New Jersey Municipal Electrical Inspectors
34-Hour Course
Frequently
Asked Questions
Yes, The current code cycle of 2006-2009 is nearly complete. As soon as we get confirmation of all the credits for our applicants, we will forward those numbers to each of you and will schedule new seminars, if needed.
We are under the impression from the Board that there may be a few:
One who reaches the age of 70+ and who does not have a business permit may request a waiver from the Board.
Instructors teaching the course and who hold a license must request a waiver at the time they submit their sign-in sheets and certification from a completed course to the Board.
However, any exemptions, if at all, are solely at the discretion of the Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors.
While _____________ and ___________ are the primary instructors, MEIA has also sponsored other knowledgeable and well known instructors who are experts in their field. They have served and do serve as active inspectors and have accumulated years of teaching experience both for the contractors and inspectors alike through the Rutgers and DCA programs.
Yes. After March 31, 2007 no further applications will be accepted.
Our website carries that information with location directions. See the home page and check the menu buttons on the left for your inquiry.
No, they are not. We have considered the commitments our applicants may have made and their family obligations. Therefore, we will schedule six four-hour seminars over a time period of the three years so that will translate into being notified by post card every two-three months when one will be held near you.
You will be notified by post card. It will indicate the date, registration time, the location and the subject based on the current edition of the code. So, even though the subject may be one you may have had in the last code cycle, you could be presented the same subject updated to the currently adopted code in New Jersey.
Payments must be sent in accompanied by the application to ensure a seat in
our seminars. Checks that are returned due to insufficient funds or other bank
reasons must be made good by a certified check or money order in the amount of
the issued check plus whatever bank charges we have incurred.
Checks should be made out to MEIA OF NJ INC. and mailed to:
MEIA OF NJ INC.,
If a group of ten or more applicants at one time are interested in negotiating a group rate, they need to call _____________ at the numbers provided.
