Texas Journeyman Industrial Electrician license lookup — free

A Journeyman Industrial Electrician holds a journeyman-level license restricted to industrial settings — manufacturing plants and processing facilities — rather than homes or general commercial buildings. Plants hiring for maintenance or expansion work check this license specifically because a standard Journeyman Electrician's scope doesn't automatically cover industrial work. It's a narrower niche than the general journeyman license, which makes it easy to overlook renewal reminders if a plant's HR process isn't built around trade license tracking. TDLR treats it as its own individual electrician license with its own renewal clock, separate from any other electrician credential the same person might hold.

This license renews every year and requires 4 hours of continuing education per cycle, same as other individual TDLR electrician licenses. A renewal filed within 90 days of expiration costs 1.5 times the normal $30 fee, and 91 days to 18 months late doubles it to $60. TDLR's page doesn't separately restate the fee for the 18-month-to-3-year window the way it does for other electrician licenses — the pattern across the rest of the program points to the same doubled rate plus a mailed Executive Director approval, but confirm the exact figure on TDLR's renewal page before budgeting for it. Past three years lapsed, the license can't be renewed at all and requires a brand-new application.