour Outreach course is voluntary under federal rules, but many contractors ask for it. List the 10-hour or 30-hour card with its year. It is a course card, not an OSHA license. New York requires a 10-hour OSHA construction safety course for every worker on public works contracts of $250,000 or more, before work starts. New York City also requires a Site Safety Training card on many building sites. Connecticut requires proof of a 10-hour OSHA construction safety course for every worker on covered public works projects. Massachusetts requires every worker on public construction contracts over $10,000 to have completed a 10-hour OSHA construction course. Missouri requires a 10-hour OSHA construction course for on-site workers on public works projects, within 60 days of starting. New Hampshire requires the 10-hour OSHA construction course before starting work on public projects of $100,000 or more. Rhode Island requires the 10-hour OSHA construction course, carried on site, for state and city projects of $100,000 or more. West Virginia requires a 10-hour OSHA construction course within 21 days on public improvement projects over $50,000. Source | Required by law when you work on public construction projects |
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OSHA 10-Hour Construction card
All states except Connecticut, Massachusetts, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, West Virginia | OSHA's 10-hour Outreach course is voluntary under federal rules, but many contractors ask for it. List the 10-hour or 30-hour card with its year. It is a course card, not an OSHA license. Source | Often asked for |
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| Driver's license | Say you have a valid license and, if you do, your own vehicle. Some sites change often. | Helps you stand out |
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