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What is an electrical license qualifier?

Electrical License Qualifiers are licensed electricians who allow a company or contractor to operate under their license, meeting state or local requirements for electrical work. They are responsible for ensuring that all electrical work performed by the business complies with relevant codes and safety standards. The Qualifier typically oversees projects, reviews work for compliance, and may be held legally accountable for the quality and legality of the company's electrical work. This role is essential for businesses that need a licensed professional to meet regulatory requirements but may not have one on staff full-time.

What are the typical responsibilities of an electrical license qualifier?

An Electrical License Qualifier is often responsible for ensuring that all electrical work performed by a company complies with local and state regulations. This includes reviewing project plans, overseeing installations, and providing guidance to electricians on code requirements. Qualifiers frequently collaborate with project managers, inspectors, and other trades to ensure safety and quality standards are met across job sites. They may also be involved in regular site visits, documentation, and training team members on best practices. Effective communication and leadership skills are essential, as they serve as the company's representative for licensing and regulatory matters.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an electrical license qualifier?

To thrive as an Electrical License Qualifier, you need extensive knowledge of electrical codes, systems design, and installation practices, typically supported by a journeyman or master electrician license and years of field experience. Proficiency in interpreting blueprints, using testing equipment, and familiarity with permitting and inspection software are crucial. Strong attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication help ensure compliance and smooth project management. These skills are vital for upholding safety standards, passing inspections, and maintaining a company’s legal eligibility to operate.

What is the difference between Electrical License Qualifier vs Electrician?

AspectElectrical License QualifierElectrician
Required credentialsLicense qualification, often a master or journeyman licenseApprentice, journeyman, or master license depending on experience
Work environmentSupervisory roles, licensing, inspection, and complianceInstallation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems
Employer and industry usageUsed by licensed professionals overseeing projectsUsed by tradespeople performing electrical work

The Electrical License Qualifier typically holds a higher-level license and may oversee or inspect electrical work, whereas an Electrician performs the hands-on installation and repair tasks. Both roles require relevant certifications, but the qualifier often has additional licensing requirements for supervisory duties.

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Construction Wireman (CW) Madison

Madison, WI • On-site

Staff Electric Company Inc.
201 - 500 employees
Learn more about Staff Electric Company Inc.external

Full-time

Medical, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 25 days ago

Job description

 THE MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS 

1.

AGE

Minimum of 18 years of age.

2.

PHYSICAL CONDITION

Must be physically capable of performing the work of the trade with or without reasonable accommodation.  Applicants who reach employable status must successfully pass a drug screen test before placement in the field.

3.

DRIVER'S LICENSE

Must have a valid Wisconsin Driver's License.

4. 

RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION

You must have reliable transportation to get to the construction site and from job-to-job.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING THE PROGRAM:

Work -  A CW is required to work for an electrical contractor on various construction projects.

Cost -   Each worker will have to purchase their own hand tools (list will be provided).

Each worker will join the Local Union #159. There is a one-time initiation fee and quarterly dues you will be required to pay AFTER you are hired.

Each worker will be required to apply for a Registered Electrician License. You will apply for this license AFTER you are hired with a contractor. The cost for this license is $35.00.

License - WI State Law requires that anyone who performs electrical wiring must have a State of WI Electrical License. As a CW you will be required to obtain and keep current a State of WI Electrical License. The License type designated for CW's is the Registered Electrician License. The initial fee for the License is $35. The License will also be required to be renewed annually based on original issue date.

License (Continued):

The renewal requirements are as follows:

  1. The License holder must obtain a minimum of 24 Continuing Education Units(CEU's) annually before the License is scheduled to expire. In order to obtain these CEU's the license holder must attend courses/seminars approved for WI State Electrical License CEU's specific for your license type. It is the license holders responsibility to verify the courses qualify for WI State Electrical CEU's for the proper license type.
  1. Pay a renewal fee of $35 to the State of WI annually.

This is will be your license and you alone will be responsible for keeping it current or you will be unable to work.

EXAMPLES OF TYPES OF PROJECTS WORKED ON

COMMERCIAL - Office Buildings, Hospitals, Schools and Shopping Centers

INDUSTRIAL - Small Machine Shops, Metal Press and Stamping, Food and Medicine Production 

EXAMPLES OF TASKS PERFORMED BY CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS

Bending conduit/pulling of wire and cable/lighting fixture installation/digging a trench for cable or conduit/installing Romex or B.X./wiring & setting of service switch gear/mounting and wiring transformers/reading blueprints

EXAMPLES OF FACTORS THAT CAN EFFECT JOB CONDITIONS

Stage of construction- open walls, no windows, unsealed roof

Weather - heat, cold, rain, snow, wind, dampness

Cleanliness - mud, dust, debris, water

Noise - tools, equipment, mfg.  Lines

Heavy Lifting - large conduit, large cable, cartons of material 

ABOVE THE GROUND

In the electrical construction trade, the majority of work is done above the ground.  This work is performed using ladders, scaffolding and power lifts.  If you have a fear of heights, the construction electrician program is not for you. 

COUNTY WORK AREA

When placed with a contractor, you can expect to consistently work anywhere in a 4 county area.  This area includes Dane, Columbia, Iowa, and Sauk counties; and portions of Dodge, Green Lake, and Marquette Counties. You may also be asked to work in other locations in other parts of south central Wisconsin.

WAGES AND BENEFITS FOR CW UNION MEMBERSCW classification and wages are based on proven on the job experience.

There are also additional benefits included in the wage package:

Vacation and Holiday, Health and Welfare, Local Pension, NEBF Pension

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