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Oklahoma Journeyman Electrician License Exam
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Oklahoma Laws, Safety & Electrical TheoryYou are here
Master CIB rules, OSHA/NFPA 70E safety, Ohm's Law, AC theory, and 3-phase systems.
Branch Circuits, Feeders & Load Calculations
Master Article 210, 215, 230 clearances, standard and optional dwelling load calculations.
Grounding, Bonding & Wiring Methods
Study Article 250 GEC/EGC sizing, Table 310.16 ampacity, derating, and conduit/box fill.
Motors, Transformers, Special Occupancies & Practice
Cover motor calculations, transformers, hazardous locations, and full timed practice tests.
Can You Take the OK Electrician Exam?
Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements
- •Must be 18 years of age or older (OAC 158:40-7-1(b))
- •Must be approved by the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board before scheduling with PSI
- •The 2023 NEC brought to the test center must be a bound copy — NEC Handbooks and spiral-bound NEC copies are not allowed
- •References may be highlighted, underlined, and permanently tabbed only before the exam session; temporary tabs such as Post-it notes are prohibited
OK Electrician Quick Facts
Time to Get Licensed
8-12 weeks for most candidates
From start to license in hand
Retake Policy
Candidates who fail must wait 30 days before retesting. For electrical examinations the waiting period for every additional retest is also 30 days (HB 3215, effective November 1, 2024).
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137 Practice Questions
NEC 2023 and Oklahoma-specific questions mapped to the 13 PSI subject areas, each with a full explanation.
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2026 Updated
Matches the PSI bulletin effective 12/18/2025, the 70% HB 3215 cut score, and Oklahoma's 2023 NEC amendments.
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What You'll Study
14 chapters covering the exam topics in this guide
Chapter 1: Oklahoma Licensing Laws, Board Rules & Safety
7 sections
Chapter 2: General Electrical Theory & Calculations
5 sections
Chapter 3: General Installation Requirements (NEC Article 110)
5 sections
Chapter 4: Branch Circuits & Feeders (NEC Articles 210, 215 & 225)
4 sections
Chapter 5: Services & Service Equipment (NEC Article 230)
3 sections
Chapter 6: Electrical Load Calculations (NEC Article 220)
4 sections
Chapter 7: Overcurrent Protection & Tap Rules (NEC Article 240)
3 sections
Chapter 8: Grounding and Bonding (NEC Article 250)
4 sections
Chapter 9: Wiring Methods & Materials (NEC Articles 300–314)
5 sections
Chapter 10: Raceways, Tubing, Conduit Fill & Underground Systems
3 sections
Chapter 11: Motors, Controllers & Air Conditioning (NEC Articles 430 & 440)
4 sections
Chapter 12: Transformers & Equipment (NEC Articles 450, 410, 422 & 424)
6 sections
Chapter 13: Special Occupancies & Hazardous Locations (NEC Articles 500–517)
5 sections
Chapter 14: Special Equipment, Swimming Pools & Low-Voltage Systems
4 sections
OK Electrician Exam Details
Oklahoma Journeyman Electrician License Exam
Administered by OK Construction Industries Board (CIB)
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official OK Construction Industries Board (CIB) content outline
Permits and inspections, preservation of structural integrity, and needs analysis and estimating
Voltage/current/resistance in series, parallel and combination circuits, power used and lost, AC and three-phase theory, cost of power, troubleshooting and test systems, NEC codebook use and definitions, temporary wiring, cranes and hoists, elevators and escalators
Approved methods of installing electrical equipment, including equipment operating in excess of 600 volts
Services, voltage drop, services over 600 volts, feeders, outside branch circuits and feeders, branch circuits, space-heating/snow-melting/pipe-heating circuits, and air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment
NEC overcurrent protection requirements, including standard device ratings, conductor protection, and tap rules
General grounding requirements and required sizes of grounding electrode conductors and equipment grounding conductors
Underground conductors, vertical installations, conductor selection, and cable types AC, MC, NM/NMC/NMS, SE/USE, UF, MI, FC/FCC, and MV
General raceway and box requirements, pull boxes, conduit fittings, RMC/EMT/IMC/RNC/FMC/LFMC/FMT/HDPE/NUCC/LFNC, conduit fill, box volume and fill, wireways, gutters, busways, surface and underfloor raceways, and cable trays
Class I, II and III hazardous locations, commercial garages and fuel dispensing, bulk storage and spray areas, health care facilities and places of assembly, mobile homes and RV parks, floating buildings, and swimming pools, fountains and hot tubs
Remote-control and signaling circuits, communications circuits, equipment operating at 50 volts or less, fiber optics, photovoltaics, fire alarms, and emergency system circuit wiring
Luminaire installation, grounding and wiring, fluorescent and recessed fixtures, fixture construction requirements, lighting systems operating at less than 30 volts, and neon lighting and electric signs
Job site sanitation, personal protective equipment, excavation safety, emergency action plans, safety training, ventilation, first aid, signs/signals/barricades, tools, ladders, illumination, scaffolds, toxic materials, cleanup, SDS, material handling, and fall protection
Motors used in dwellings, motor branch circuits in industrial and commercial locations, feeder transformers, and use of transformers
What's Included
14 Chapters
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