[Coffee Clint]

My company needs an administrator and I am trying to navigate the Washington L&I website, which is a chore in itself… Basically we repair small commercial refrigerators and freezers, commercial coffee equipment, and commercial rapid cook ovens. Everything is 208/240 at most and is rarely hard wired (except some refrigerated pastry cases are hard wired) Should I take the 06A and the 07(D or C?) Or should I just bite the bullet and take the 01 general???

Thanks in advance!

 

[asphalt]

My company needs an administrator and I am trying to navigate the Washington L&I website, which is a chore in itself… Basically we repair small commercial refrigerators and freezers, commercial coffee equipment, and commercial rapid cook ovens. Everything is 208/240 at most and is rarely hard wired (except some refrigerated pastry cases are hard wired) Should I take the 06A and the 07(D or C?) Or should I just bite the bullet and take the 01 general???

Thanks in advance!

01 General. It covers everything and more companies want the 01 if you ever find yourself looking for another job. It is a hard test, but if you find a good prep class you should pass it with no problem.

 

[HARRY304E]

My company needs an administrator and I am trying to navigate the Washington L&I website, which is a chore in itself… Basically we repair small commercial refrigerators and freezers, commercial coffee equipment, and commercial rapid cook ovens. Everything is 208/240 at most and is rarely hard wired (except some refrigerated pastry cases are hard wired) Should I take the 06A and the 07(D or C?) Or should I just bite the bullet and take the 01 general???

Thanks in advance!

If that is the best one and you're qualified Do it,,,,,,Good luck and Welcome to the forum:thumbup:

 

[erics37]

Go for the General, you'll be covered in all scenarios . The NEC portion is easy, the RCW/WAC section is weird but so is the RCW/WAC to begin with. The calculations section is rough. I barely passed it but never took a prep class, which would have helped immensely. I'd recommend that.

 

[Coffee Clint]

Thanks

Thanks for the info! I think I will take a prep course for sure. The CITC course looks pretty good to me at 3 days specifically preparing me for the 01 general exam. I'll have my 2008 NEC code book, Ugly's, and Ferm's fast finder... is there anything else that is a must have? Does anyone have any other suggestions for prep courses or have any experience with CITC?

Thanks again,

Clint

 

[sparky970]

My company needs an administrator and I am trying to navigate the Washington L&I website, which is a chore in itself… Basically we repair small commercial refrigerators and freezers, commercial coffee equipment, and commercial rapid cook ovens. Everything is 208/240 at most and is rarely hard wired (except some refrigerated pastry cases are hard wired) Should I take the 06A and the 07(D or C?) Or should I just bite the bullet and take the 01 general???

Thanks in advance!

An admin card is completely separate from an electrical license. A specialty or general license does not make you an administrator.

 

[erics37]

An admin card is completely separate from an electrical license. A specialty or general license does not make you an administrator.

A General Administrator license seems to be what he's referring to. As opposed to a specialty Administrator license. That would cover the gamut of whatever electrical work that his HVAC shop's contractor license allows them to do.