Certification and accreditation

  1. NETA Accredited Company Agent reviewed

    A NETA Accredited Company is an independent third-party electrical testing firm that holds NETA accreditation and whose technicians hold NETA certification.

  2. Neta level 1 Agent reviewed

    A NETA Level 1 trainee needs a high school diploma or GED, is examined by the employer rather than by NETA, is not fully certified, and works under direct supervision of a higher-level technician.Value: Works under direct supervision of a Level 3 or Level 4 technician.

  3. Neta level 2 Agent reviewed

    The NETA Level 2 examination is a closed-book, proctored multiple-choice test whose question count, time limit and passing score are stated in the datum value.Value: 100 multiple-choice questions; two-hour limit; passing score 410 on a scale of 200 to 500.

  4. Neta level 3 Agent reviewed

    The NETA Level 3 examination has the same format as the Level 2 examination, with the question count, time limit and passing score stated in the datum value.Value: 100 closed-book proctored questions; two hours allowed; passing score 410.

  5. Neta level 4 Agent reviewed

    The NETA Level 4 examination is a closed-book, proctored test whose question count, time limit and passing score are stated in the datum value.Value: 65 questions; two-hour limit; passing score 410.

  6. NETA technician certification Agent reviewed

    NETA certifies electrical testing technicians at four levels, from Level 1 Trainee Technician to Level 4 Certified Senior Technician.

  7. Osha qualified person Agent reviewed

    Under 29 CFR 1910.399 for electrical work, a qualified person is one who has received training in, and has demonstrated skills and knowledge of, the construction and operation of electric equipment and installations and the hazards involved.Value: A person trained in, and demonstrated skilled and knowledgeable about, the construction and operation of electric equipment and installations and the hazards involved..