Fire/life/safety technician
To apply to take the exam for electrician certification,
fill out the following:
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Required - 4000 hours of work for an electrical contractor installing, constructing or maintaining electrical systems covered by the National Electrical Code. The 4000 hours must consist of work in two or more of the following areas, and the maximum number of hours in a particular area that may be counted toward the 4000 hours total are as follows:
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Category |
Maximum credit hours |
| Nurse Call Systems | 300
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| Proprietary systems training related to Fire/Life Safety | 300
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| Stock Room and Material Handling | 300
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| Installation, including wire pulling, terminations, control panels devices and finish work | 4000
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| Troubleshooting and Maintenance | 750
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| Total credit hours | 4000
Required minimum hours |
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