UDC Electrical Inspector
Certified inspector for electrical systems in one- and two-family dwellings under the Wisconsin UDC.
How to Get a UDC Electrical Inspector in Wisconsin
| Issuing Body | WI DSPS |
| Initial Fee | $60 |
| Exam Required | Yes — DSPS exam on UDC electrical provisions and NEC |
| Experience Required | 3 years of electrical work or inspection experience |
Continuing Education
Wisconsin requires 24 hours of continuing education every Biennially (odd-numbered years) to renew your udc electrical inspector.
24 hours per renewal cycle
License Lookup & Verification
Verify a udc electrical inspector holder's credentials through the Wisconsin DSPS online license lookup tool.
Verify a License →Frequently Asked Questions — UDC Electrical Inspector
What electrical work do UDC inspectors check?
UDC electrical inspectors verify wiring, panel installations, circuits, grounding, GFCI/AFCI protection, and all electrical systems in 1-2 family dwellings.
Is the UDC electrical inspector exam based on the NEC?
Yes, the exam covers the NEC as adopted by Wisconsin, plus Wisconsin-specific amendments under SPS 316.
Can a UDC electrical inspector also inspect commercial buildings?
No. UDC certifications only cover 1-2 family dwellings. Commercial inspection requires separate credentials.
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