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One of the best sources of information comes from the Electrical Contractors Examination Candidate Information Bulletin downloadable here or from the North Carolina Electrical Board website.
JCR Productions always knows my continuing education status - it's like magic! We'll let you in on a secret... anyone can see your license status. If at any time you...
Our late founder, Jeff Rodriquez, was known for his strong foundation in the National Electrical Code. He was able to develop this “Code Made Simple” learning environment with his 30 years of insight...
Is JCR approved with the NC Alarm Systems Licensing Board?
Previously, our workshops had been approved with the NC Alarm Systems Licensing Board. As our workshop courses evolve, they may not always be seen as appropriate for the Alarm’s Board, so the...
Those needing 2017 or earlier will be in the Online Training Center. Those on 2020 will be in My Account. Log In Issues I took a workshop with JCR Productions,...
What books do I need to study for the Electrical Exam?
One of the best sources of information comes from the Electrical Contractors Examination Candidate Information Bulletin downloadable here or from the North Carolina Electrical Board website.
*North Carolina will be testing on the 2017 code until the end of this year. North Carolina will begin testing on the 2020 National Electrical Code as of January 1st,...
