Journeyman Plumber Exam
Washington: certificates: practice questions
Our Journeyman Plumber bank has 9 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1 · Washington
Without a qualifying course of study, how much experience does a Washington journey level plumber applicant need?
- Two years under any contractor
- Eight years as a residential service plumber
- Four or more years under a certified journey level plumber
- Six months plus a written test
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C. Four or more years under a certified journey level plumber — RCW 18.106.040(1)(a).
Question 2 · Washington
Of a Washington plumber's renewal CE hours, how many must relate to electrical safety?
- Two
- Four
- Twelve
- Eight
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B. Four — RCW 18.106.070(1)(a)(ii).
Question 3 · Washington
How much experience does a Washington residential service plumber applicant need, if they have no qualifying course?
- Five or more years
- One year
- Two or more years
- Four or more years
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C. Two or more years — RCW 18.106.040(1)(c).
Question 4 · Washington
May a Washington city require a certified plumber to get a local license to work there?
- Only for commercial jobs
- Yes, every city may license plumbers
- Only cities over 50,000 people
- No, the state certificate is enough statewide
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D. No, the state certificate is enough statewide — RCW 18.106.070(1)(a) and 18.106.150(3).
Question 5 · Washington
How many continuing education hours must a Washington plumber complete each three-year renewal period?
- 12 hours
- 16 hours
- 24 hours
- 48 hours
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C. 24 hours — RCW 18.106.070(1)(a)(ii).
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