AZ SB1303

Creates a new registration system for electricians in Arizona administered by the Registrar of Contractors, establishing two categories: registered electricians and journeyman electricians.

Requires all electricians to complete at least 24 hours of continuing education every three years covering the national electrical code, electrical safety practices, and applicable state and local codes.

Sets journeyman electrician qualifications at minimum age 18, completion of either an approved apprenticeship (8,000 hours on-the-job training plus 576 hours classroom instruction) or equivalent work experience, and passing a written examination.

Limits registered electricians to working under direct supervision of a journeyman electrician, while journeyman electricians may work unsupervised and supervise up to three apprentices at one time.

Authorizes the registrar to set registration fees and waive fees for military veterans and those experiencing hardship.