Establishes alternate requirements for certain NJT employees to qualify for electrical contractor's license examination.
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This bill modifies New Jersey’s electrical contractor licensing requirements to create an alternative pathway for certain New Jersey Transit Corporation (NJT) employees. Specifically, NJT employees with at least five years of experience in electrical construction and installation can qualify for the license examination without completing a traditional apprenticeship program, provided they demonstrate equivalent practical experience through work performed and internal training with NJT. The bill also updates fees associated with the examination.
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