Heating, air conditioning and refrigeration, to be noted herein as HAR, means the practice, materials and equipment used in the installation, repair, maintenance, extension and alteration of appliances and appurtenances in connection with a heating, air conditioning or refrigeration system within or adjacent to a building or structure, excluding: (i)Factory-built appliances such as window air conditioners, domestic refrigerators, kitchen ranges, space heaters, portable fans and other apparatus which is not normally included in the permanent construction of a dwelling.(ii) Electrical radiant heating systems, electrical household appliances and electrical construction beyond the point of connection of HAR machinery to the electrical branch circuit. (iii) A part of a plumbing system beyond the point of connection of HAR machinery to a water supply outlet or the discharge of HAR machinery drainage into an indirect waste.(iv) A water heater, unless the water heater and hot water or steam lines connected thereto are a part of the heating system and not for domestic use. (v) Fire sprinkler and piping of a fire protection system.(vi)Gas piping not within a HAR system.(vii) Construction or installations included within the scope of an electrical contractor or plumbing contractor.(viii) HAR equipment when being set in a permanent location to allow the installation of ductwork, if a proper mechanical permit has been obtained.(ix) Preventative maintenance defined as charging of refrigerant lines, changing filters and cleaning of dust and debris of HAR equipment only when work is done by an employee of a qualified HAR contractor or when the HAR equipment is within a multifamily facility and the work is done by an employee of the multifamily facility who has been designated as a maintenance craftsman by the Board. (x)Installation of refrigerant lines and drain lines on residential construction for a one to five ton capacity system, if a licensed installer verifies that the work is satisfactory before the job is completed and if a proper mechanical permit has been obtained.

Class C indicates those craftsmen and contractors whose services are limited to the execution of work on fired-pressure vessels and all appurtenances, apparatus or equipment used in connection therewith.

Exams

HAR Contractor Class C Exam

Exam

MEE1Du

Testing Company:		GITS (Gainesville Independent Testing Service)
Hours Allotted:		3h
Types of Questions:		Multiple Choice.
Number of questions:		75
Subjects Involved:		-Code Compliance -General -Fuel Gas -Maintenance and Service -Controls -Piping -Safety

Business and Law Exams

Exam

AAE2A

Testing Company:		GITS (Gainesville Independent Testing Service)
Hours Allotted:		2h
Types of Questions:		Multiple Choice.
Number of questions:		50
Subjects Involved:		-Insurance Laws -Tax Laws -Safety -Management -Lien Laws -Employment Laws -General Accounting

Courses

Books Set

	HAR Contractor Class C Books OSHA is required for both the business and the trade exams.
	Florida Building Code - Mechanical The Florida Mechanical Code is currently on its 2017 edition and is the most widely used reference for Mechanical-installations compliance in the State. $88.00 $88.00 Tabs: Quantity: Florida Building Code Ch 13 Energy Efficiency Out of Print. This book used to be Chapter 13 within the 2007 version of the Florida Building Code (building volume). When the 2010 edition of the Florida Building Code came out, chapter 13 was removed from the Florida Building Code (building volume) and a separate code was created. What used to be Chapter 13 is now known as The Florida Building Code-Energy Conservation. Although this reference is still listed by GITS as one of the references used for some tests, it is NOT used during the test. This reference is no longer printed by the publisher. Please DISREGARD this particular book/item. It is no longer used for testing. Sales price: $0.00 Tabs: Quantity: Florida Building Code - Fuel Gas The Fuel Gas Code currently used for state contractor testing in Florida is the 6th edition (2017) . This reference is used during mechanical and plumbing tests. $91.09 $91.09 Tabs: Quantity: CFR (OSHA) Tile 29 Part 1926 OSHA (CFR 29 Part 1926) is the leading safety reference in the construction industry covering all aspects of construction. $29.87 $29.87 Tabs: Quantity: Modern Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Modern Refrigeration and Air Conditioning is an important book in the AC trade, it is the sort of book you want to keep within reach when troubleshooting systems. $61.43 $61.43 Tabs: Quantity:
	Business and Law Books OSHA is required for both the business and the trade exams.
	Florida Contractor's Business Procedures Reference Manual This book includes many of the aspects of operating a business related to the construction industry and shows everything there is to know about the proper way to file taxes; what insurance to carry; how to manage daily accounts, and how, when, and why to file a paperwork for a lien. $69.43 $69.43 Tabs: Quantity: CFR (OSHA) Tile 29 Part 1926 OSHA (CFR 29 Part 1926) is the leading safety reference in the construction industry covering all aspects of construction. $29.87 $29.87 Tabs: Quantity: