Texas and Arkansas reached a master electricians reciprocity agreement to allow licensed professionals from one state to seek equivalent credentials in the other, according to Crossroads Today. The new compact lets master electricians apply for reciprocal licensing without repeating the full exam process when they meet both states’ requirements. State […]
By tapping into the wisdom of seasoned professionals and following proven techniques, you can approach the exam with confidence and precision. While the journey may seem daunting, the right mindset and strategy can turn a challenge into an achievable goal. In this blog, we’ll break down key insights and practical […]
Electrical contracting stands at a turning point as data emerges as a strategic asset, according to EC&M. Successful firms now track field measurements, cost codes, equipment telemetry and schedules to spot issues before they happen and close jobs faster. Analytics and real-time monitoring reduce downtime, minimize change orders and improve […]
A recent nationwide ranking spots the best states for contractors by combining wages, job openings, and new construction starts, according to Lexington Herald Leader. The study shows states such as Illinois, Washington, and New Jersey leading the pack when it comes to opportunity for trade professionals—including electricians. Electricians in these […]
Data centers are rapidly reshaping the electrical industry and creating new opportunities for electricians ready to adapt. AI-driven facilities and high-capacity cloud hubs continue to expand faster than the workforce can grow, driving strong demand for electricians who master advanced power systems, cooling setups, and redundancy standards. Industry reports show […]
If you’re ready to launch an electrical contracting business in Texas, you’ll need a specific license from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). The process covers three key license types: Electrical Contractor, Electrical Sign Contractor, and Residential Appliance Installer Contractor. Insurance To apply for a new Electrical Contractor […]
Reliability issues in electric-vehicle charging stations are fueling so-called “charging anxiety,” and ensuring solid EV infrastructure maintenance holds the solution, according to EC&M. Preventive maintenance, technician training, and consistent standards are becoming essential as EV charging networks expand. For electricians this shift means more than just installing chargers … it […]
When fall and winter draw in, backyard hot tubs and spas become go-to features. But they bring serious electrical risks if systems aren’t installed and maintained correctly, according to the NFPA. Water and electricity don’t mix well. Common hazards include inadequate bonding, missing ground-fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs), and wiring that fails […]
I’m looking to get back into the electrical field. I’ve got over three years of experience in both commercial and residential work, plus a year of schooling under my belt. I had to take some time off to deal with some family stuff, but now I’m ready to jump back […]
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) is seeking a new member to join its Electrical Safety and Licensing Advisory Board, according to TDLR. This board provides essential guidance to the Texas Commission of Licensing and Regulation, offering technical expertise and real-world industry insight. The open position is for […]
