Oklahoma Electrician Continuing Education Online
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Oklahoma electrical license renewal requires 6 hours of continuing education every three years.
Beginning 1/1/2026, 12 hours every three years will be required. Additionally, apprentices will need 3 hours every year.
Oklahoma Electrical Continuing Education 6-Hour (2023 Code Update)
Stay compliant with this 6-hour Oklahoma Electrical Continuing Education course—covering the 2023 Code Update, fully online and state-approved.
Oklahoma Electrical Continuing Education - 2023 NEC
Stay compliant with Oklahoma’s electrical license renewal requirements through our comprehensive 6-hour online course. Designed to meet the state’s continuing education mandates, this program keeps you current with the latest industry standards and practices.
Course Highlights
Comprehensive Curriculum: Includes 2023 National Electrical Code (NEC) updates and industry best practices.
Flexible Learning: Study online anytime, at your own pace.
Expert Instruction: Learn from experienced professionals with deep electrical field knowledge.
State Approval: Approved by the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board, meeting all criteria for license renewal.
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Convenience: Complete your Oklahoma continuing education requirements fully online—no in-person classes needed.
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Oklahoma Electrical License Renewal
To maintain your electrical license in Oklahoma, it’s important to follow the state’s renewal requirements:
- License Renewal Periods
All electrical licenses in Oklahoma are valid for one year and expire on the last day of the licensee’s birth month.
- Continuing Education Requirements
Electrical Contractors and Journeymen:
Complete 12 hours of continuing education (CE) every three years.
At least 6 hours must cover codes and revisions adopted by the Oklahoma Uniform Building Code Commission (OUBCC).
The remaining 6 hours may include topics such as electrical circuit theory, wiring methods, grounding and bonding, transformer and motor theory, control systems, alternative energy systems, safety as defined by NFPA 70E, manufacturers’ installation of equipment or parts, the Electrical License Act, trade regulations, and other approved trade subjects.Electrical Apprentices:
Effective January 1, 2026, apprentices must complete 3 hours of CE annually before reregistering.
CE material must cover codes and revisions adopted by the OUBCC, Oklahoma electrical industry regulations, Construction Industries Board rules, electrical safety as defined by NFPA 70E, other approved trade subjects, or continuing education approved for contractors or journeymen.
- License Renewal Process
Complete Continuing Education: Finish the required CE hours within the specified period.
Submit Renewal Application: Renew your license online through the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board’s website.
Pay Renewal Fee: Include the renewal fee with your application.
Maintain Records: Keep certificates of completion as they may be needed for verification.
Staying updated on these requirements ensures compliance and uninterrupted licensure to continue your electrical work in Oklahoma without issues.
Why Choose Our Online Continuing Education?
State-Approved Curriculum
These courses are fully approved by the Oklahoma state board, ensuring you receive the required credits to renew your electrician’s license.
Learn on Your Schedule
Complete your electrician continuing education online at your own pace, whether you’re balancing work, family, or other commitments.
Taught by Industry Experts
Learn from experienced electricians and industry experts who understand the real-world applications of electrical theory, code updates, and safety standards.
Affordable & Accessible
Our courses are competitively priced to make continuing education affordable for all electricians.
Do You Submit My Completion to the State?
We report your course completion to the state on the next business day after you finish.
Once you finish your course, you’ll receive a certificate of completion that you can keep for your records and submit if requested during the renewal process.
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