Electrician license path in New Mexico

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Licensing board: New Mexico Construction Industries Division (Regulation and Licensing Department)

License levels

  • EE-98J Journeyman residential and commercial electrical: Four years of experience (14.6.4 NMAC) source

Continuing education

At least 16 hours in every 3-year period between electrical code updates: 8 hours code change and 8 hours other industry-related instruction. source

Reciprocity

Journeyman reciprocal agreements with Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas and Wyoming. source

Renewal dates and CE for this license: Credential Renewal Calendar.

Last checked 2026-10-18. Code edition by state: NFPA NEC enforcement maps.

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