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Rhode Island Electrical Contractor (Certificate A / Class A)
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Rhode Island’s Department of Labor and Training writes and gives the Certificate A (Class A) Electrical Contractor exam itself: 80 questions in 4 hours on the 2023 NEC and general trade knowledge, closed book by rule unless the Board permits otherwise, and you need 70%. You need six years of experience and a Rhode Island Certificate B journeyperson license held for two years to sit it.
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Rhode Island Electrical Contractor (Certificate A / Class A) Exam Day: What to Expect
Test-day logistics for Rhode Island's Class A electrical contractor exam (Certificate A): 80 questions in 4 hours, DLT's mailed exam notice, first-come seating, a written exam in ink, closed book by rule, the 70% pass mark, the 60% review and the $240 license.
What's on the Rhode Island Electrical Contractor (Certificate A / Class A) Exam?
What Rhode Island's Class A electrical contractor exam (Certificate A) covers: 80 questions on the 2023 NEC and general trade knowledge, a calculation-heavy study blueprint (DLT publishes no outline), the few rules Rhode Island changes, and how to study closed book.
Rhode Island Electrical Contractor License (Certificate A / Class A): Requirements and How to Apply
What Rhode Island requires for the Class A electrical contractor license (officially Certificate A): six years of experience, a Certificate B journeyperson license held two years, the $75 application, DLT's 80-question closed-book exam, the $240 license, no reciprocity, and renewal.