Washington 01 Journey Level Electrician Practice Test
Washington State Department of Labor & Industries · PSI · 2020 NEC
60 questions in 3 hours on the 2020 NEC, 70% to pass, with a worked explanation for every answer.
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Washington exam format
- License
- 01 General Journey Level Electrician
- Board
- Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
- Testing vendor
- PSI
- NEC & Theory section
- 60 questions, 3 hours
- Washington Codes section
- 17 questions, 1 hour (RCW 19.28, WAC 296-46B)
- Pass mark
- 70%
- Code
- 2020 NEC, open book
- All Washington electrical exams are open book. Any original copyrighted material is allowed, including books with questions and answers, plus a silent, nonprogrammable calculator.
- Books may be highlighted, underlined and permanently tabbed before the exam, but not written in. Printed RCW/WAC copies are allowed in a binder.
Our Washington practice exam
NEC & Theory: 60 questions in 180 minutes, 70% to pass. Our preset covers the 60-question NEC & Theory section. The 17 Washington Laws & Rules questions are not included.
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60 questions in 3 hours on the 2020 NEC, 70% to pass, with a worked explanation for every answer.
Or start with a free topic drillCommon questions
Which NEC is on the Washington 01 exam?
The 2020 NEC, along with RCW 19.28 and WAC 296-46B for the Washington codes section.
Can I bring study guides?
Yes. Any original copyrighted material is allowed, including books that contain questions and answers, as long as nothing is written in.
60 questions in 3 hours on the 2020 NEC, 70% to pass, with a worked explanation for every answer.
Or start with a free topic drillSources
Checked October 30, 2026. Boards update bulletins; confirm details with your board before you schedule.
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