This bill proposes to amend the Arizona Revised Statutes by adding a new article specifically for the registration of electricians. It introduces definitions for key terms such as "apprentice," "electrical work," "Electrician," and "Journeyman electrician." The registrar of contractors will be responsible for registering qualified individuals as electricians and journeyman electricians, approving continuing education courses, and adopting rules focused on public safety. Additionally, it establishes requirements for individuals to be registered as electricians, including completion of continuing education and payment of fees, with provisions for waiving fees for military veterans and those facing hardship.

Furthermore, the bill outlines the qualifications necessary for registering as a journeyman electrician, which include age requirements, completion of an approved apprenticeship or equivalent experience, passing a written examination, and payment of associated fees. It also specifies that registered journeyman electricians can perform electrical work without direct supervision and supervise up to three apprentices at a time. Overall, the bill aims to enhance the regulation and safety standards within the electrical profession in Arizona.