ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AND JOURNEYMEN – Amends existing law to revise a provision regarding electrical contractor supervision and to define a term.

This bill revises Idaho's electrical contractor licensing rules to clarify supervision requirements and define key terms. It requires electrical contractors to have licensed residential, journeyman, or master electricians on-site during work hours to supervise installations, and mandates contractors to provide the state with a list of employed journeyman electricians upon request. The bill sets specific supervision ratios: one licensed electrician may oversee up to six apprentices in residential work, or two apprentices in non-residential settings, with exceptions for apprentices nearing completion. It also preempts local governments from imposing stricter electrical licensing rules than the state law.