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    • Alabama Electrical Journeyman

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    Steps to Obtain Your Alabama Electrical Journeyman License

    Step 1
    Submit Your Application

    Apply to the AECB for Journeyman approval. Forms: AECB Forms.

    Submit Application
    Step 2
    Register for the Journeyman Exam

    After approval, schedule with Prov: provexam.com/schedule.

    Register
    Step 3
    Purchase Your References

    Use approved open-book references (NEC, trade references) per the CIB.

    Purchase
    Step 4
    Take the Exam

    Computer-based, open-book; 75% to pass. Eligibility valid 90 days from approval.

    Exam

    Electrical Journeyman — Requirements & Application

    • Statewide journeyman license required to perform electrical work under proper supervision.
    • Open-book exam rules apply (highlighting/tabs allowed; no loose notes/copies).
    • See Admin. Code 303-X-2-.01 for scope/definitions.

    Test Information — Electrical Journeyman (Alabama)

    Administered by: Prov, Inc. Passing score: 75%.

    Exam InformationDetails
    Number of Questions80
    Time Limit4 hours
    Passing Score75%
    Subject Area Breakdown
    Subject Area# of Questions
    Conductors & Cables10
    Electrical Power2
    Fire Detection & Alarm Systems2
    General Electrical Knowledge10
    Grounding & Bonding8
    Illuminated Signs2
    Lighting3
    Low Voltage2
    Motors6
    Overcurrent Protection5
    Raceways & Boxes10
    Safety Information5
    Service, Feeders & Branch Circuits9
    Special Occupancies & Equipment6

    Board Contact

    Alabama Electrical Contractors Board (AECB) • (334) 679-1020 • aecb.alabama.gov