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...help and I will stop with this subject.
Can anyone answer these questions?
1.Can I get insured without a license?
2.Is it possible to take the test for Master Electrician, even though I am still in an apprenticeship?
3.I have heard something about a partial license. Is anyone familiar with this?
"If common sense was common, everyone would have it"-not sure, someone here
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Hi GA, In our province even a qualified journeyman electrician can not do side work on his own. This is called contracting and needs a contracting license. T he journeyman can be an accredited designate to pull permits for the contractor and sign off the permits be he can not work for 2 contractors IE Himself. He can only represent one contractor.If you Charge money it is called contracting and not "side work" . Stay patient and learn all you can and unfortunately students do not make a great income but At least you can work toward that goal.
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The short answer is no, no, and no.
In GA we do have a restricted license, but it still requires 4 years experience.
Patience grasshopper...
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