Generally, no. Most states regulate the "practice" of doing electrical work for others, and an employee would almost certainly be practicing the trade of electrician, and would thus need a license if not a building permit (which may or may not require an official inspection, depending upon what the work is, and whether the jurisdiction inspects such work).
On the other hand, some states permit a homeowner to do minor Plumbing or electrical work without a license, although a permit may be required.
Finally, some jurisdictions don't care who does the work until someone gets killed because of a mistake, and the answer to your question would be "yes, but they had better clear it with their insurance company."
There are several places where one can find a licensed electrician. For example, one can call an electrical contractor to find or hire a licensed electrician.
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You must secure a position as an apprentice electrician under a licensed electrician. The apprenticeship requires 144 hours of classroom instruction and 2,000 hours of on-the-job training.
A licensed electrician can install a heater for you. I would look in your local yellow pages for a licensed electrician to install the heater and any other electrical work you may have.
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You should add only with a proper load calculation. You should probably have a licensed electrician look at the situation first. You can find a licensed electrical contractor at www.contraxtor.com to help with your electrical service upgrade
I just paid my electrical contractor $68.00 per hour for labor, plus materials.
All professional electrical work should be done by a licensed electrician due to risk of fire. The methods and procedures of electrical wiring is a part of training and testing that a professional is required to complete.
No, anyone is allowed to bid for new jobs. An electrician needs a journeyman's license to legally control and supervise one electrical construction project under supervision of a master electrician who can obtain the electrical building permit and who is allowed to supervise and control as many projects his capability will permit.
Are you licensed.
In an entry level job, a newly licensed electrician can make around $17.80 per hour in Boston, MA. An experienced electrician can make up to $45.15 per hour. The average hourly pay for a licensed electrician in Boston is $31.45 per hour.
Yes, you need an electrician to install a power generator and it is very important that he is licensed otherwise it would not work/is not legal. Hire the licensed electrician to install a transfer switch.