Since 2003, PacePDH.com has delivered over 1.5 million hours of online continuing education to more than 60,000 AEC professionals nationwide. PacePDH.com is partnered with IAEI (Independent Alliance of the Electrical Industry, formerly International Association of Electrical Inspectors) to deliver online electrical code change courses straight from the experts! Get your continuing education from the people who literally write the Analysis of Changes book each code cycle; delivered to your computer by the best provider of online electrical code change courses. Our online interactive audio/visual courses feature illustrations and real analysis, including input from members of every NEC® code making panel.
Oregon Building Codes Division (BCD) Electrical Program Continuing Education Requirements
Continuing education is part of the requirements for renewing most electrician licenses. Visit the BCD Web site to view the table which gives the requirements by license type, including which license types require the Oregon Rule & Law course. Please notice that a portion of continuing education credits must be from code change (CC) courses. You can take additional code change (CC) credits to meet the code related (CR) requirements. You have not met the continuing education requirements for license renewal if you do not have the correct amount of code change (CC) continuing education credits.
October 1, 2024 Renewals
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General Journeyman Electrician (J) needs 24 hours to include:
4 hours of Oregon Rule and Law (ORL)
8 hours of Code Change Courses (CC)
The remaining 12 hours can be any combination of Code Change Courses (CC) and Code Related Courses (CR)
A Limited Residential Electrician (LR) needs 16 hours to include:
- 4 hours of Oregon Rule and Law (ORL)
- 8 hours of Code Change Courses (CC)
- The remaining 4 hours can be a Code Change Course (CC) or a Code Related Course (CR)
Courses in Your Cart
| Category | Selected | Required |
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| ORL - Oregon Rule and Law |
0 |
4 |
| CC - Code Change Courses |
0 |
8 |
| Total Hours: | 0 |
24 |
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Non-timed, read-only PDF document with online testing at the end.
Audio-visual course for computers, tablets and smartphones.
ORL - Oregon Rule and Law
CC - Code Change Courses
CR - Code Related
Pace offers electrical contractors in Oregon the latest continuing education courses in NEC code changes. Stay up-to-date on the 2017 code changes and complete CE credits necessary for your license renewal.
Pace is approved by the Oregon Building Codes Division (BCD) Electrical Program to offer these code change credit hours. Pace also offers electricians a variety of benefits in addition to CE courses including: free classifieds, a free webpage, regular contests and so much more. Pace cares about the success of all electrical and construction contractors and brings you high quality courses that are entertaining and informational. Choose Pace as your continuing education provider.
Pace proudly offers continuing education courses to all Oregon Electrical contractors, including, but not limited to, the following counties and major cities:
Baker - Benton - Clackamas - Columbia - Coos - Crook - Curry - Deschutes - Douglas - Gilliam - Grant - Harney - Hood River - Jackson - Josephine - Klamath - Lake - Lane - Lincoln - Linn - Malheur - Morrow - Multnomah - Polk - Sherman - Tillamook - Umatilla - Union - Wallowa - Wasco - Washington - Wheeler - Yamhill
Portland, Eugene, Salem, Gresham, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Medford, Springfield, Bend, Corvallis
Oregon BCD Electrical Program approved providers are required to report course completion rosters to the state electronically. Pace reports your courses within 5 business days. Once reported, the course status will display a "Reported" icon rather than the "Completed" icon.
Continuing education is part of the requirements for renewing most electrician licenses. Visit the BCD Web site to view the table which gives the requirements by license type, including which license types require the Oregon Rule & Law course. Please notice that a portion of continuing education credits must be from code change courses. All credit may be in Code Change. You have not met the continuing education requirements for license renewal if you do not have the correct amount of code change continuing education credits.
