Electrician Apprentice Hours

Electrician Apprentice Hours is the OJT hour tracker built for U.S. electrical apprentices. Log every hour you work, watch your journeyman progress climb, and run the NEC calculations the job needs — all in one app that works with no signal. Paper logbooks get soaked, lost in a truck, or filled out from memory six months later. This is the apprenticeship log book that lives in your pocket. LOG A FULL DAY IN SECONDS • Tap a preset — 4, 6, 8 or 10 hours — or step it up and down by the half hour • Or switch to Start–End and let the app do the math • Tag every entry with date, work category, employer and a note • Saves instantly and works fully offline — log from a basement, an attic, or the middle of nowhere KNOW EXACTLY WHERE YOU STAND • One progress dial shows hours logged against your hour target • Hours remaining and hours logged this week, right on the home screen • Set your target to your state or program requirement — 8,000 hours or any custom number • Cross the finish line and your Journeyman badge unlocks • Turn on a daily reminder so you never forget to log a shift A WORK HISTORY YOU CAN DEFEND • Every entry grouped by month with running hour totals • Hours broken out by work category, so you can see where your experience is thin • Tap any entry to review it, fix it, or delete it • 8 color-coded work categories that match how licensing boards group OJT hours: Conduit & Raceway, Wiring & Terminations, Service & Distribution, Motor Controls, Lighting & Controls, Grounding & Bonding, Troubleshooting & Maintenance, and Fire/Life Safety EMPLOYERS AND SUPERVISOR LICENSES ON FILE • Keep every contractor you've worked for in one place • Store your supervising journeyman or master electrician and their license number • Track employment start and end dates for each shop • Have the sign-off details ready the day your board asks for them 6 NEC CALCULATORS BUILT IN No second app, no charts taped inside your gang box: • Voltage Drop — volts and percent lost across a run • Max Circuit Distance — the longest run that stays inside your drop limit • Load Calculator — service size by NEC Article 220 • Motor Calculator — full-load current, conductor and breaker sizing by NEC Article 430 • Circuit Calculations — conductor, overcurrent device, EGC and raceway in one pass • Conduit Fill — NEC Chapter 9 fill percentage for mixed conductor sets JUST SAY IT AND SKIP THE TYPING Hands full? Tap the mic and say "240 volts, 6 gauge wire, 30 amps, 100 foot run." The calculator fills itself in. Every tool also takes full manual entry when you'd rather tap. BUILT FOR THE WAY YOU ACTUALLY WORK • Fully offline — your hours are stored on your device, not held hostage by a signal • Sign in with Apple or Google, or skip it and start logging • Light and dark appearance • No ads. No account required to log your first hour. WHO IT'S FOR Electrical apprentices in a union (IBEW/JATC) or non-union program, apprentices logging state-required on-the-job training hours, helpers and trainees working toward a journeyman electrician license, and journeymen tracking hours toward a master electrician license. A NOTE ON THE CALCULATORS The calculators are a field reference based on published National Electrical Code tables. They are not a substitute for the current NEC, your local amendments, or your AHJ — always verify before you install. Hour requirements vary by state and program; check with your own licensing board. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by NFPA, the IBEW, NECA, or any state licensing board. "NEC" and "National Electrical Code" are registered trademarks of the National Fire Protection Association.