California Electrician Renewal: 32 Hours of CE Explained
California electricians must complete 32 hours of continuing education and 2,000 work hours every three years to renew. Here’s how the timeline, fees and proof requirements work.
California electricians must complete 32 hours of continuing education and 2,000 work hours every three years to renew. Here’s how the timeline, fees and proof requirements work.
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