Georgia Conditioned Air Contractor (Class II) Complete Package

The Georgia Conditioned Air Contractor (Class II) Complete Package includes the following: 

• Georgia Conditioned Air-Conditioned Air Exam Review
• 2018 International Gas Code
• 2018 International Mechanical Code
• 2017 National Electrical Code
• 2015 International Energy Conservation Code
• Manual D
• Manual J
• Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology
• Contractors Guide to Business, Law, and Project Management – Georgia
• Osha
• Carrier Systems Design Manuals (1-3)
• Flexible Duct Performance and Installation Standards
• Trane Ductulator
• Acca Flexible Duct Slide Rule or Calculator
• Low Pressure Boilers
• Georgia Conditioned Air Contractor Tab Pack

The following Amendments are downloadable at the following links:

• Georgia Amendments to the IFGC
• Georgia Amendments to the IMC

The following books are not allowed in the Exam:

• • Manual N
  • Manual Q

Some questions will be taken from references such as Manual N and Manual Q (Air Conditioning Contractors of America). For such questions, the necessary table or information will be provided in the examination booklet.

Brad Hodges is a licensed professional engineer with more than 15 years of experience in the nuclear and heavy equipment sectors. Brad is knowledgeable in ASME, IBC, IFC, IFGC, IMC, NFPA, and UMC codes and standards. In addition, his background in R&D, quality assurance, manufacturing, machine, and thermal design systems, project management, validation, and testing brings real-world experience relating concepts to students. Brad has a Master of Science in Engineering Management from the University of Tennessee and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Tennessee Technological University. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in California, Michigan, Ohio, Oregon, Puerto Rico, Tennessee, and Texas.

How Do I Get My License?

1. Purchase the Exam Prep Course — and then study!
2. Pass the exam.
3. Submit your application, licensing fee and proof of insurance.

Requirements To Get A License

All HVAC (Conditioned Air) work in Georgia requires a license.

• Pre-approval from the state is required to sit for the examination.
• A separate Georgia Business and Law exam is not required to be passed (Business and Law questions are on the trade exam).
• Class 1 applicants must show 4 years of experience. Experience for Class I shall consist of two years of installation as a lead mechanic, one year as a service technician or service supervisor (to include an Environmental Protection Agency license), one year of residential supervisory experience, and a Board approved heat loss and gain and duct design.
• Class 2 applicants must show five years of experience. Applicants for Class II (non-restricted) license must show at least five (5) years of experience installing systems exceeding 175,000 BTU of heating and 5 tons of cooling. Experience for Class II shall consist of two years of installation as a lead mechanic with at least one of the years being commercial only, one year as a service technician or service supervisor (to include an Environmental Protection Agency license), two years of commercial supervisory experience and a Board approved heat loss and gain and duct design course.

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Exam Details

• A 70% is required to pass.
• 140 questions.
• The fee for the exam is $267.
• You will have a total of 7 hours to complete both parts of the Conditioned Air Contractors (Class I and Class II) licensure exams. The exam is administered in two parts. You will have three and a half (3.5) hours to complete Part I, followed by a break. You will also have three and a half (3.5) hours to complete Part 2. This limit includes time for the 20 pre-test questions.
• Topics on the exam include laws, system design, installation, gas piping, refrigerant piping, electrical control systems, maintenance and repair.
• To schedule your exam, you must first obtain pre-approval from the Georgia Secretary of State. Then, contact AMP at 1-800-733-9267.

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