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Nebraska Electrician CE: 12 Hours With 2023 NEC Update

Continuing education for Electricians in Nebraska, built to the hours and topics the state board requires.

$96.9912 CE hrs
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
  • Approved by Nebraska State Electrical Division · course C02190334
  • Questions? (833) 558-7233
CE hours
12 hours
Renewal
12h · every 2 years
Industry
Electricians
License class
Nebraska Electrical License
STATE APPROVED COURSENEBRASKAAPPROVEDNo. C02190334

Officially approved

State Approval

Approved by the Nebraska State Electrical Division

State
Nebraska
Course number
C02190334
Approved on
October 28, 2026
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Nebraska Electrician CE: 12 Hours With 2023 NEC Update — Course Outline

3 modules · 25 lessons · 12 CE hours

  1. Module 12023 National Electrical Code Update15 lessons
    1. 2023 NEC Article 100: Key Definitions for Fault-Managed Power, EV Power Export, Truck Parking, Modular Data Centers, and Health Care Spaces
    2. 2023 NEC Article 110: Working Space, Arc-Flash Labels, and Reconditioned Equipment
    3. 2023 NEC Article 210: Branch-Circuit Conductor Sizing, Voltage Drop, and Multiwire Branch Circuits
    4. 2023 NEC Article 220: Load Calculations for EV Charging Equipment (220.57), the Dwelling Optional Method (220.82), and Existing Loads (220.87)
    5. 2023 NEC Article 230: Conductors Through Eaves (230.6), Supply-Side Connections (230.82), and Motor Control Centers as Service Disconnects (230.71(B))
    6. 2023 NEC Article 240: Overcurrent Protection Fundamentals
    7. 2023 NEC Article 240: Overcurrent Protective Devices and Installation Locations
    8. 2023 NEC Article 250: Grounding Electrode System and Grounding Conductors
    9. 2023 NEC Article 250: Bonding and Equipment Grounding Conductors
    10. 2023 NEC General Requirements for Wiring Methods (Article 300)
    11. 2023 NEC Cable Wiring Methods (Articles 320–340)
    12. 2023 NEC Raceway Wiring Methods (Conduits, Tubing, and Wireways)
    13. 2023 NEC Chapter 5: Hazardous Locations, Agricultural Buildings, and Temporary Installations
    14. 2023 NEC Chapter 6: EV Charging, Electrified Truck Parking Spaces, and PV Systems
    15. 2023 NEC Chapter 7: Energy Storage Systems (Article 706)
  2. Module 2Electrical-Related Electives: Circuit Theory, Motors, Transformers and Blueprint Reading9 lessons
    1. Ohm's Law Fundamentals for Electricians
    2. Series and Parallel Circuit Analysis
    3. Electrical Power Calculations
    4. Interpreting Motor Nameplate Data and NEC Article 430 Full-Load Current Tables
    5. Selecting Motor Overload and Short-Circuit/Ground-Fault Protection per NEC Article 430
    6. Designing Motor Control Circuits, Controllers, and Disconnecting Means
    7. Transformer Connections, Phase Configurations, and Grounding per NEC Article 450
    8. Transformer Sizing and Overcurrent Protection Calculations under the 2023 NEC
    9. Reading Panel Schedules, Equipment Schedules, and Lighting Schedules
  3. Module 3Nebraska Requirements1 lesson
    1. Nebraska Requirements: The State Electrical Act and Nebraska's Code Exceptions

Your Instructor

Daniel T Whaley, Electrician Instructor

Daniel T Whaley

Electrician Instructor

Oregon Limited Maintenance Electrician (LME), licensed

11 years of experience

Daniel T. Whaley is a licensed maintenance electrician with more than a decade of hands-on experience in electrical installation, maintenance, and code compliance. His work spans residential, commercial, and industrial systems, with deep familiarity with the National Electrical Code and its state-level adoption and amendments. As TradesCE's lead electrical instructor, Daniel develops and reviews continuing-education curriculum focused on practical code application — the situations electricians actually encounter in the field — and serves as instructor of record for TradesCE's electrical course catalog.

What’s Included

12

CE credit hours

  • Lifetime accessCome back to the material any time
  • Any devicePhone, tablet or computer
  • Instant certificateDownload it the moment you finish
  • Board-ready recordsKept the way your board expects

What Nebraska Requires From Electricians

You need

12 hours

every 2 years

This course

12 hours

Counts for 12 of your 12 hours

Who needs it
Nebraska Electrical License
Exam to renew
Not required
Topics required over the whole renewal
  • National Electrical Code · at least 6 hr
  • Remaining hours: electrical circuit theory, blueprint reading, transformer and motor theory, electrical circuits and devices, control systems, programmable controllers, microcomputers, or any other el · at least 6 hr
  • Board-approved electrical-related electives
Source: board rule · Checked Sep 6, 2026Full Nebraska electricians guide

From this course to a renewed license

  1. 1Complete it onlineTimed lessons and checkpoints record your seat time, at your own pace.
  2. 2Pass the checksShort knowledge checks confirm the material stuck — retake freely.
  3. 3Download your certificateIssued the moment you finish, listing your completed hours.
  4. 4Renew with the boardYour credit counts toward renewal with Nebraska State Electrical Division.

Questions Nebraska Electricians Ask

How many continuing education hours do Nebraska electricians need?

Nebraska electricians must complete 12 hours of board-approved continuing education every 2 years, as set by Nebraska State Electrical Division.

Which license classes does the Nebraska electricians CE requirement apply to?

The 12 hours requirement applies to: Nebraska Electrical License.

What topics are required for Nebraska electricians continuing education?

Nebraska State Electrical Division requires coverage of: National Electrical Code (6 hours); Remaining hours: electrical circuit theory, blueprint reading, transformer and motor theory, electrical circuits and devices, control systems, programmable controllers, microcomputers, or any other el (6 hours); Board-approved electrical-related electives.

How are completed CE hours reported to Nebraska State Electrical Division?

Completed hours are reported to the board by email by the provider. You also receive a certificate of completion for your records.

Continuing education credit

This Electricians course is built to the continuing education requirements your board sets for license renewal. On completion you receive a certificate instantly, and your completion record is kept in the format your board expects.

TradesCE is an independent board-approved education provider, not Nebraska State Electrical Division.

Who this course is for: Holders of a Nebraska electrical license (not apprentice registration)

  • Built for renewal credit
  • Reporting-ready records