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These electrician certifications allow electricians to take on more specialized types of work. Rather than working solely on wiring and common devices, a certified electrician can tackle projects such as data wiring, solar panel installation, and even the inspection of electrical installations or equipment.
To perform electrical work in the state of Alabama, both electrical journeymen and electrician contractors must hold an Alabama electrical license by the Alabama Electrical Contractors Board. Electrician apprentices and helpers do not need a license to start working, but may need to pass an aptitude test to get hired.
For the purpose of this Code, homeowners personally performing electrical work, on the residence that they occupy and own, may be allowed to obtain electrical permits for their residence upon passing an in-house test and execution of an electrical affidavit.
Master Electrician: Must meet the same 8,000-hour/four-year requirements as a journeyman electrician, and then have an additional four years of experience working as a licensed journeyman.
What is the experience required for a Journeyman Electrician License? An applicant must prove a minimum of 8,000 hours of experience that shows necessary qualifications like training and technical knowledge to electrical wiring, apparatus or equipment lighting, heating, or power.
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Journeyman electricians can work without the supervision of an electrical contractor or another journeyman. They must be licensed by the Alabama Electrical Contractor Board. On average, journeyman electricians in Alabama earn $21.40 per hour.
Yes. To perform electrical work in the state of Alabama, both electrical journeymen and electrician contractors must hold an Alabama electrical license by the Alabama Electrical Contractors Board.
Permits can be issued to the property owner or the property owners authorized agent/contractor. Any agent/contractor submitting a permit application must certify that (1) the property owner has authorized the proposed work and (2) the property owner has authorized them to submit the permit application on their behalf.

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