American Electrical Advice Forum

[Dan]

I've created this forum category titled American Electrical Advice Forum for those that visit the forum from America and wish to seek electrical advice from fellow Americans.

Please create a new thread in the American Electrical Advice Forum if you have a question you'd like answering. Anything electrical can go in this forum.

Create a new thread here: https://www.electriciansforums.net/forums/american-electrical-forum.169/post-thread

 

[ktnwin]

Oh, thanks so much for the link to American Electrical Advice Forum.
I will use this link from now on.

 

[spynage]

Does anyone know about specific qualifications a British Electrician might need to work in NY state (not city). The work would be mainly in domestic properties for lettings purposes. Cheers!

 

[brianmoooore]

Studying mid 20th century UK wiring practices would be a start.

 

[Dan]

OoOooo that was a low blow

 

[RetiredNY]

Does anyone know about specific qualifications a British Electrician might need to work in NY state (not city). The work would be mainly in domestic properties for lettings purposes. Cheers!

You've likely sorted this out by now but allow me to give a pat answer. As long as you have the official working papers (as a national from another country) as far as I know you will work under the license of the owner of the shop or other designated qualifier employer by whomever you work for. New York State does not have apprentice, trainee, or journeyman licensing.

 

[Dan]

Welcome to the forum @RetiredNY !

 

[RetiredNY]

Welcome to the forum @RetiredNY !

Glad to be here, Dan!

 

[nicebutdim]

Glad to be here, Dan!

It's good to see another member posting from the US as @Megawatt is almost alone in handling questions from your side of the Atlantic.