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Electrical Contractor License

Mandatory for all electrical installation works. Obtain your Class ‘A’ or Class ‘B’ license with our expert assistance.

What is an Electrical License?

An Electrical Contractor License is issued by the Electrical Licensing Board of the respective state government. It authorizes an individual or a company to undertake electrical installation works, such as wiring, HT/LT lines, and substation projects.

Without a valid license, executing electrical contracts is illegal. It ensures that the contractor has qualified technical staff (Supervisors and Wiremen) and necessary testing equipment to carry out work safely.

Key Features

Class 'A' License: For High Voltage (HT) works (Above 650 Volts).
Class 'B' License: For Low Voltage (LT) works (Up to 650 Volts).
Supervisor Certificate: For qualified Engineers/Diploma holders.
Wireman Permit: For ITI holders or experienced electricians.
Renewal: Yearly renewal is mandatory.

Our Services

Registration Process

Step-by-step guide to get your license.

Documents Required

Solvency Certificate from Bank
Certificate of Electrical Supervisor
Wireman Permit Details
List of Testing Instruments (Megger, Earth Tester)
Office Address Proof & GST
Calibration Certificates of Instruments

Application Steps

Appointment of Technical Staff
Testing of Instruments
Online Application Filing
Physical Verification by Inspector
Interview of Supervisor
Issuance of License

Benefits

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common queries about Electrical Contractor License.

What is the difference between Class 'A' and Class 'B' License?

Class ‘A’ License authorizes contractors to undertake High Voltage (HT) electrical works (above 650 Volts). Class ‘B’ License is restricted to Low Voltage (LT) works (up to 650 Volts).

Is it mandatory to employ an Electrical Supervisor?

Yes, to obtain a contractor license, you must employ a person holding a valid Certificate of Competency (Supervisor Certificate) relevant to the class of license applied for.

What is the validity period of the license?

The Electrical Contractor License is typically issued for one financial year and must be renewed annually before 31st March to avoid penalties or cancellation.

Can I apply for a license without an engineering degree?

As a business owner, you don’t necessarily need a degree yourself, provided you employ qualified technical staff (Supervisor and Wireman) who hold the necessary permits and certificates.

What is a Solvency Certificate and why is it needed?

A Solvency Certificate is issued by your bank proving your financial stability. It is required by the licensing board to ensure that the contractor has the financial capacity to execute electrical projects safely.