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The Written Portion of the examination will test the applicant’s knowledge of waste and vent systems, natural gas systems, water systems, proper plumbing terms and definitions, cross-connections, backsiphonage, backflow, water heaters, and the Plumbing License Law and Board Rules. The applicant will then perform the material “take-off”, order the material and actually install the sanitary waste and vent system in a reduced scale three-story building. The applicant will design a sanitary waste and vent system for a three-story building. The Sanitary Waste and Vent Installation Portion of the examination will test the applicant’s knowledge of the proper planning, layout and installation of multi-story sanitary waste and vent systems. The Written Portion of the examination will test the applicant’s knowledge of OSHA, ADA, LP Gas, trade-related math and simple physics, waste and vent systems, natural gas systems, water systems, proper plumbing terms and definitions, cross-connections, backsiphonage, backflow, water heaters, proper sizing of gas, gas vent appliance, water and drainage plumbing systems, and the Plumbing License Law and Board Rules. Proof of experience must be submitted on the Board’s “Employer’s Certification Form”.

Must have at least 8000 hours of experience working at the trade under the direct supervision of a licensed plumber and general supervision of a Master plumber (if currently a Plumber’s Apprentice) or 8000 hours working at the trade under the general supervision of a Master Plumber (if currently a Tradesman Plumber-Limited or valid Journeyman or Master Plumber from another state).Must have either a current Plumber’s Apprentice registration, a current Tradesman Plumber-Limited license, or a valid Journeyman or Master Plumber license from another state.Must have proof that the applicant is a citizen or national of the United States, or an alien lawfully admitted to the United States for permanent residence, or an alien authorized to work lawfully in the United States.

A copy of the diploma or GED must be submitted with the application.

Must have a high school diploma or General Equivalency Diploma (GED).

Must be currently licensed as a Journeyman Plumber in Texas or another state and must have held the Journeyman license for at least one year or must hold a Master Plumber license in another state.

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