How do I become an HVAC apprentice in Wisconsin?
Short answer:Who licenses this trade: State contractor registration with an individual HVAC qualifier; refrigerant handlers need EPA Section 608 certification. Experience before the journeyman exam: HVAC qualifier exam: at least 1,000 hours a year for at least 4 years of HVAC experience, or 4 years of HVAC education, or a mix.
Last checked. Official source: dsps.wi.gov.

Licensing rules
| Who licenses this trade | State contractor registration with an individual HVAC qualifier; refrigerant handlers need EPA Section 608 certificationOfficial source: dsps.wi.gov |
|---|---|
| Apprentice registration | Not yet confirmed with an official source, check the official link. |
| Experience before the journeyman exam | HVAC qualifier exam: at least 1,000 hours a year for at least 4 years of HVAC experience, or 4 years of HVAC education, or a mixOfficial source: dsps.wi.gov |
| Apprentices per supervisor | Not yet confirmed with an official source, check the official link. |
| Who can supervise an apprentice | Not yet confirmed with an official source, check the official link. |
Last checked . 2 of 5 items confirmed against official sources; flagged items are still pending. Main board: Wisconsin DSPS: HVAC contractor registration and HVAC qualifier certification.
Frequently asked questions
Who licenses HVAC technicians in Wisconsin?
State contractor registration with an individual HVAC qualifier; refrigerant handlers need EPA Section 608 certification.Source: dsps.wi.gov
How much experience do you need before the journeyman HVAC technician exam in Wisconsin?
HVAC qualifier exam: at least 1,000 hours a year for at least 4 years of HVAC experience, or 4 years of HVAC education, or a mix.Source: dsps.wi.gov
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