Pass Your Oklahoma Electrical Contractor Trade Exam!

One-year online access unless you pass sooner: Accessible from any device with internet access!

Our guided self-study schedule contains the following: 

Electrical Theory – eCourses

Includes

• Basic Electrical Theory
• Basic DC Theory
• Basic AC Theory
• Ohms Law
• Test Equipment
• Electrical Theory Chapter Questions

Blueprint Reading – eCourses

Includes

• Label Systems & Schematic Reading
• Construction Drawing Tutorial
• Blueprint Reading Chapter Questions

Navigating the 2020 NEC – eManual

Our “Navigating the 2020 NEC” eManual helps students learn to navigate the National Electrical Code (NEC).

When you master the code, you master your Exam!

This eManual is the heart of the training program. It will familiarize you with the use, layout, and content of the 2020 NEC.

eManual includes:

• How to navigate the 2020 NEC
  • Understanding of the terms, concepts, and layout of the NEC.
• Speed drills
  • Code navigation exercises.
• Code skimming exercises
• Breaking down questions by subject:
  • Keyword Identification: how to identify the subject of a question for easy reference.
  • How to search for a code article by referencing the INDEX.
  • Code reference example questions with in-depth solutions.

Study Questions & Simulated Final Exams

• GUIDED CHAPTER QUESTIONS This covers all Electrical Contractor Oklahoma trade exam questions and answers within our course. (Organized as Question – Answer – Code Location.) These questions exist to provide a framework for you to practice locating the answers to questions through the use of your NEC Codebook. The process of constantly utilizing the code to answer practice questions will build up your speed and code knowledge to pass your electrical exam successfully.

Questions also include the following topics:

• • Electrical Theory Questions
  • Blueprint Reading Questions
    
  • Calculation Questions (Load Calculations, Conduit Fill, etc.)

• ONLINE FLASHCARDS: Virtual Flashcards provide individual randomized questions. This provides access to our entire question set and is an ideal setting to practice answering randomized exam questions. (Organized as Question – Answer – Code Location).

• SIMULATED FINAL EXAM: Final exams simulate the experience of taking your actual Electrical Contractor License trade exam.

Simulated Finals Are:

• • Full length (Same number of questions as the exam)
  • Timed (Same amount of time allowed as the exam)
  • Randomized (Questions are assigned randomly; all exams are unique.)
  • Properly Balanced (All questions are balanced according to the Candidate Information Bulletin to guarantee a realistic exam simulation)
    

Take as Many Timed Final Exams as You Want! (Practice final exams help you rapidly gain confidence and knowledge to pass your Electrical Contractor License trade exam effortlessly.)

THIS PROGRAM REQUIRES YOU TO HAVE A COPY OF THE 2020 (NEC) NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE. IF YOU DO NOT OWN A COPY OF THE CODEBOOK, YOU MAY PURCHASE ONE BELOW.

Please get in touch with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board for current information. Licensing requirements change, and our site may not have been updated to reflect those changes.

QUESTION: Who is required to have an Oklahoma Electrical Contractor license?

ANSWER: All Electrical Contractors must be an Owner, Partner, or Officer in the electrical firm and licensed by the Oklahoma Construction Industries board.

QUESTION: What are the qualifications required for taking the Oklahoma Electrical Contractor exam?

Limited Electrical Contractor: This person is prohibited from engaging in the work of an apprentice or journeyman electrician

• Degree in Electrical Engineering from an accredited college or university and 8,000 hours of electrical experience in field construction, electrical estimating, electrical project management in commercial/industrial electrical work
• OR; Verification of 16,000 hours experience in the electrical trade performing electrical work, estimating or project management in commercial/industrial work.
  • (Must be an Owner, Partner, or Officer in the electrical firm after obtaining and activating license)

Unlimited Electrical Contractor:

• 12,000 Verifiable Hours on the job experience in electrical construction work while employed by a licensed electrical contr.
• Proof of 4,000 hours and 2 years experience as licensed unlimited electrical journeyman employed by a licensed elec. contr.
• 6,000 hours must be in commercial industrial work obtained while employed by a licensed electrical contractor
• 2,000 hours maximum may be satisfied by formal electrical education
  • (Must be an Owner, Partner, or Officer in the electrical firm after obtaining and activating license)

Residential Electrical Contractor: Residential electrical licenses are limited to wiring one and two-family dwellings)

• 8,000 verifiable hours total in electrical construction work while employed by an electrical contractor
• 4,000 hours as a residential or unlimited journeyman electrician under the employment and supervision of an electrical contractor
• 4,000 hours as a registered apprentice under the employment and supervision of an electrical contractor
• OR; 3,000 hours as a registered apprentice and 1,000 hours may be satisfied by formal electrical education
  • (Must be an Owner, Partner, or Officer in electrical firm)

QUESTION: Is there reciprocity in Oklahoma for the Electrical Contractor exams?

ANSWER: There is no reciprocity in Oklahoma for the Electrical Contractor exams.

QUESTION: How do I sign up for the Oklahoma Electrical Contractor exam?​

ANSWER: You must fill out and submit the Electrical Contractor Application for Electrical Licensure form to the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board to be approved to take the exam.

• Once you have been approved by the State, you are responsible for contacting PSI to schedule an appointment to take the examination. You may either schedule via the Internet at https://test-takers.psiexams.com/okcontractors, or schedule over the telephone at (855) 834-8750

QUESTION: Are there any accommodations for the Oklahoma Electrical Contractor exams?

​ANSWER: All PSI examination centers are equipped to provide access in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, and exam accommodations will be made to meet a candidate’s needs. A candidate with a disability or a candidate who would otherwise have difficulty taking the examination should request alternative arrangements by Clicking Here.

QUESTION: How many questions and how long are the Oklahoma Electrical Contractor licensing exams?

​Limited Electrical Contractor: consists of 100 multiple-choice questions. Test takers have 240 minutes to complete the exam. The exam is open-book with authorized materials and computer-based.

Unlimited Electrical Contractor: consists of 100 multiple-choice questions. Test takers have 240 minutes to complete the exam. The exam is open-book with authorized materials and computer-based.

Residential Electrical Contractor: consists of 80 multiple-choice questions. Test takers have 210 minutes to complete the exam. The exam is open-book with authorized materials and computer-based.

QUESTION: What can I bring to the PSI testing center?

ANSWER:

• Approved references
• Only non-programmable calculators that are silent, battery-operated, do not have paper tape printing capabilities, and do not have a keyboard containing the alphabet will be allowed in the examination site.
  • Candidates will also be provided with a magnifying glass upon request.

QUESTION: Where do I go to take my Oklahoma Electrical Contractor license exams?

ANSWER: PSI Services. PSI maintains 12 testing locations across Oklahoma.

For a complete listing, reference page 4 of the State of Oklahoma – Candidate Information Bulletin.

QUESTION: Why should someone study this course if the Oklahoma Contractor Electrical license exam is an open-book test?

ANSWER: The electrical licensing exam is a very challenging test and usually requires a month or more of preparation to pass.

The 2020 NEC is a large and complex publication containing over 800 pages of code. It is challenging to locate each correct article and answer in the time allowed during the exam without thorough preparation.

Our course is designed to familiarize you with the 2020 NEC. You will know precisely how to find the correct answers in the code when you take your exam.

We prepare you to successfully pass your exam by providing extensive knowledge of the structure of the code and by thoroughly covering each subject appearing on your Oklahoma Electrical Contractor License Trade Exam.

QUESTION: Why is a copy of the 2020 NEC required by this course?

ANSWER: The Oklahoma Electrical Contractor Trade Exam is based on the 2020 NEC. This course is an excellent study companion to the Code. This course makes frequent references to code sections and guides you through the exam topics.

The Electrical Contractor Licensing Trade Exam is an open-book code exam. To pass, you must continuously reference the 2020 National Electrical Code.

General Information Links:

• Oklahoma Construction Industries Board Website
• Electrical Contractor Licensing  – Candidate Information Bulletin:
  Exam Scheduling – Exam Content – Testing Center Locations
• Electrician Licensee Search Tool:
  Check Electrician Certification Status

Electrical Contractor Applications:

• Unlimited, Limited, or Residential Electrical Contractor Application.
  

• License Renewal Application.

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The Oklahoma Electrical Contractor trade exams are selected randomly from a database of thousands of potential questions. Memorizing answers is not the path to passing your exam!

If you understand how to locate exam answers in your 2020 NEC codebook, you should be able to answer 100% of these practice questions correctly within 60 minutes.

We teach you how to navigate your codebook & pass your exam. “Master The Code, Master The Exam!“

Use the 2020 (NEC) National Electrical Code) to solve any of these Oklahoma Electrical Contractor Exam quiz you plan to take.

Oklahoma Limited Electrical Contractor

OR

Oklahoma Unlimited Electrical Contractor

OR

Oklahoma Residential Electrical Contractor