Journeyman Electrician Exam (NEC-based)
Colorado: journeyman: practice questions
Our Journeyman Electrician bank has 5 questions on this topic. Here are 4 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1 · Colorado
Under a 2025 change, how are hours worked under the supervision of a NABCEP PV installation professional credited toward a Colorado journeyman license?
- One hour of credit for every two hours worked
- Two hours of credit for every hour worked
- Full credit, hour for hour, with no limit
- No credit; solar work never counts toward the license
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A. One hour of credit for every two hours worked — 12-115-110(6)(a)(II) and (6)(b) (SB 25-165).
Question 2 · Colorado
How many hours of training in safety and the NEC must a Colorado journeyman applicant complete during the last eight years of experience?
- 144 hours
- 288 hours
- 400 hours, half of them online
- 576 hours, matching a four-year apprenticeship
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B. 288 hours — 12-115-110(2)(a)(III).
Question 3 · Colorado
How much of a Colorado journeyman applicant's experience must be commercial, industrial or similar work?
- None; residential experience alone is enough
- 1,000 hours over at least one year
- 2,000 hours over at least two years
- 4,000 hours over at least four years, half on services
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C. 2,000 hours over at least two years — 12-115-110(2)(a)(II).
Question 4 · Colorado
How much experience does C.R.S. 12-115-110 require for a Colorado journeyman electrician license?
- 4,000 hours over at least two years of wiring experience in any kind of building
- 8,000 hours over at least four years of apprenticeship or practical experience
- 6,000 hours over at least three years, half of it in new construction
- 10,000 hours over at least five years under a master electrician
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B. 8,000 hours over at least four years of apprenticeship or practical experience — 12-115-110(2)(a)(I).
More Journeyman Electrician topics
- Electrical theory
- Wiring methods and conductors
- Grounding and bonding
- Overcurrent protection
- Branch circuits and receptacles
- Load calculations
- Services and equipment
- Working space and installation
- Transformers and generators
- Special locations
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