Step 2 -- Submit completed licensure application and application fee to the State. The State evaluates applications and determines an applicant’s eligibility. The State notifies applicants if they are ineligible. Eligible applicants will receive a scheduling form along with their approval notice from PCS.
Step 3 -- Eligible applicants submit the completed Scheduling Form and examination fee to PCS.
Step 4 -- Eligible applicants are scheduled for the next available examination by PCS. PCS will mail eligible applicants an admission packet, approximately 7 days prior to the examination. Admission packets contain an admission card, testing instructions and a site map.
Step 5 -- Take the examination at the assigned location. Failure to take the examination you are assigned, will result in a loss of your examination fees. To schedule for a future examination, you will be required to submit another completed Scheduling Form and examination fee to PCS.
NOTE: This is an open-book examination. Examinees may bring their own copy of NFPA 54-2006, National Fuel Gas Code, and NFPA 58-2008, Standard for Storage and Handling of LP Gas for use during the examination. PCS will not provide any materials. Examinees will not be allowed to have any materials not specified. Materials brought into the examination room must have all pen or pencil markings, already in the manuals, highlighted (any color).
Step 6 -- PCS will mail score notices to examinees and the State within approximately 10 business days after the examination. Unsuccessful candidates must submit another completed Scheduling Form and fee to schedule for a future examination.
Step 7 -- The State will continue processing the licensing application of passing examinees.
