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Colorado (Denver) Refrigeration Operator Exam Prep
$219.99
The Colorado (Denver) Refrigeration Operator Exam Prep includes narrated highlighting guides, practice tests, theory, calculations, instructor support and test-taking tips and strategies. Topics include materials, joist notching, stud cutting, duct systems, installation, circuits, grounding, fuse and breakers, metal tubing, conduit, motors, generators, electrical theory and troubleshooting, electrical skills, sheet metal construction and more. 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.
Course Overview
The Colorado (Denver) Refrigeration Operator Exam Prep includes:
- Highlighting Guides
- Practice Exams
- Math and Plans Analysis
- Study Tips
- Licensing Information
- Instructor Support
Our courses are designed to help you become familiar with the references and allow you to find the information quickly as the exams are timed. We offer highlighting guides to draw attention to key points throughout the book to allow you to find key sections quickly. We encourage you to take the practice exams multiple times as the questions on the test change each time.
Books and References for the Exam
The Colorado (Denver) Refrigeration Operator Exam Prep materials are available for purchase from our online contractor’s bookstore or by calling our office at 1-800-952-0910: :
- 2015 International Mechanical Code
- 2014 National Electrical Code – NFPA 70
- Modern Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, 21st Edition
Colorado (Denver) Refrigeration Operator Examination Material Tabs:
Requirements To Complete
About This License
If you do repair or install refrigerations systems in Denver Colorado, you are required to take and pass a Code Council examination that is based on the International Mechanical Code.
Requirements to Obtaining Your License
Three (3) years in refrigeration operation work as a trainee or apprentice on refrigeration systems of all types.
Notarized letter(s) must show WHAT, WHEN AND WHERE you gained the necessary experience for each project.
- List exact duties, projects performed, and equipment operated.
- Give exact start and end dates (month and year) and addresses for each project. Projects should have been completed within the last ten (10) years.
- List as many projects needed in order to cover the required amount of experience.
Applying For Your License
Passing an ICC contractor exam is NOT a license to practice and does not guarantee licensing in any jurisdiction. We highly recommend contacting the jurisdiction in which you wish to work for more information on their specific exam requirements for licensure.
Exam Details
ICC Exam #228 Colorado (Denver) Refrigeration Operator Exam
- 50 questions
- 2.5 hours
- $110
- 70% required to pass
- Topics include Theory, Terminology, and General Requirements, Compressors and Types of Systems, Evaporators, Condensers, and Cooling Towers, Piping Inspection and Field Testing, Air Ducts and Insulation, Electrical and Controls, Refrigerants, Operation Procedures, and Maintenance and Repairs.
- To schedule your exam, visit www.pearsonvue.com/icc/ or call Pearson VUE at 1-877-234-6082
Books and References for the Exam
The following books are permitted to be taken into the exam.
- 2015 International Mechanical Code
- 2014 National Electrical Code
- Modern Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
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2015 International Mechanical Code (International Code Council Series) 1st Edition
$106.99Add to cartEstablishes minimum regulations for mechanical systems using prescriptive and performance-related provisions. The IMC® was developed with broad-based principles that make possible the use of new materials, methods and design.
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2014 National Electrical Code – NFPA 70
$171.99Add to cartThe 2014 NFPA 70®: NEC® covers the latest requirements on electrical wiring and equipment installation issues, including minimum provisions for the use of connections, voltage markings, conductors, and cables.
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