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Vermont HVAC license renewal & CE

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Renewal rules by license

Type-S Journeyman — C3 Refrigeration / Air Conditioning

RenewalEvery 3 years. Expire last day of Board-designated month. 8 hours specialty CE in preceding 36 months; Vermont Energy Goals module also required.Source: firesafety.vermont.gov · as of
CE hours & topics8 hours per 36 months
  • Specialty (refrigeration/AC)
  • Vermont Energy Goals module
Type-S holders need 8 specialty hours/36 months. A1+C3 only: still capped at 8 hours total per rules exception.
Source: firesafety.vermont.gov · as of
Fees
  • Type-S journeyman (per specialty field), 3-year initial or renew: $115
  • Late renew within 1 year (added): $25
Source: legislature.vermont.gov · as of

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    Fee?

    $115 per Type-S field every 3 years; $25 late within 1 year.

    Exam?

    Prov via Division of Fire Safety.

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