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CE Requirement – Oklahoma

The complete requirements and renewal steps are listed below

Oklahoma Electrician Continuing Education Requirements: All Oklahoma-licensed Electrical Contractors and Journeymen must complete 12 hours of Continuing Education (CE) every 3 years (36 months) before they may renew their license. Additionally, under recent legislative changes effective January 1, 2026, Electrical Apprentices are required to complete 3 hours of continuing education every 12 months. If an apprentice is a student apprentice or is enrolled and attending an approved course, the continuing education shall not be required.

Quick Steps to Renew Your Oklahoma Electrician License

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Complete twelve (12) hours of continuing education every 36 months.

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Your course provider reports your completion to the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board electronically.

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Receive a certificate of completion from your provider for your personal records.

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Complete the renewal application and pay the annual fee online via the Oklahoma CIB website.

Who Needs to Complete CE?

The following Oklahoma Electrician license types require 12 hours (or 3 hours for apprentices) of CE for renewal:

✓ Electrical Contractor (12 hours every 3 years)
✓ Journeyman Electrician (12 hours every 3 years)
✓ Electrical Apprentice (3 hours annually)

Important Notes

  • License expires annually on the last day of your birth month.
  • Can renew up to 30 days before the expiration date.
  • For Electrical Journeymen and Electrical Contractors, the twelve (12) hours must consist of six (6) hours of code update. The remaining six (6) hours may include Other industry-related courses.
  • Courses approved by the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board feature a standardized numbering system to help individuals select the appropriate course. A course number ending in “E” designates a Code Update course, while those ending in “EO” are classified as “Other” industry-related courses. Finally, course numbers ending in “EA” are designed specifically for Apprentices.
  • Multiple licenses? Check with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board for concurrent CE requirements.

Contact: Oklahoma Construction Industries Board (CIB) – Website: https://oklahoma.gov/cib.html

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

As of January 1, 2026, the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board (CIB) requires Electrical Journeymen and Contractors to complete 12 CE hours every 3 years. Apprentices must complete 3 CE hours annually unless they are enrolled and attending an approved course. You can find state-approved courses at ExpertCE.com.

No, they are different measurements. Oklahoma requires 12 CE hours (continuing education hours) for Journeymen and Contractors, not CEUs. One CEU (Continuing Education Unit) equals 10 contact hours. Therefore, the required 12 CE hours is equal to 1.2 CEUs. To earn your required hours, visit ExpertCE.com.

Out of the 12 required hours for Journeymen and Contractors, the state requires 6 hours to cover National Electrical Code (NEC) updates adopted by the Oklahoma Uniform Building Code Commission. The remaining 6 hours may include the study of electrical circuit theory and calculations, wiring methods, grounding and bonding, transformer and motor theory, electrical circuits and devices control systems, alternative energy systems including energy storage, safety related to the electrical industry as defined by NFPA 70E, manufacturers’ installation of equipment or parts, the Electrical License Act, the trade regulations as set forth in this act as well as the rules of the Construction Industries Board, other trade subject matters approved by the Electrical Committee.

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Electrical Journeyman and Contractor licenses must be renewed every 3 years (36 months) from the date they were issued. You must complete your 12 hours of continuing education before your specific expiration date. Enroll today at ExpertCE.com.

Yes. Effective January 1, 2026, Oklahoma Electrical Apprentices are required to complete 3 hours of continuing education every year before reregistering, unless they are enrolled in an approved student apprentice course.

Yes, the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board allows electricians to complete 100% of their required continuing education hours through approved online courses. For a convenient, mobile-friendly learning experience, check out the online courses at ExpertCE.com.

Course providers must be explicitly approved by the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board (CIB). Taking courses from unapproved providers will not count toward your license renewal. ExpertCE.com offers fully CIB-approved courses for Oklahoma electricians.

While you should always keep a copy of your certificate for your records, approved CE providers are required to report your completed hours directly to the Oklahoma CIB. When you complete a course at ExpertCE.com, we handle the state reporting for you.

Online courses are self-paced, allowing you to read course materials and complete quizzes from your computer, tablet, or smartphone. You can log in and out as needed without losing your progress. Experience our user-friendly platform at ExpertCE.com.

Yes, you can complete your continuing education at any time during your 36-month renewal cycle for Journeymen and Contractors, or 12-month cycle for apprentices. It is highly recommended to finish early to avoid any last-minute delays. Start now at ExpertCE.com.

You will receive your certificate of completion instantly upon passing the course. You can download and print your certificate immediately when you finish your training at ExpertCE.com.

No, completing the required 12 hours of continuing education will satisfy the CE requirement for both your Journeyman and Contractor licenses, provided the courses meet the CIB criteria. Find dual-compliant courses at ExpertCE.com.

If you fail to complete your CE and renew your license before the expiration date, your license will expire and you cannot legally perform electrical work in Oklahoma. Late renewals may also incur additional fees. Avoid penalties by completing your CE hours on time at ExpertCE.com.

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