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These in depth classes teach you how to use both the Code Books and the Manuals necessary to pass your examinations.

It is not the intent of this class to teach you the exact test content, but to teach you how to answer the type of questions that may appear on the examinations.

The success of our class relies upon the unique combination of the following:

• Computer Based Training
• Student and Instructor Interactive Seminar
• Detailed explanations and problem solving of various math (i.e. Load Calculation, Duct Design)
• Additional Home study questions

Don't try to cram all your study into 1 weekend. Most people need additional time at home to study and become proficient with the material in order to pass the examination.

The Refrigeration exam is a six hour examination.  These exams are computer based exams.

Test eligibility: To be eligible to take the Refrigeration examination, an applicant must have 2 years (4,000 hours) of commercial refrigeration experience gained while engaged actively and directly in the installation, maintenance, service, or repairing of commercial, industrial or industrial refrigeration equipment.

G.S. 87-58. Definitions; contractors licensed by Board; examinations. - (a) As applied in this Article, 'refrigeration trade or business' is defined to include all persons, firms or corporations engaged in the installation,
maintenance, servicing and repairing of refrigerating machinery, equipment, devices and components relating thereto and within limits as set forth in the codes, laws and regulations governing refrigeration installation, maintenance, service and repairs within the State of North Carolina or any of its political subdivisions. This Article shall not apply to the replacement of lamps and fuses and to the installation and servicing of domestic household refrigerators and freezers or domestic ice-making appliances connected by means of attachment plug-in devices to suitable receptacles which have been permanently installed. The provisions of this Article shall not repeal any wording, phrase, or paragraph as set forth in Article 2 of Chapter 87 of the General Statutes. This Article shall not apply to employees of persons, firms or corporations or persons, firms, or corporations, not engaged in refrigeration contracting as herein defined, that install, maintain and service their own refrigerating machinery, equipment and devices. The provisions of this Article shall not apply to any person, firm or corporation engaged in the business of selling, repairing and installing any comfort cooling devices or systems