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Electricial Want
To Be An Electrician? If you’ve been licensed in Junction City and have let your license lapse for a year or more, you will be required to show proof of your Block & Associates testing score. If you want to work as an Apprentice, you need to have the Contractor you work for come in and have you licensed as an Apprentice for their firm. If you want to work as a Journeyman, the Contractor you work for must come in and show your Block & Associates score to have you licensed as a Journeyman Electrician. If you’re going into business for yourself as an Electrical Contractor, you will need to show proof of your Block & Associates testing score as a Master Electrician. You will also have to apply for a Electrical Contractor’s License and provide proof of current general liability insurance in the amount of $500,000 minimum. Electrical installations, when done by a professional, appears to be little more than pulling hundreds of wires, but remember you are dealing with a force that can shock and kill, and if not done properly, can cause fires that can go undetected until too late. Simple household repairs can be done by most, but be sure you know what you’re doing before you put a screwdriver to that connection. Remember, when doing any household repairs to be sure to use all the proper eye, head, and hand safety equipment, and to keep all tools in good repair and ... use all the guards on your tools. You can get the answer to many of your building code and building permit questions by calling the City Code Enforcement Department at 785-238-3103ext 182, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. |
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