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Oklahoma electrician license renewal

Reference only. Verify the renewal term, continuing-education hours, and any exemption with the state before you rely on a date. These rows are the starter defaults copied into a new workspace. An owner can edit them under State rules. This page is not a filing with the state.

Oklahoma shops use Appworks Compliance Tracker to track each employee's license and continuing education beside the company contractor license. The numbers below come from the same preset list.

Individual · Oklahoma Construction Industries Board

Apprentice Electrician

Renewal term on this row: 12 months. 3 hours across 12 months.

Starter default, effective January 1, 2026: an apprentice completes 3 hours of Electrical Committee-approved continuing education in the year before reregistration. A student apprentice, or an apprentice enrolled in an approved course, is not required to take the hours. Edit this if the Board changes the rule.

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Individual · Oklahoma Construction Industries Board

Journeyman Electrician

Renewal term on this row: 36 months. 12 hours across 36 months.

Starter default, effective January 1, 2026: a journeyman license is not renewed unless the licensee completed 12 hours of continuing education in the 36 months before renewal. Six of those hours cover Oklahoma Uniform Building Code Commission code updates. The other six are committee-approved trade or safety topics, including NFPA 70E. This row is editable reference data.

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Company · Oklahoma Construction Industries Board

Electrical Contractor

Renewal term on this row: 36 months. 12 hours across 36 months.

Starter default, effective January 1, 2026: an electrical contractor license follows the same 12-hour / 36-month continuing education requirement as a journeyman license. Keep the company license on the company party, not on each employee.

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