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Pursuing a career in the HVAC field? Study at home for your Arizona HVAC license exam with our fully online, user-friendly, and self-paced course.
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Arizona Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (Residential/Commercial) R-39R/C-39 (CR-39) Online Exam Prep Complete Package
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- Osha
- 2018 International Fuel Gas Code
- 2018 International Mechanical Code
- Arizona R-39 R and C-39 Tab Pack
The highlighting guides and quizzes are designed to familiarize students with testing materials. We do not provide students with exact test questions, as the state does not release this information.
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Requirements To Complete
About This License
Installation, alteration, and repair of warm air heating systems, gas fired furnaces and space heaters, ventilation and evaporative cooling units, or any combination of these. Systems may include the following areas of work and related equipment; duct work, air filtering devices, pneumatic or electrical controls, control piping, thermal and acoustical insulation, vibration insulation materials and devices, liquid fuel piping and tanks, water and gas piping from service connection to equipment it serves. Testing and balancing of air handling systems. If necessary, a new circuit may be added to the existing service panel or sub-panel. Excluded is the installation of a new service panel or sub-panel. The trade test is considered equivalent for these classifications and upon passing the CBME and trade exam, either license classification may be applied for without further testing.
Requirements to Obtaining Your License
- Anyone seeking to become a contractor in Arizona is required to sit for two exams, business and law and the trade.
- Workers Compensation is required
Must carry a Bond (Commercial)
- If your Estimated Annual Volume (Per License Category) is less than $150,000 your current bond will need to be $2,500
- If your Estimated Annual Volume (Per License Category) is $150,000 or more but less than $500,000 your bond as of July 1st 2014 will be $7,000
- If your Estimated Annual Volume (Per License Category) is $500,000 or more but less than $1,000,000 your bond as of July 1st 2014 will be $17,500
- If your Estimated Annual Volume (Per License Category) is $1,000,000 or more but less than $5,000,000 your bond as of July 1st 2014 will be $25,000
- If your Estimated Annual Volume (Per License Category) is $5,000,000 or more but less than $1,000,000 your bond as of July 1st 2014 will be $37,500
Must carry a Bond (Residential)
- If your Estimated Annual Volume (Per License Category) is less than $100,000 your bond as of July 1st 2014 will be $4,250
- If your Estimated Annual Volume (Per License Category) is $100,000 or more but less than $375,000 your bond as of July 1st 2014 will be $4,250
- If your Estimated Annual Volume (Per License Category) is $375,000 or more your bond as of July 1st 2014 will be $25,000
Applying For Your License
An application for licensure can be obtained from the Arizona Registrar office at www.azroc.gov or by calling 1-602-542-1525. The Licensing and Application fee for Commercial is $580 and Residential $720.
Exam Details
- The testing company is PSI (1-800-733-9267)
- 60 questions and 1-1/2 hour time limit
- 70% is required to pass the exam
- Topics on the exam include warm air heating, ventilation, control and motors, sizing and estimating, piping and tubing, ducts and insulation, evaporative cooling, inspections and testing.
Books and References for the Exam
The following references are permitted to be taken into the examination. These references may be tabbed (with a permanent index tab) and highlighted.
- 2018 IFGC
- 2018 IMC
- OSHA 1926
The following reference material is NOT allowed in the examination center:
- ACCA Ductlator
- Modern Refrigeration
- ACCA Manual D
- Low Pressure Boilers
Exam Review Education
We do not offer training for this license at this time, please check later as we add more content.
Continuing Education
None
Reciprocity Agreement
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