I received my plumbing license after I completed a 5 year apprenticeship where I learned to weld, braize ,solder, lead wipe , lead burn, caulk joints, worked with Pyrex piping, learned blue print drawing /reading /various codes /safety then working under the auspice of a masters license I was able to take the 4 part exams after working in the field for ten years
YES, as a 'PLUMBING INSPECTOR' you do need to be at least a journeyman plumber.
in certain cases (rural) you need to be a public health official with sub-standard training in inspections.
Not necessarily, depends what and where plumbing work is to be done. Check with local plumbing authority about needing license or not. Sometimes you need license to pull permits to do plumbing work. Plumbers usually have at least a journeyman's license.
I think you just need insurance or get a contractors license http://www.rld.state.nm.us/CID/faq.htm
New York State does not license "handymen." The state may require a business license if you are conducting a business, and you may need a plumbing license or electrician's license if you will do plumbing or electrical work.
Each State in USA have their own standards for plumbing jobs. Most States need the plumbers to hold general license, master license or contractor's license pertaining to that State.
Usually, in most jurisdictions, you do not need a license to replace existing plumbing fixtures. If you are making modifications to the current installation and/or running new plumbing lines, you may need a license or permit.
Usually, in most jurisdictions, you do not need a license to replace existing plumbing fixtures. If you are making modifications to the current installation, you may need a license or permit.
You will need to go to school to obtain a plumber's license. Vatterott is one national university that can help you earn your license.
Static test is to make sure the pipe / plumbing is water tight, its so the plumbing inspector can see that its water tight, inside plumbing needs a ten foot head. the best is to ask your plumbing inspector when in doubt as to what he needs to see.
What you will need to do you can find out from the plumming board www.tsbpe.state.tx.us
No state license is required, however, general contractors must get permits at the local level. Separate boards license HVAC, and plumbing trades.
license for plumbing what it looks like
This is a phrase that refers questions to the local level. For plumbing, the authority having jurisdiction would be the local plumbing inspector. Even though the plumbing code is provincial or state wide, all quibbles and interpretations are to be done by the local inspector.