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Hi all-

There is probobly a very simple answer to this very simple question. I have been doing networking work for a while now and I want to start my own LLC. Does anyone know whether installing cat5e or cat6 wire for network and/or voice applications requires a licence in NJ? and just out of curiosity, what about AV or CATV applications?

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Not sure about NJ, but many states have limited, or other class licenses for Tele/LAN/CATV/AV at least, if it is installed as perminent. Or other "Contracting" reg's. Someplaces require a C-10 from what I understand. It would be wise to contact your License Board. (To really know, before you start up, and find out the hard way.)

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I believe NJ does. Should be easy enough to find out if you go the NJ website.

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http://www.state.nj.us/lps/ca/nonmedical/electrical.htm
Look at the link towards the bottom about the Application for Telecommunications Wiring Exemption it is the start of requiring licenses, it doesn't say anything about a test, but who knows they might ask for an interview. It doesn't sound too difficult to get the exemption.

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Did you guys know that ECN actually has a page that gives the Licensing requirements for all of the states of the US.

It's here .

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Trumpy, California on that list will soon need to be up-dated to include Certification requirements for all C-10 Employees. Seperate from Licensing for Contractors through the CSLB.
http://www.dir.ca.gov/DAS/ECU_FAQ.htm


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Oh OK,
Thanks Mark!. [Linked Image]

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* Application for Telecommunications Wiring Exemption
http://www.nj.gov/lps/ca/electric/telewire.pdf

This is under the APPLICATIONS heading at: http://www.nj.gov/lps/ca/nonmedical/electrical.htm
That mkoloj posted.


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