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    • Arkansas Master Electrician

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    Arkansas Master Electrician Exam Prep

    Your path to earning the Master Electrician license in Arkansas.

    Steps to Obtain License

    • Hold a current Journeyman Electrician license (or equivalent) for the required period.
    • Accumulate qualifying supervisory and advanced electrical experience.
    • Submit your application to the Arkansas Department of Labor & Licensing (Electrical Division).
    • Obtain approval, schedule, and pass the Master Electrician examination.
    • Receive your Master license and maintain it with continuing education as required.

    State Requirements & Application

    Applicants typically must document extensive field experience beyond the journeyman level, including planning, layout, and supervision of electrical work.

    Applications require verification of experience, any needed documentation, and applicable fees. Always confirm the latest requirements before applying.

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    Board Contact Information

    Arkansas Department of Labor & Licensing – Electrical Division

    10421 West Markham, Little Rock, AR 72205

    Phone:(501) 682-4549

    Website: Electrical Division Website

    Test Information

    The Master Electrician exam (administered by PSI) evaluates advanced knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC), Arkansas amendments, design, load calculations, and supervision responsibilities.

    • Format: Multiple-choice
    • Scope: NEC, grounding & bonding, services, feeders, motors, calculations, safety
    • References: Typically open-book for approved materials—check PSI’s current bulletin
    • Scheduling/fees: Set by PSI and the Electrical Division (verify the latest details)

    Reciprocity

    Arkansas may offer reciprocity or comity with certain jurisdictions for experienced Master Electricians. You’ll need proof of active licensure in good standing and to meet Arkansas criteria. Confirm eligibility with the Electrical Division.

    Permitted Work

    Master Electricians in Arkansas may plan, lay out, supervise, and perform the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems, and can oversee journeyman and apprentice electricians in accordance with state law.