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Maine Electrician License: Requirements, Exam & How to Get Licensed

Everything you need to know about the Maine electrician license — requirements, exam format, fees, and how to prepare

Note: Our practice questions are based on NEC 2023 — the edition most states currently test on. The exam format details below are specific to Maine.

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Information last verified: April 2026

Last verified: March 26, 2026 Sources: Maine Licensing Board

Exam Format

Journeyman Electrician

  • Vendor:Prov
  • Questions:80
  • Time Limit:180 minutes (3 hours)
  • Passing Score:70%
  • Exam Fee:$50
  • Format:Closed-book

What's Covered on the Exam

  • Grounding & Bonding (NEC Article 250)
  • Wiring Methods (Conduit, Cable, Raceways)
  • Load Calculations (Article 220)
  • Motors & Controllers (Article 430)
  • Box Fill & Conduit Fill
  • Overcurrent Protection (Article 240)
  • Special Occupancies (Hazardous Locations)
  • Services & Feeders (Article 230)

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How to Register for Your Exam

  1. Confirm Your Eligibility: Check with the Maine Electricians Examining Board for current requirements (work experience, education, etc.)
  2. Submit Your Application: Apply through the state licensing board
  3. Schedule Your Exam: Once approved, register with Prov
  4. Prepare: Use GetLicenseReady to practice with Maine-aligned questions
  5. Pass Your Exam: Show up confident and ready on exam day

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