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Oklahoma Limited Electrical Contractor
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The Oklahoma Limited Electrical Contractor trade exam is 100 questions in 4 hours, open book, and you need 70% to pass. The license is for engineers, estimators and project managers who run electrical work but do not perform or supervise field work.
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