Journeyman Plumber Exam
Connecticut: renewals: practice questions
Our Journeyman Plumber bank has 4 questions on this topic. Here are 3 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1 · Connecticut
What must a Connecticut plumber do whose license has been unrenewed for over two years?
- Pay a late fee only
- Requalify under 20-333
- Take 7 hours of continuing education
- Work one year as a registered apprentice under a licensed contractor
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B. Requalify under 20-333 — 20-335.
Question 2 · Connecticut
How much continuing education may Connecticut regulations require of licensed plumbers, normally?
- Up to 7 hours every two years
- At least 12 hours a year
- 24 hours every three years, 8 of them on the plumbing code
- At least 4 hours a month
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A. Up to 7 hours every two years — 20-334d(c); more is allowed after significant plumbing code changes.
Question 3 · Connecticut
Which Connecticut plumbing license holders are exempt from the plumbers' continuing education rule?
- P-1 and P-2 holders
- Holders of P-6 and P-7 licenses (and W-8, W-9)
- All holders over 65
- Holders licensed for more than 20 years
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B. Holders of P-6 and P-7 licenses (and W-8, W-9) — 20-334d(d).
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