Two technical levels of 300 hours each.
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Gasfitter A training pathway
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3,000 hours of work-based training.
Level 2 in-school: 70% theory and 30% practical.
Eligible Class B credential plus at least 4,500 documented related hours.
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Training, examinations and certification
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01Apprenticeship pathway and certification requirementsProgram length, technical training, workplace hours and certification conditions.
- Requires an eligible Gasfitter – Class B credential or recognized equivalent.
- Two technical levels of 300 hours each.
- 3,000 hours of work-based training.
- Required examinations and sponsor Recommendation for Certification.
02Technical-training levelsWhat is generally covered at each stage of training.
Codes, drawings, safety, gas and combustion principles, electrical controls, piping, venting, burners, flame safeguards, planning and installation.
Advanced commissioning, testing, maintenance, troubleshooting, automation, instrumentation, communication and networking.
03Examinations, grading and passing requirementsSelect to view the supplied requirements and notes.
- Level 1 in-school: 75% theory and 25% practical; final result 80% in-school and 20% standardized exam.
- Level 2 in-school: 70% theory and 30% practical.
- At least 70% in school is required before the Red Seal exam; Red Seal passing mark is 70%.
04Experienced-worker certification challengeSelect to view the supplied requirements and notes.
- Eligible Class B credential plus at least 4,500 documented related hours.
- Pass the Red Seal examination.
- Separate Technical Safety BC licensing requirements still apply.
05Related-trade and prior-learning creditsSelect to view the supplied requirements and notes.
- A Technical Safety BC Class A certificate or equivalent Canadian Class A credential may provide experience credit, up to the 4,500-hour maximum.
06Additional notesSelect to view the supplied requirements and notes.
- To obtain the Technical Safety BC Class A licence, the individual must hold the SkilledTradesBC Class A credential, complete required hours and pass the Technical Safety BC exam with at least 70%.
Exam preparation
Topics to review
These study areas support exam preparation. Users should also review official occupational standards, code requirements and training-provider materials.
- Gas safety, codes, permits, testing, and documentation
- Gas piping, sizing, pressure, regulators, and meters
- Combustion, burners, controls, and flame safeguard systems
- Venting, air supply, large appliances, and troubleshooting
- Commissioning, servicing, repair, and emergency procedures
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