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Rhode Island Journeyperson Electrician (Certificate B / Class B)
Try 10 questions from our Rhode Island Journeyperson blueprint: branch circuits and services, wiring methods, grounding, electrical theory and calculations. Every question cites the 2023 NEC section it comes from, and none rests on a rule Rhode Island changes. You get a score for each area and an explanation for every answer.
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Rhode Island’s Department of Labor and Training writes and gives the Certificate B (Class B) Journeyperson 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%. DLT publishes no content outline.
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What's on the Rhode Island Journeyperson Electrician (Certificate B) Exam?
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