How To Become a Licensed Electrician in Kentucky

Master and electrical licensure will depend on meeting the years of experience, completion of approved training, and proof of passing test results. Electrical contractors must provide a Certificate of Liability insurance, and worker’s compensation or notarized waiver.

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Electrical utilities and their employees;
Maintenance workers performing routine maintenance on electrical systems.
Farmers and homeowners performing work on their own property.
Retailers installing appliances purchased from a retail establishment.
Coal preparation plants and workers in coal mines.
Workers installing or repairing telecommunication systems of 50 volts or less.
Factory-authorized representatives installing medical equipment devices.
Factory engineers and third-party companies that have equivalent training.

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