House Bill No. 2084 amends the continuing education requirements for contractors, journeymen, and apprentices in Oklahoma. Effective January 1, 2026, contractors and journeymen must complete twelve hours of continuing education every three years to renew their licenses, with specific provisions for those whose licenses expire before meeting this requirement. Similarly, apprentices must complete three hours of continuing education annually to re-register, with allowances for those whose registrations expire. The bill also stipulates that the continuing education courses and instructors must be approved by the Committee of Electrical Examiners, and it outlines the content areas that must be covered in these courses.

The bill includes several modifications to existing language, such as changing the phrasing around license and registration expiration dates and requirements for renewal and re-registration. It also allows for flexibility in course scheduling and instructor approval in emergency situations. The Construction Industries Board is tasked with amending its rules to align with the new provisions of the Electrical License Act. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.