NCCER Industrial Electrician Knowledge Assessment — Information & Free Practice
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NCCER Industrial Electrician Knowledge Assessment
- Provider
- NCCER
- Format
- Three-hour closed-book examination; basic function non-printing calculator and NCCER Electrical Formula sheet permitted; no other materials.
- Exam questions
- Total questions: 100.
- Time limit
- Three hours
- Passing score
- 75
Examination outline
- Safety for Electricians (8%)
- Introduction to Electrical Circuits (4%)
- Electrical Theory (5%)
- Wireways, Raceways, and Fittings (4%)
- Conductors and Cables (2%)
- Electrical Test Equipment (5%)
- Alternating Current (4%)
- Motors: Theory and Application (4%)
- Conduit Bending (4%)
- Pull and Junction Boxes (4%)
- Conductor Installations (4%)
- Cable Tray (4%)
- Conductor Terminations and Splices (5%)
- Grounding and Bonding (6%)
- Conductor Selection and Calculations (3%)
- Hazardous Locations (4%)
- Overcurrent Protection (4%)
- Distribution Equipment (3%)
- Transformers (4%)
- Motor Calculations (3%)
- Motor Controls (4%)
- Specialty Transformers (3%)
- Advanced Controls (3%)
- Heat Tracing and Freeze Protection (3%)
- Medium-Voltage Terminations/Splices (3%)
Examination sources
- NCCER Industrial Electrician Assessment Specifications
page 1, NCCER Curriculum
- NCCER Industrial Electrician Assessment Specifications
pages 1–2, Written Assessment Contents tables
- NCCER Industrial Electrician Assessment Specifications
page 2, Total Number of Items
- NCCER Industrial Electrician Assessment Specifications
page 1, Overview and score
- NCCER Industrial Electrician Assessment Specifications
page 1, Overview, closed-book
- NCCER Industrial Electrician Assessment Specifications
page 1, Score Report and Training Prescription
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