Florida Electrical Contractors' Licensure Examination (Business and Technical/Safety) — Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation
The Florida Electrical Contractor Exam is two separately scored parts set for the Electrical Contractors' Licensing Board: a business part of 50 questions and a technical and safety part of 100, both open book with approved references at Pearson VUE. You need 75 percent on each part. SummitCert's portal gives you explained practice questions for both parts, flashcards, a timed 150-question combined mock exam and progress tracking by area.
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Your full practice pool — 350 questions total, written to mirror the real exam blueprint, with full answer explanations for every question.
Including Business: Maintaining Cash Flow, Business: Estimating and Bidding a Job, Business: Interpretation of Contracts and Agreements, and more.
A complete, realistic exam-day simulation with the same question count and time limit as the real thing.
Covering every key term, concept, and framework you're expected to know.
Hand-picked walkthroughs and explainers organized by topic.
Visual breakdowns of the frameworks and models the exam tests you on.
The exact formulas and calculations you need, ready to review before test day.
A searchable glossary so unfamiliar terminology never slows you down.
See your accuracy by domain, spot weak areas early, and follow a built-in study schedule.
Tailored to this exam: it knows your progress and weak areas, remembers your earlier chats, and picks up where you left off on your other devices.
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Topics you'll drill
8 core topics pulled straight from the real question bank.
- Business: Maintaining Cash Flow
- Business: Estimating and Bidding a Job
- Business: Interpretation of Contracts and Agreements
- Business: Purchasing Control
- Business: Contract Scheduling
- Business: Obtaining Insurance and Bonding
- Business: Complying with Contracting Laws and Rules
- Business: Personnel Management
Florida Electrical Contractor Exam exam requirements & cost
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Florida's unlimited electrical contractor examination has two parts that are scored separately: a business part of 50 questions and a technical and safety part of 100 questions (candidate information booklet effective February 2026). Both parts are computer-based, four-option multiple choice and open book, using only the approved reference list; each part may include five or more unscored pilot questions. This portal's 150-question mock exam combines both parts in one practice run; on exam day they are two separate examinations. You need at least 75 percent on each part; all questions are equally weighted and the parts are scored separately. DBPR charges an application fee with the license examination application, and Pearson VUE charges a separate examination fee when you schedule; confirm the current amounts on the DBPR electrical examinations page. The content outline spreads questions across 20 areas; the largest are Technical/Safety: General Theory and Electrical Principles (13.3%); Technical/Safety: Alarms and Limited Energy (10.0%); Technical/Safety: Wiring and Protection (9.3%). The full list of areas and weights is on the portal exam page. Experience, education and financial requirements for an electrical contractor license are set under Chapter 489, Part II, Florida Statutes and the board's rules; confirm your qualifying route with DBPR before you apply.
Florida Electrical Contractor Exam exam blueprint
Real domain weighting from the certifying body's own published exam syllabus.
- Business: Maintaining Cash Flow2.7%
- Business: Estimating and Bidding a Job4%
- Business: Interpretation of Contracts and Agreements3.3%
- Business: Purchasing Control0.7%
- Business: Contract Scheduling2.7%
- Business: Obtaining Insurance and Bonding3.3%
- Business: Complying with Contracting Laws and Rules4%
- Business: Personnel Management2.7%
- Business: Complying with Payroll and Sales Tax Laws4.7%
- Business: Interpretation of Financial Statements and Reports3.3%
- Business: Management Accounting2%
- Technical/Safety: General Theory and Electrical Principles13.3%
- Technical/Safety: Plan and Specification Reading and Interpretation5.3%
- Technical/Safety: Wiring and Protection9.3%
- Technical/Safety: Wiring Methods and Materials8%
- Technical/Safety: Special Occupancies and Situations9.3%
- Technical/Safety: OSHA, Safety, Procedures for Testing and Use of Tools and Equipment6%
- Technical/Safety: Life Safety and Americans with Disabilities Act3.3%
- Technical/Safety: Electrical Signs, Outline Lighting, and Structural Considerations2%
- Technical/Safety: Alarms and Limited Energy10%
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