Journeyman Electrician Exam (NEC-based)
Washington: certificates: practice questions
Our Journeyman Electrician bank has 8 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1 · Washington
To sit for the Washington journey level electrician exam through apprenticeship, what program must the applicant complete?
- A 2,000-hour classroom course
- An approved 4,000-hour trainee program
- An approved 8,000-hour electrical apprenticeship
- Any 6,000 hours of handyman work
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C. An approved 8,000-hour electrical apprenticeship — RCW 19.28.191(1)(c)(i).
Question 2 · Washington
How long must someone hold a Washington journey level certificate before sitting the master journey level exam?
- One year
- Two years
- Eight years
- Four years
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D. Four years — RCW 19.28.191(1)(a).
Question 3 · Washington
A Washington electrician's certificate lapses. After how long past expiration does renewal without examination stop being available?
- Ninety days
- One year
- Three years
- Thirty days
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A. Ninety days — RCW 19.28.211(2).
Question 4 · Washington
Which agency issues electrician certificates of competency in Washington under RCW 19.28?
- The Department of Licensing
- The Department of Labor and Industries
- The Department of Commerce
- The Utilities and Transportation Commission
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B. The Department of Labor and Industries — RCW 19.28.400 defines the department as Labor and Industries; it administers the chapter.
Question 5 · Washington
What continuing education lets a Washington electrician renew without retesting?
- Forty hours of safety training each year
- None; renewal always needs a new exam
- An approved eight-hour course for each year of the cycle
- A single four-hour course per cycle
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C. An approved eight-hour course for each year of the cycle — RCW 19.28.211(2): an annual eight-hour course.
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
- Scenarios
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