Connecticut routes HVAC work through DCP heating, piping, cooling, and sheet-metal license classes rather than one generic HVAC technician title. The S-2 unlimited heating, piping, and cooling journeyperson license is the broad official class, while limited classes such as S-10 may apply to narrower work. Verify the actual task scope before applying.
Connecticut routes HVAC work through DCP heating, piping, cooling, and sheet-metal license classes rather than one generic HVAC technician title. The S-2 unlimited heating, piping, and cooling journeyperson license is the broad...
1. The DCP journeyperson application path lists S-2 as requiring 8,000 on-the-job training hours and 576 classroom hours. 2. The S-10 license exam path requires a registered apprenticeship program or equivalent experience and...
Registered apprenticeship oversight in Connecticut runs through Connecticut Department of Labor Office of Apprenticeship Training (no URL on file).
To become a registered apprentice in Connecticut, the person must first be hired by an apprentice employer.
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Connecticut routes HVAC work through DCP heating, piping, cooling, and sheet-metal license classes rather than one generic HVAC technician title. The S-2 unlimited heating, piping, and cooling journeyperson license is the broad official class, while limited classes such as S-10 may apply to narrower work. Verify the actual task scope before applying.
1. The DCP journeyperson application path lists S-2 as requiring 8,000 on-the-job training hours and 576 classroom hours. (Source: https://portal.ct.gov/dcp/license-services-division/all-license-applications/heating-cooling-sheet-metal-license-application-path---journeyperson; verbatim: “S-2
Unlimited Heating, Piping, and Cooling
8,000
576”)
2. The S-10 license exam path requires a registered apprenticeship program or equivalent experience and training. (Source: https://portal.ct.gov/DCP/Occupational-and-Professional-Division/Occupational--Profess/Heating-Piping-and-Cooling-License-Types-and-Scope-of-Work; verbatim: “The requirements to qualify for this license examination shall be the completion of a registered apprenticeship program or equivalent experience and training.”)
Registered apprenticeship oversight in Connecticut runs through Connecticut Department of Labor Office of Apprenticeship Training (no URL on file).
To become a registered apprentice in Connecticut, the person must first be hired by an apprentice employer.
To become a registered apprentice in Connecticut, the person must first be hired by an apprentice employer.