Part 1 · Laws, regulations and administration · Section 2
Comply with Regulations
Code of Federal Regulations, Title 29, Part 1926 (OSHA) · National Electrical Code (NEC) · National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) · Underwriters Laboratories (UL) or other NTL certification · Obtain necessary electrical permits and inspections
6lessons · ~52 min
145questions
6%of the exam
01Georgia's State Minimum Standard CodesHow the NEC Becomes Georgia Law, the 2026 Georgia Amendments to the 2023 NEC, and Permits and Inspections (O.C.G.A. 8-2-20 to 8-2-26) · 7 min · public preview02How the 2023 NEC Is Organizedand How to Find Anything in Under a Minute · 5 min · public preview03Article 110General Requirements for Equipment: Approval, Instructions, Terminations and Torque, Markings, Lockable Disconnects, Guarding and Enclosure Types · 7 min · public preview04OSHA Subpart KInstallation Safety Requirements on the Jobsite (29 CFR 1926.402–1926.408) · 15 min · public preview05Safety-Related Work PracticesLockout/Tagging, Approach Distances, PPE, Test Instruments and Tools (1926.416–.441 and 1910.331–.335) · 10 min · public preview06OSHA Recordkeeping and Reporting(29 CFR 1904) and the Definitions the Exam Tests (1926.32, 1926.449) · 8 min · public preview
Take the free examThe whole module opens with the $9 pass.
Not affiliated with PSI, the Georgia Construction Industry Licensing Board, the Georgia Secretary of State, NFPA.