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Plumbing in Washington

What we confirmed about the path from apprentice to journeyman plumber in Washington, with the official link for each item. Anything we couldn’t confirm is flagged.

How do I become a plumbing apprentice in Washington?

Short answer:Who licenses this trade: State: plumber trainee, journey level (PL01) and specialty plumber certificates. Apprentice registration: Yes. Start as a certified plumber trainee. Experience before the journeyman exam: 4+ years (at least 8,000 hours) as a plumber trainee under a certified journey-level plumber; at least 4,000 commercial/industrial. Who can supervise an apprentice: A certified journey-level plumber.

Last checked. Official source: lni.wa.gov.

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Licensing rules

Plumbing licensing rules
Who licenses this trade State: plumber trainee, journey level (PL01) and specialty plumber certificatesOfficial source: lni.wa.gov
Apprentice registration Yes. Start as a certified plumber traineeOfficial source: lni.wa.gov
Experience before the journeyman exam 4+ years (at least 8,000 hours) as a plumber trainee under a certified journey-level plumber; at least 4,000 commercial/industrialOfficial source: lni.wa.gov
Apprentices per supervisor Not yet confirmed with an official source, check the official link.
Who can supervise an apprentice A certified journey-level plumberOfficial source: lni.wa.gov

Last checked . 4 of 5 items confirmed against official sources; flagged items are still pending. Main board: Washington Department of Labor & Industries (L&I), Plumbing Program.

Frequently asked questions

Who licenses plumbers in Washington?

State: plumber trainee, journey level (PL01) and specialty plumber certificates.Source: lni.wa.gov

Do plumbing apprentices have to register in Washington?

Yes. Start as a certified plumber trainee.Source: lni.wa.gov

How much experience do you need before the journeyman plumber exam in Washington?

4+ years (at least 8,000 hours) as a plumber trainee under a certified journey-level plumber; at least 4,000 commercial/industrial.Source: lni.wa.gov

Who can supervise a plumbing apprentice in Washington?

A certified journey-level plumber.Source: lni.wa.gov

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