Eilhardt Electric  is a professional who has passed an exam and been deemed to have the necessary skills and experience to work in the field. Typically, license requirements vary by state or municipality, but may also be determined by industry certifications. Having a license is essential to working as an electrician because it demonstrates that you meet strict governmental standards. Those who operate without a license can be subject to fines and jail time.

There are three main categories of electrician: apprentice, journeyman, and master. In New York, you can start as an apprentice and work your way up to becoming a journeyman by completing an apprenticeship program and passing an exam. Apprenticeships are available at local training facilities and through the International Brotherhood of Electricians.

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Journeymen can be found at construction sites across the country, fixing everything from electrical panels to car chargers. They often work on residential projects, but can also do commercial jobs. To become a journeyman, you need to have at least two years of on-the-job experience and pass a licensing exam.

Licensed electricians are usually required to maintain general liability insurance, workers’ compensation, and automobile coverage. Some states require that all licensed electricians have a minimum of $300,000 worth of insurance. When hiring an electrician, check their references and look for online customer testimonials and portfolios. You can also call past clients to ask about their experiences with the company. This will help you determine whether to hire them for your next project.

Eilhardt Electric
2401 Loma Cima Drive, Placerville, CA 95667
(530) 642-8643