So how do you go about getting a Texas electrical license so you can practice this trade in Texas?
The first and most important step is to become an electrician’s apprentice. Like all states, Texas has a set of particular rules regarding what you have to do to become a licensed electrician, including a minimum number of supervised apprentice hours worked under a master electrician.
Luckily, Independent Electrical Contractors makes this easy. At a Texas IEC training center, you will not only receive classroom instruction from world class instructors, you will also receive hands-on training in the field as an electrical apprentice. And you get paid to do it!
The demand for qualified Texas electricians will continue to grow. Your career will begin as an apprentice, but from there you can advance all the way up to master electrican or owner of your own company. It all starts with training at IEC to get your Texas electrical license.
To begin your journey, contact your nearest IEC office or contact us with the form on this page.
CenTex Chapter IEC
8868 Research Blvd, Suite 502
Austin, Texas 78758
Ph: (512) 832-1333
Fax: (512) 832-1883
Email: djohnson@centexiec.com
El Paso Chapter IEC
6460 Hiller, Ste D
El Paso, Texas 79925
Ph: (915) 777-6649
Fax: (915) 592-0306
Email: d.saldana.iec.ep@hotmail.com
IEC Dallas Chapter
1931 Hereford Drive
Irving, Texas 75038
Ph: (972) 550-1133
Fax: (972) 550-1121
Email: jerry@iecdallas.com
IEC of East Texas
P.O. Box 1261
Tyler, Texas 75710
Ph: (903) 597-7054
Fax: (903) 592-7500
Email: iec.etx@gmail.com
IEC Fort Worth/Tarrant County
5809 E Berry Street
Fort Worth, Texas 76119
Ph: (817) 496-8422
Fax: (817) 496-8555
Email: marcie@iecfwtc.org