National Electrical Code (NEC): Federal safety standards for electrical installations and wiring, providing the foundation for electrical work requirements
OSHA Regulations: Federal workplace safety and health requirements specific to electrical work and construction sites
Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA): Federal law establishing minimum wage, overtime pay, recordkeeping, and youth employment standards
Davis-Bacon Act: Federal law requiring payment of prevailing wages on federally funded construction projects
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): Federal law ensuring accessible design and installation of electrical components in public spaces
State Electrical Licensing Requirements: State-specific regulations governing electrical contractor licensing and certification
State Building Codes: State-specific construction and electrical installation requirements that may supplement or modify federal standards
State Workers' Compensation Laws: State-specific requirements for providing insurance coverage for work-related injuries and illnesses
State Lien Laws: State-specific regulations governing mechanics' liens and payment security rights for contractors
Local Building Permits: Municipal requirements for obtaining necessary permits and inspections for electrical work
IEEE Standards: Industry technical standards for electrical and electronic engineering
NEMA Standards: National Electrical Manufacturers Association standards for electrical equipment and materials
UL Requirements: Underwriters Laboratories safety standards for electrical equipment and installations
Insurance Requirements: Mandatory insurance coverage including general liability, workers' compensation, and professional liability
EPA Regulations: Environmental protection requirements for handling hazardous materials and environmental impact
Prompt Payment Acts: Federal and state laws governing timing of payments to contractors and subcontractors
Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act: Federal law setting standards for overtime and safety requirements on federal construction projects
