All Trades Licensed Electricians
The State Electrical Safety program is achieved through the adoption of nationally recognized safety codes, licensing, education, training of people doing electrical installation work and code enforcement, which reduces the risk of fi
re and electrocutions.
The rules referenced below are adopted by the Commissioner of Public Safety and the Electricians’ Licensing Board pursuant to 26 V.S.A. Chapter 15, to license people doing electrical work and to adopt and enforce nationally recognized safety codes.
Statutes, Rules and Adopted Codes
- Vermont Electrical Statute - 26 V.S.A., Chapter 15
Vermont Electrical Safety Rules
Currently Adopted Codes
- NFPA 70 - National Electrical Code, 2011 Edition, as amended
- NFPA 73 - Residential Electrical Safety Code, 2011 Edition
- NFPA 780 - Lightening Protection Code, 2011 Edition
- ANSI - C2 National Electrical Safety Code, 2007 Edition
NOTE: The Division of Fire Safety does not sell code books. Please contact NFPA to purchase the codes and standards.
Licensing, Permit and Application Forms
Testing Information
Information on testing for electrical, plumbing, elevator and lift mechanic licenses is available at http://www2.iccsafe.org/contractor/booklets/Vermont_booklet.pdf.
Electrical License Application
- Application for Electricians' License and accompanying forms
- Application for Electricians' Speciality License form
- Replacement Electrical License Request Form
Continuing Education
- Approved Continuing Education Seminars for Master and Journeyman License
- Approved Continuing Education Seminars for Type S Journeyman Renewals
Licensed Electricians (updated monthly)
Master list of licensed Electricians in the State of Vermont.
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