About the Georgia State Board of Electrical Contractors

The State Construction Industry Licensing Board consists of five sub-boards: The Division of Conditioned Air Contractors, Division of Electrical Contractors, Division of Low Voltage Contractors, Division of Master and Journeyman Plumbers, and Division of Utility Contractors. The full board only meets twice a year, but each sub-board sets their own meeting dates and has the authority to pass rules that relate only to their board’s jurisdiction. In addition to the members of the sub-boards, the full Board has two consumer members who are not connected with the construction industry. The Board members are appointed by the Governor to serve a term of four years. The Board’s purpose is to protect the public against faulty construction installations through the licensing of contractors and establish and administer standards for the licensing of the contractors in the above professions.

More information on Board Meetings and Events can be found on the Electrical Contractors Board Events page.