The master electrician license is also known as the Class B license. Master electricians can start a contracting business, which must be registered through the state’s Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation. There is also a test to pass at this licensing level administered by the Board of State Examiners of Electricians. In order to become licensed as a master electrician, you have to work as a licensed journeyman for at least one year and have completed an additional 150 hours of coursework relating to the National Electrical Code and state regulations. The journeyman license is also known as the Class A license. The requirements can be met either by completing an apprenticeship program or by earning an electrical degree and working as an apprentice. With these requirements met you can take the test and apply for a journeyman license. To become a journeyman electrician in the state, the Board of State Examiners requires that you complete 8,000 hours of supervised electrical work and 600 hours of classroom learning in electrical topics, including both technical and regulatory topics such as the National Electrical Code (NEC). The Board licenses journeymen and master electricians. The licensing process in Massachusetts is governed by the Board of State Examiners of Electricians. To become an electrician you have to follow a path that includes classroom learning at one of Massachusetts trade schools or community college, and apprenticeship training, culminating in licensing.
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