Yes. He has the required knowledge, skill and ability. All he needs to go to work is the appropriate license for the area in which he wishes to work. This may be a business license, handyman's license or a contractor's license.
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It depends on where you are located. In the Washington DC area a IBEW union journeyman electrician can make $74,000 (straight time) a year plus benefits.
They will make around 27,000 dollars a year. If they work long hours or overtime, they will more than likely make more.
The average yearly salary for a Journeyman electrician in Houston, Texas is $52,000. The average salary for an apprentice electrician is $46,000.
$28 per hour for a journeyman $45 to $85 per hour for a master
a Master Electrician is the person who has the educational and practical experience to perform electrical work according to NEC "National Electric Code". although others like a journeyman can perform those duties, the master electrician hold more education and able to certify electrical work.where and electrical contractor is a company which is licenced to obtain and perform electrical contracts. whoever, and electrical contractor can't perform have their licence without a master electrician being on board. in other words, an electrical contractor must maintain a valid master electrician and it own contracting licensesome states allow a person to be a contractor using his own SSN, in this case a master electrician could be also the contractor.