The focus and goal of the Power Learning Systems "Strategies for Success" Prep-Workshop is to prepare the exam candidate to PASS the State of Georgia low voltage general (LVG) contractor's exam. This is accomplished at our workshop seminar by educating the exam candidate on exam related testing topics, reviewing the board approved exam reference books, learning and practicing test taking strategies, and improving test taking skills. Our workshop includes a home study guide with exam practice questions to help prepare for this difficult exam. Our below exam reference book indexes and book tabs are designed specifically for this state exam to help locate the exam answers quickly.

General Low Voltage Exam Reference Materials

    Exam Books:

    75.00 - Georgia State Electrical Code, 2008 National Electrical Code with *2009 Georgia amendments
               National Fire Protection Association (NFPA 70), softbound

 
    55.00 - Contractors Guide to Business, Law, and Project Management
               Georgia Construction Industry Licensing Board, 4th edition. (NASCLA) spiralbound

    19.00 - Employer's Tax Guide, Circular E, 2011 and The Americans with Disabilities Act:
               Your Responsibilities as an Employer - Current, EEOC
                (note: the above pamphlets are printed, tabbed and installed in a 1" white clip binder)

   
    55.00 - Code of Federal Regulations Title 29, Part 1926 (OSHA), softbound
               Construction Industry Regulations, Mancomm updated through August 2, 2011
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   204.00 - Subtotal Cost (all state board approved reference books necessary to pass the exam)
 

     Exam Book Indexes:

    19.00 - Exam index for National Electrical Code, 2008 ed., softbound (NFPA 70)
 

    14.00 - Exam index for Business and Project Management for Contractors, 2009, 4th ed. spiralbound (NASCLA)

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    33.00 - Subtotal Cost (all available book indexes for the state board approved reference books)
 

     Exam Book Tabs:

    16.00 - Exam book tabs for National Electrical Code, 2008 ed., softbound (NFPA 70)
 

    12.00 - Exam book tabs for Business and Project Management for Contractors, 2009, 4th ed. spiralbound (NASCLA)
 

    12.00 - Exam book tabs for Employer's Tax Guide - Circular E, 2011 ed. (IRS)

    12.00 - Exam book tabs for Standards for the Construction Industry Code of Federal Regulations
               (Code of Federal Regulations Title 29, Part 1926 (OSHA)

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    52.00 - Subtotal Cost (all available book tabs for the state board approved reference books)

          684.00 - Total Cost (workshop plus all above reference materials)
 

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Please Note:

►  You must apply with the State of Georgia's low voltage electrical licensing board in order to receive approval to take the low voltage state exam (click here for the state Application). You must also pay the testing company Applied Professional Measurements (AMP) before you can sit for the state examination. www.goamp.com

 

►   The above materials ship from the State of Florida and a 7% sales tax is charged for book shipments in Florida, other states have no sales tax charged.  Any tax due and shipping cost via UPS ground will be added at the time of checkout. We will need a physical address to ship any materials we do not ship to postal boxes. Shipments to Florida via UPS usually arrive the next business day, shipments to Georgia usually take one to two business days, other states vary depending on location.

      Note: Even though the above link to the "Georgia Amendments" are listed as part of the state reference materials on the licensing
               board's website. This two page supplement has no information relating to the low voltage exam and is not necessary.