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Oregon General Supervising Electrician
Try 10 questions on the 2026 Oregon Electrical Specialty Code: calculations, services and feeders, wiring methods, equipment, grounding and Oregon’s own amendments and licensing rules. Every question cites the 2026 NEC section, or the Oregon rule where Oregon changes it, and every calculation is worked out. You get a score for each area and an explanation for every answer.
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The Oregon General Supervising exam is 64 questions in 4 hours, open book, in two sections: 52 code questions and 12 calculations. You need 75%, and Oregon publishes no outline, so practice the calculations and the Oregon amendments as well as the code look-ups.
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