This course is designed for all licensed electricians in Washington and fulfills all four of the required hours of continuing education (CE) on Washington Rule & Law. It is designed to complement 20 hours of class time on changes to the 2023 NEC in order to fulfill the entire 24 hours of CE that must be completed during this license renewal cycle.

The class includes a survey of the most recent version of General Requirements for Electrical Installations in WAC 296-46B followed by a discussion of every change to the model 2023 NEC selected as particularly significant by the Electrical Board of the L&I in the June 2023 Special Edition of Electrical Currents. The bulk of the class covers all Washington amendments to the 2023 NEC from the Electrical Currents list plus 35 additional amendments critical to how electrical work is performed in the state and ends with a brief look at RCW 19.28.041.

Course ID(s): WA2023-414

Approved By: Department of Labor & Industries - Electrical Program

  • RCW/WAC Update
    • RCW/WAC Update [29 Activities]
      • 01. Introduction to Washington 2023 NEC Rule and Law Continuing Education Update Class for Electricians
      • 02. Sections 19.28.006 and 19.28.010 of the RCW
      • 03. RCW 19.28.010: Electrical Wiring Requirements General Exceptions
      • 04. Sections 19.28.061 - 19.28.091 of the RCW
      • 05. Section 19.28.101 of the RCW
      • 06. Section 19.28.121 - 19.28.161 of the RCW
      • 07. RCW 19.28.161: Certification Apprentices and Trainees Supervision Ratio of Noncertified and Certified Workers Trainee Hours Verification
      • 08. Section 19.28.191 of the RCW
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        • 09. Sections 19.28.195 - 19.28.211 of the RCW
        • 10. RCW 19.28.195: Examination Exception for Equivalent Training and Experience
        • 11. RCW 19.28.201: Examination Times Certification of Results Contents Fees
        • 12. RCW 19.28.205: In-Class Education Requirements
        • 13. RCW 19.28.211: Certificate of Competency Issuance Renewal Continuing Education Fees Effect
        • 14. Sections 19.28.231 and 19.28.241 of the RCW
        • 15. Section 19.28.261 of the RCW
        • 16. Sections 19.28.271 - 19.28.331 of the RCW
        • 17. Section 296-46B-100 of the WAC
        • 18. Sections 296-46B-010 and 296-46B-110 of the WAC
        • 19. Sections 296-46B-210 and 296-46B-215 of the WAC
        • 20. Sections 296-46B-225 and 296-46B-230 of the WAC
        • 21. Sections 296-46B-250 - 296-46B-358 of the WAC
        • 22. Sections 296-46B-410 - 296-46B-450 of the WAC
        • 23. Sections 296-46B-900 and 296-46B-901 of the WAC
        • 24. WAC 296-46B-901: General Electrical Work Permits and Fees
        • 25. Sections 296-46B-908 - 296-46B-915 of the WAC
        • 26. WAC 296-46B-915: Civil Penalty Schedule
        • 27. Section 296-46B-920 of the WAC
        • 28. Sections 296-46B-930 - 296-46B-940 of the WAC
        • 29. WAC 296-46B-940: Electrician / Certificate of Competency Required
  • Course Completion
    • Mandatory Questionnaire
    • Certificate of Completion
    • Expedited Reporting Available
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Instructor Bio

Jerry Durham

Jerry previously served the state of North Carolina as a Level III electrical inspector and provided state-approved electrical training for electrical inspectors at both Alamance County and Guilford County (NC) Community Colleges. Jerry taught the Kentucky state-approved four-year electrical apprenticeship programs offered by the Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC) Trade School and Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Trade School, and served the state of Kentucky as a Master Electrician and Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Officer. Jerry is a Certified Distance Education Instructor (CDEI) and NCCER Core and Electrical Curriculum certified instructor. Jerry currently holds North Carolina and ICC electrical inspector accreditations and is recognized by the state of Washington as an approved electrical administrator.

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