Florida Mechanical Contractor License

Florida Mechanical contractors can legally engage in contracts which involve working on:

  • Central air-conditioning
  • Refrigeration
  • Heating
  • Ventilating systems
  • Duct work in connection with a complete system
  • Air-distribution system
  • Boilers
  • Unfired pressure vessel systems
  • Lift station equipment and piping
  • Duct cleaning and equipment sanitizing requiring disassembling a system
  • Piping
  • Insulation of pipes
  • Vessels and ducts
  • Pressure and process piping
  • Pneumatic control piping
  • Gasoline tanks and pump installations and piping
  • Standpipes
  • Air piping
  • Vacuum line piping
  • Oxygen lines
  • Nitrous oxide piping
  • Ink and chemical lines
  • Fuel transmission lines
  • Liquefied petroleum gas lines within buildings
  • Natural gas fuel lines within buildings
  • Disconnect or reconnect power wiring on the load side of the dedicated existing electrical disconnect switch
  • Install, disconnect, and reconnect low voltage HVAC control wiring
  • Install condensate drains from an AC unit to an existing safe waste or other approved disposal other than a direct connection to a sanitary system
  • Test and evaluate central air-conditioning, refrigeration, heating, and ventilating systems, including duct work
  • Incidental excavation
  • The scope of the mechanical contractor's license excludes:
    • Manipulate potable water lines
    • Sanitary sewer lines
    • Swimming pool piping and filter
    • Electrical power wiring

How to Get a Mechanical Contractor's License in Florida

  1. Be 18 years of age.
  2. Pass all parts of the exam(s) (within four years of the first attempt).
    If an applicant has a Bachelor's degree in building construction or a related field, as well as a 3.0 GPA or higher, the applicant is only required to take the business exam.
  3. Pay the fee for the Application.
  4. Complete the application form using the Online Services, or the Printable Application.
  5. Be of good moral character.
  6. Obtain worker's compensation and general liability coverage.
  7. Demonstrate financial responsibility by submitting a Credit Report:
    • 660 FICO credit score or higher (applicant must submit a bond or irrevocable letter of credit if below 660 - FICO derived).
    • If FICO score is less than 660, the applicant must take a 14-hour financial responsibility course.
    • If applicable, provide proof of satisfaction of liens, judgments, and bankruptcy discharge.
  8. Background check with Electronic Fingerprints.
  9. Obtain public liability and property damage insurance.
    • Obtain workers' compensation or exemption from workers compensation insurance within 30 days of issuance of their license.
  10. Satisfy one of the experience requirements set forth by the CILB:
    • A combination of Experience and Education
      • One year proved experience that applies to the category for which you are applying and a four-year construction-related degree from an accredited college (equivalent to 3 yrs. experience), or
      • No less than three years of credits from accredited college-level courses, and One year of experience as a foreman, or
      • Two years of credits from accredited college-level courses, one year experience as a foreman, and One year experience as a worker, or
      • One year of experience as a foreman, one year of credits from accredited college-level courses, and two years of experience as a worker, or
      • Four years of experience as a foreman or worker of which at least one year must have been as a foreman.
      • The board expects the applicant to have experience in the following areas of the Mechanical trade:
        • Installation, Maintenance and Repair of:
          • Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Equipment
          • Sheet Metal Ductwork
          • Systems in excess of 25 tons of cooling and 500,000 BTU heating capacity
        • Further Installation experience in 5 of the following 8 areas:
          • Boilers and Pressure Vessel Systems
          • Gas, Air, Vacuum, Oxygen, Nitrous Oxide, Ink, and Chemical Line Piping
          • Piping and Gasoline tanks
          • Piping for Lift Stations
          • Direct Digital Control and/or Low Voltage Wiring
          • LP/Natural Gas Piping (within buildings)
          • Fabrication of Sheet Metal Ductwork
          • Condensate Drain Piping
    • Military Service
      Note: As part of the application applicant must submit the Fee Waiver and Military Service Verification for licensure
      • One year of experience as a foreman applicable to the category for which you are applying, and three years of military service.
      • One year of experience as a worker or foreman applicable to the category for which you are applying, one year of experience as a foreman, and two years of military service.
      • Two years of experience as a worker or foreman applicable to the category for which you are applying, and one year of military service.
  11. Pass the Mechanical and Business & Finance exams.(sign up for the exams)
  12. Submit the complete Mechanical application form to:
    Department of Business and Professional Regulation
    2601 Blair Stone Road
    Tallahassee, FL 32399-0783
Mechanical Ventilation System Installation
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Florida Mechanical Contractor Exams

Florida Mechanical Contractors must pass two exams prior to obtaining their license. Do not sign up to take your exams until you obtain your books and begin studying for them!

Florida Mechanical Contractor License Exam

  • Testing Method: Computer-based testing
  • Testing Company: Pearson Vue©
  • Number of Questions: 130
  • Types of Questions: Multiple Choice
  • Time Allowed: 450 Minutes
  • Minimum Passing Score: 70%
  • Subjects Involved:
    • Pre-Installation and Design Engineering (9%)
      • Reading and interpreting plans and specifications
        • Symbols
        • Scales
      • Recommending changes to plans and specifications
        • Equipment costing
        • Equipment efficiency
        • Design requirements
      • Recommending different types of equipment
        • Equipment costing
        • Effects on equipment efficiency
        • Heating and cooling loads
        • Seasonally adjusted and energy efficiency ratio
        • Air flow and duct design
        • Psychrometric diagrams
        • Pump curves
        • Fan curves
      • Applying energy conservation principles
        • Effects on equipment efficiency
        • Florida energy codes
        • Seasonally adjusted energy efficiency ratio
        • Pump curves
        • Fan curves
      • Discussing EER and SEER with owners and architects
        • EER and SEER calculations
        • Florida energy codes
        • Florida Building Energy Rating system
        • ARI listings
        • Cost analysis and cost effectiveness
      • Determining material and equipment live load requirements
        • Weights of materials
        • Structural capabilities
        • Rigging
      • Designing HVAC systems (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning)
        • Equipment efficiency
        • Psychrometrics
        • Heating and cooling loads
        • Seasonally adjusted and energy efficiency ratio
        • Pressure and enthalpy relationship (diagrams)
        • Air flow and duct design
        • Pipe sizing
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
        • Types of controls and requirements
        • Refrigeration requirements
      • Designing duct systems
        • Air flow and duct design
        • Insulation requirements
      • Determining proper HVAC equipment (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning)
        • Manufacturer's equipment
        • Proper sizing
        • Loads
        • Psychrometrics
        • Proper locations of equipment
        • Codes
      • Determining proper pipe sizes
        • Pipe sizing tables
        • Valves and fittings
        • Livid flow
        • Resistance to flow and friction losses
      • Determining proper control requirements
        • Wiring requirements and procedures and techniques
        • Types of control and requirements
        • Air conditioning equipment
        • Refrigeration equipment
      • Determining proper fan motor requirements
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
        • Fans
        • Fan motors
        • Fan performance and CFM
      • Determining proper pipe insulations
        • Heating and cooling loads
        • R and U factors
        • Insulating techniques and requirements
      • Determining proper compressor capacities
        • Heating and cooling loads
        • Refrigeration requirements
      • Designing grease handling duct systems
        • Air flow and duct design
        • Sizing
        • Fan and motor capabilities
        • Filter requirements
        • Fire and building codes
        • Fire codes
        • Requirements for installing ansul system
      • Unloading, lifting and lowering materials
        • Safety requirements
        • Loading and lifting equipment
        • Rigging techniques and requirements
      • Designing mechanical systems
        • Safety requirements
        • Fire codes
        • Pump capacities and installation requirements
        • Tank capacities and installation requirements
        • Insulation requirements
        • Boiler installation requirements
        • Pressure requirements
        • Gauges installation requirements
      • Determining proper mechanical equipment
        • Fire codes
        • Safety requirements
        • Sprinkler and standpipe requirements
        • Design requirements
      • Determining proper pump requirements
        • Pump types, capacities, and requirements
        • Fluid flow
      • Determining proper boiler requirements
        • Boiler requirements
        • Pressure requirements
        • Steam properties
        • Fuel gas requirements
        • Fuel oil requirements
      • Layout and determining pipes, valves, fittings, and related components
        • Pump types and requirements
        • Valve and fitting types and requirements
        • Tank sizing
        • Fluid flow
        • Pipe fitting
        • Metal pipe requirements
        • Plastic pipe requirements
      • Determining appropriate pipe sealants
        • Welding
        • Pipe fitting
        • Metal pipe properties
        • Plastic pipe properties
      • Complying with piping plans and specifications
      • Determining size and capacity of vents
        • Fire codes
        • Sprinkler and standpipe codes
    • Ductwork and HVAC Materials (9%)
      • Fabricating rectangular ducts under 2 f
        • Sheet metal duct
        • Fiberglass duct
        • Flex duct
        • Duct fittings
        • Duct outlets and grilles
      • Fabricating rectangular ducts over 2 ft
        • Sheet metal duct
        • Fiberglass duct
        • Duct fittings
        • Duct outlets and grilles
      • Fabricating round ducts
        • Sheet metal duct
        • Duct fittings
        • Duct outlets and grilles
        • Flex duct
        • Duct socks
      • Taping duct seams
        • Sheet metal duct
        • Fiberglass duct
        • Flex duct
        • Duct fittings
        • Duct outlets and grilles
        • Mastics and tape
      • Fabricating standing seams for sheet metal ducts
        • Duct fittings
        • Sheet metal duct
      • Fabricating snap lock seams for sheet metal ducts
        • Duct fittings
        • Sheet metal duct design requirements
      • Sheet metal duct design requirements
        • Duct fittings
        • Sheet metal duct design requirements
      • Fabricating fittings for rectangular ducts
        • Duct fittings
        • Sheet metal duct
      • Fabricating fittings for round ducts
        • Duct fittings
        • Sheet metal layout
      • Fabricating locks and seams
        • Duct fittings
        • Sheet metal duct
      • Fabricating kitchen hoods
        • Codes
        • Sheet metal layout
      • Fabricating kitchen hood exhausts
        • Codes
        • Sheet metal layout
    • Installation of Refrigeration and HVAC Systems (12%)
      • Installing split system air conditioners
        • Duct fittings
        • Sheet metal duct
        • Air handlers
        • Refrigerant piping
        • Insulation requirements
        • Thermostats
        • Heat strips
        • Condensate piping
        • Condensate overflow protection
      • Installing package system air conditioners
        • Refrigeration cycle
        • Thermostats
        • Heat strips
        • Condensate piping
        • Condensate overflow protection
      • Installing split system heat pumps
        • Refrigeration cycle
        • Condensers
        • Air handlers
        • Refrigerant piping
        • Insulation
        • Thermostats
        • Heat strips
        • Condensate piping
        • Condensate overflow protection
        • Fire stats
      • Installing package heat pumps
        • Refrigeration cycle
        • Heat pump installation requirements
        • Thermostats
        • Heat strips
        • Condensate piping
        • Condensate overflow protection
        • Fire stats
      • Installing air-cooled systems
        • Air-cooled condensers
        • Air-cooled system installation requirements
      • Installing water-cooled systems
        • Water-cooled condensers
        • Water-cooled system installation requirement
      • Installing secondary coolant systems
        • knowledge of secondary coolant condensers
      • Installing chilled water (or other temperature) systems
        • Hydronics
        • Release vents
        • Air separators
      • Installing water towers
        • Evaporative cooling
        • Water tower principles forced drag and induced draft
        • Secondary coolant condensers
      • Installing systems under 25 tons
        • Installation techniques for system and associated components
        • Dead loads
        • Controls
        • Wiring procedures and techniques
        • Compressor capacities
      • Installing systems between 25 - 100 tons
        • Installation techniques for system and associated components
        • Dead loads
        • Wiring procedures and techniques
        • Compressor capacities
      • Installing systems over 100 tons
        • Installation techniques for system and associated components
        • Dead loads
        • Wiring procedures and techniques
        • Compressor capacities
      • Compressor capacities
        • Centrifugal compressors
        • Chilled water systems
        • Chilled water loops
        • Water chillers evaporators
        • Pipe fitting
        • Motor starters
        • Gauges
        • Valves and fittings
      • Installing absorption cycle systems
        • Absorption cycle
        • Absorption cycle refrigerants
        • Refrigerant piping
      • Installing ultra-low temperature systems
        • Multistage refrigeration
        • Cryogenics
        • Low temperature refrigerants
        • Refrigeration equipment
        • Refrigerant piping techniques
      • Installing low and medium temperature systems
        • Refrigeration equipment
        • Refrigerant piping techniques
        • CFCs, HFCs, and blends
        • Refrigerant recovery and retrofit
        • EPA regulations
      • Installing walk-in coolers
        • Refrigeration equipment
        • Evaporators
        • Expansion valves
        • Defrost equipment
        • Refrigerant piping
        • Controls
      • Installing reach-in coolers
        • Refrigeration equipment
        • Evaporators
        • Expansion valves
        • Defrost equipment
        • Refrigerant piping
        • Controls
      • Installing ventilation systems (duct work)
        • Air flow and duct design
        • Fire codes
        • Scale dimensions
        • Sheet metal duct
        • Fiberglass duct
        • Flex duct
        • Duct fittings
        • Duct outlets and grilles
        • Handing requirements
      • Installing pneumatic control systems
        • Control requirements
        • Pneumatic piping
        • Pneumatic controls
      • Installing ground water (geothermal) heat pumps
        • Water cooled condensers
        • Refrigeration cycle
      • Installing smoke detectors
        • Codes
        • Equipment
      • Installing exhaust systems (make-up air)
        • Fire codes
        • Air flow and duct design
        • Sheet metal duct
        • Fan and motor capacities
      • Installing grease handling duct systems
        • Fire codes
        • Air flow and duct design
        • Sheet metal duct
        • Filter requirements
      • Installing ammonia refrigerant systems
        • Absorption cycle
        • Ammonia as refrigerant
      • Installing kitchen exhaust systems
        • Air flow and duct design
        • Fan and motor capacities
        • Sheet metal fabrication
        • National and local fire and building codes
        • Welding
      • Testing and balancing systems
        • Properties of air
        • Fans
        • Testing instruments
        • Duct systems
        • Register and grilles
        • Equations
      • Performing fire department required smoke tests
        • Properties of air
        • Fans
        • Duct systems
        • Codes
      • Installing DDC control systems
        • Control requirements
        • DDC controls
    • Installation of Mechanical Systems (14%)
      • Installing large mechanical systems
        • Scale dimensioning
        • Rigging requirements
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
        • Types of controls and requirements
        • Safety requirements
        • Pump capacities and requirements
        • Valves and fittings
        • Tanks
        • Insulation requirements and installation techniques
        • Boiler requirements and installation techniques
        • Pressures
        • Gauge installation requirements
        • Steam
        • Surveying and leveling equipment
      • Installing lift stations
        • Scale dimensioning
        • Pump capacities and installation requirements
        • Valves and fittings capacities and installation requirements
        • Gauge installation requirements
        • Earth moving and excavating
        • Surveying and leveling equipment/li>
        • Pipe fitting
      • Installing gasoline handling systems
        • Pump installation requirements
        • Valves and fittings installation requirements
        • Tank installation requirements
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
        • Types of controls and requirements
        • Safety requirements
        • Electrolysis
        • Fuel oils
        • Fire codes
        • Pipe fitting
        • Fluid flow
      • Installing gaseous oxygen handling systems
        • Dangers of various chemicals and fluids
        • Pump installation requirements
        • Valves and fittings installation requirements
        • Tank installation requirements
        • Electrolysis
        • Types of controls and requirements
        • Fire codes
        • Pipe fitting
        • Fluid flow
        • Safety requirements
      • Installing other chemical systems
        • Dangers of various chemicals and fluids
        • Pump installation requirements
        • Valves and fittings installation requirements
        • Tank installation requirements
        • Electrolysis
        • Types of controls and requirements
        • Fire codes
        • Pipe fitting
        • Fluid flow
        • Safety requirements
      • Installing other fluid handling systems (gases and liquids)
        • Dangers of various chemicals and fluids
        • Pump capacities and installation requirements
        • Valves and fittings installation requirements
        • Tank installation requirements
        • Electrolysis
        • Types of controls and requirements
        • Fire codes
        • Pipe fitting
        • Fluid flow
        • Safety requirements
        • Temperature/pressure ratings for valves
      • Installing vacuum systems
        • Vacuum pumps
        • Pump installation requirements
        • Valves and fittings installation requirements
        • Tank installation requirements
        • Types of controls and requirements
        • Safety requirements
        • Pipe fitting
      • Installing cathodic protection systems
        • Electrolysis
        • Cathode and anode current flow
        • Corrosion
        • Metal capacities
      • Installing continuous monitoring systems
        • Pressure requirements
        • Gauges
      • Installing line pressure monitoring systems
        • Pollution control
        • Well drilling
        • Water chemistry
      • Installing gauging systems
        • knowledge of gauges
      • Installing pre-engineered protection systems
        • DC current flow
        • Electrolysis
        • Cathode and anode current flow
      • Installing impressed current systems
        • Cathode and anode current flow
        • Electrolysis
        • DC current flow
      • Installing closed liquid and solar systems
        • Solar system installation requirements
        • Pipe fitting
        • Metal pipe compatibility
        • Plastic pipe joining
        • Welding
        • Brazing
        • Pump capacities and installation requirements
        • Valves and fittings
        • Tank installation requirements
        • Insulation requirements
    • Installation of Refrigeration and HVAC Equipment and Components (9%)
      • Installing air-cooled condensers
        • Wiring requirements and procedures and techniques
        • Air-cooled condenser characteristics
        • Metal pipe
        • Refrigerant piping
      • Installing water-cooled condensers
        • Wiring requirements and procedures and techniques
        • Water tower characteristics
        • Water cooled condensers characteristics
        • Secondary coolant condensers
        • Metal pipe
        • Plastic pipe
        • Pipe fitting
        • Refrigerant piping
        • All refrigerants
      • Installing hermetic and semi-hermetic compressors
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
        • Compressor characteristics
        • Metal pipe
        • Refrigerant piping
        • All refrigerants
      • Installing centrifugal compressors
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
        • Centrifugal compressor characteristics
        • Types of refrigerants
        • Power requirements
        • Design operating pressures
        • Motor efficiency rating
        • Metal pipe fitting
        • Refrigerant piping
      • Installing air handlers and evaporators
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
        • Metal pipe
        • Refrigerant piping
        • All refrigerants
        • Control needs and requirements
        • Air handlers and characteristics
      • Installing fans and blowers
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
        • Air flow and duct design
        • Fans
        • Fan motors
        • Air handlers
        • Condensers
      • Installing motors for fans and blowers
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
        • Air flow and duct design
        • Fans
        • Fan motors
        • Air handlers
      • Installing fiberglass duct work
        • Fiberglass duct
        • Duct fittings
        • Duct outlets and grilles
        • Duct hanging techniques and requirements
      • Installing other duct work (flexible)
        • Air flex duct installation and fastening techniques
        • Duct fittings
        • Duct outlets and grilles
      • Installing grilles, registers and volume dampers
        • Air flow and duct design
        • Duct outlets and grilles
      • Installing fire dampers and metal chimneys
        • Fire codes
        • Fire dampers and metal chimney installation and fastening
      • Installing refrigerant piping
        • Brazing
        • Refrigerant piping
        • Pipe fitting
        • Pipe hanging
        • Pipe sizing
      • Installing steel pipes
        • Welding
        • Metal pipe
        • Pipe fitting
      • Installing steam and condensation piping
        • Piping material required for different delivery systems
        • Characteristics of steam and condensation
        • Codes
      • Installing plastic pipe and fittings
        • Plastic pipes and fittings
        • Different grades of pipe
        • Pressure testing
        • Safety codes
        • Joining materials
        • Cleaning and gluing materials
      • Installing horizontally supported piping
        • Weights of materials
        • Structural capabilities
        • Hangers
        • Supports
      • Installing flues
        • Sheet metal duct installation techniques
        • Duct fittings
        • Gas codes
      • Installing air filters
        • knowledge of air filter installation techniques
      • Installing warm air appliances (heaters)
        • Heater installation techniques
        • Wiring procedures and techniques
        • Fire codes
      • Installing gas appliances
        • Fuel gases
        • Gas appliances
        • Controls installation
        • Wiring procedures and techniques
        • Gas codes
      • Installing fuel oil appliances
        • Fuel oils
        • Fuel appliance installation technique
        • Types of controls and requirements
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
      • Installing heat exchangers
        • Heat transfer
        • Controls installation
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
      • Installing receivers
        • Receivers
        • Refrigerant piping
        • Local codes
      • Installing heat strips
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
        • Heat strips
        • Fire stats
        • Fire codes
      • Installing copper tubing and fittings
        • Copper tubing
        • Refrigerant piping
        • Brazing
        • Pressure testing
      • Installing other tubing or fittings
        • Metal pipe
        • Welding
        • Brazing
        • Pressure testing
      • Welding and brazing copper tubing
        • Welding
        • Copper tubing
      • Silver brazing copper to steel joints
        • Welding
        • Copper tubing
        • Metal pipe
      • Flaring copper tubing
        • Copper tubing
        • Flaring tools
      • Soft soldering copper tubing
        • Brazing
        • Copper tubing
      • Soldering swaged joints
        • Brazing
        • Copper tubing
        • Metal pipe
        • Swaying tools
      • Welding metal with filler rods
        • Metal pipe
        • Welding
      • Threading pipes
        • Pipe fitting
        • Metal pipe
      • Cutting mild steel with oxy-acetylene torches
        • Oxy-acetylene torches
        • Metal pipe characteristics
      • Installing refrigerant tubing under 2 inches
        • Brazing
        • Cpper tubing
        • Flaring tools
        • Swaying tools
        • Copper fittings
        • Oxy-acetylene torches
      • Installing refrigerant tubing 2 inches or over
        • Brazing
        • Copper tubing
        • Flaring tools
        • Swaying tools
        • Oxy-acetylene torches
        • Copper fittings
      • Installing refrigerant metering devices
        • Expansion valves
        • Capillary tubes
        • Brazing
        • Copper tubing
      • . Installing heat pump reversing valves
        • Reversing valves
        • Copper tubing
        • Low-voltage wiring
      • Installing thermostatic expansion valves
        • Expansion valves
        • Copper tubing
      • Installing capillary tube metering devices
        • Capillary tubes
        • Copper tubing
      • Installing liquid line dryers and filters
        • Dryer and filters
        • Copper tubing
        • Vacuum systems
        • Refrigerant recovery
      • Installing suction line dryers and filters
        • Dryers and filters
        • Copper tubing
        • Vacuum systems
        • Refrigerant recovery
      • Installing heat pump line dryers and filters
        • Dryers and filters
        • Copper tubing
        • Vacuum systems
        • Refrigerant recovery
      • Installing oil traps
        • Oil traps
        • Copper tubing
      • Installing bellows-type temperature controls
        • Control requirements
        • Temperature requirements
        • Copper tubing
        • Bellows-type temperature controls
      • Installing chilled water low temperature controls
        • Low temperature control
        • Control requirements
        • Temperature requirements
        • Low-voltage wiring
      • Installing dual, high or low-pressure control switches
        • High and low pressure control characteristics
        • Brazing
        • Copper tubing
        • Pressure requirements
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Control installation techniques
      • Installing temperature controls
        • Temperature requirements
        • Pressure requirements
        • Control requirements
        • Low-voltage wiring
      • Installing oil-pressure safety control switches
        • Pressure requirements
        • Safety requirements
        • Pipe fitting
        • Control characteristics
        • Low-voltage wiring
      • Installing summer-winter switch-over controls
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Temperature requirements
        • Control requirements
      • Installing thermostats
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Temperature requirements
        • Control characteristics
      • Installing water regulating valves
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Temperature requirements
        • Control requirements
        • Pressure requirements
        • Bellows type temperature controls
        • Water valves
      • Installing pressure regulators and strainers
        • Design pressure requirements
        • Control characteristics
        • Hot gas bypass
      • Installing humidity and thermostatic controls
        • Control characteristics
        • Calibration of controls
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Manufacturer's recommendations
      • Installing pneumatic controls
        • Pneumatic piping
        • Pneumatic controls
        • Air compressors
        • Control requirements
      • Installing solid-state controls
        • Manufacturer's recommendations
        • Codes
      • Soldering electrical connections
        • Brazing
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
      • Installing transformers
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Wiring diagrams
      • Installing capacitors
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
      • Installing contactors
        • knowledge of electrical wiring procedures and techniques
      • Installing current relays
        • knowledge of electrical wiring procedures and techniques
      • Installing safety disconnects
        • knowledge of electrical wiring procedures and techniques
      • Installing defrost timers
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Control requirements
        • Wiring diagrams
        • Placement of electrical wires
        • Electrical relationship between current voltage and resistance
      • Installing defrost heaters
        • Electrical wiring procedures
        • Control requirements
        • Defrost operation
      • Installing defrost thermostats
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Control requirements
        • Wiring diagrams
        • Placement of electrical wires
        • Electrical-relationship between current voltage and resistance
      • Installing air-pressure switches
        • Pneumatic piping
        • Pneumatic controls
        • Air compressors
        • Wiring diagrams
        • Placement of electrical wires
        • Electrical relationship between current voltage and resistance
      • Installing electric humidistats
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Humidity control requirements
        • Wiring diagrams
        • Placement of electrical wires
        • Electrical relationship between current voltage and resistance
      • Installing electronic air cleaners
        • Manufacturer's recommendations
      • Wiring three-phase equipment
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Wiring diagrams
        • Placement of electrical wires
        • Electrical relationship between current voltage and resistance
      • Wiring single-phase equipment
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Wiring diagrams
        • Placement of electrical wires
        • Electrical relationship between current voltage and resistance
      • Installing three-phase equipment
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Wiring diagrams
        • Placement of electrical wires
        • Electrical relationship between current voltage and resistance
      • Installing single-phase equipment
        • knowledge of electrical wiring procedures and techniques
      • Installing capacitor start motors
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Wiring diagrams
        • Placement of electrical wires
        • Electrical relationship between current voltage and resistance
        • Fan motors
        • Compressor requirements
      • Installing fan blades
        • Fans
        • Wiring diagrams
        • Placement of electrical wires
        • Electrical relationship between current voltage and resistance
      • Installing shaded-pole motors
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Fan motors
        • Wiring diagrams
        • Placement of electrical wires
        • Electrical relationship between current voltage and resistance
      • Installing split-phase motors
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Fan motors
        • Wiring diagrams
        • Placement of electrical wires
        • Electrical relationship between current voltage and resistance
      • Installing fan control switches
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Fan motors
        • Control requirements
        • Low-voltage wiring
      • Installing fan belts
        • Fans
        • Motor amperage requirements
      • Installing drive pulleys
        • Fans
        • Pulley ratios
        • Motor amperage requirements
      • Installing limit control switches
        • Control characteristics
        • Safety requirements
      • Installing hermetic compressor overload protectors
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Safety requirements
      • Installing solenoid coils
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Low-voltage wiring
      • Installing magnetic starters
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
      • Installing starting relays
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
      • Installing duty-motor protection devices
        • knowledge of electrical wiring procedures and techniques
      • Installing motor controllers
        • Motor controllers
        • Proper motor and overcurrent protection
        • Circuit breakers and fuses
        • Electrical wiring procedures
        • Controls
      • Installing of surge protectors
        • Installation techniques
        • Surge protectors sizing
      • Surge protectors sizing
        • PM installation
        • PM sizing
      • Installing of geothermal systems
        • Sizing of geothermal loops
        • Loop types
    • Installation of Mechanical Equipment and Components (14%)
      • Installing gear reduction devices
        • Gear ratios
        • Motors for mechanical application
        • Anchoring
      • Installing lift station pumps
        • Pump requirements and installation techniques
        • Anchoring
        • Surveying and leveling equipment
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
        • Types of controls and requirements
      • Installing stand pipes
        • Valves and fittings
        • Pipe fitting
        • Sprinkler and standpipe codes
        • Welding
        • Brazing
      • Installing vacuum lines
        • Vacuum pumps
        • Pipe fitting
        • Pump installation techniques
        • Valves and fittings installation techniques
      • Installing oxygen lines
        • Dangers of various chemicals and fluids
        • Pump installation requirements
        • Valves and fittings
        • Pipe fitting
        • Metal pipe fitting
        • Fire codes
        • Safety requirements
      • Installing nitrous oxide lines
        • Dangers of various chemicals and fluids
        • Valves and fittings
        • Pipe fitting
        • Metal pipe
        • Fire codes
        • Safety requirements
      • Installing ammonia lines
        • Dangers of various chemicals and fluids
        • Pump requirements
        • Valves and fittings
        • Pipe fitting
        • Fire codes
        • Safety requirements
      • Installing crude oil lines
        • Dangers of various chemicals and fluids
        • Pump requirements and installation techniques
        • Valves and fittings installation requirements
        • Pipe fitting
        • Metal pipe
        • Fire codes
        • Safety requirements
        • EPA requirements
      • Installing other chemical lines
        • Dangers of various chemicals and fluids
        • Valves and fittings
        • Pipe fitting
        • Metal pipe
        • Fire codes
        • Safety requirements
        • EPA requirements
      • Installing transmission lines
        • Dangers of various chemicals and fluids
        • Fuel oils
        • Pump installation requirements
        • Valves and fittings
        • Pipe fitting
        • Metal pipe
        • EPA requirements
      • Performing tightness test for pipes
        • Pressure testing
        • Gauges
      • Determining storage pipe slopes
        • knowledge of surveying and leveling techniques
      • Installing double-wall pipes
        • Pipe sizing
        • Pipe fitting
        • Earth moving and excavation equipment
        • Compaction equipment
      • Installing fiberglass pipes
        • Pipe sizing
        • Pipe fitting
        • Earth moving and excavation equipment
        • Compaction equipment
      • Installing metal cathodic protected pipes
        • Pipe sizing
        • Pipe fitting
        • Earth moving and excavation equipment
        • Compaction equipment
      • Installing isolation and contraction joints
        • Coefficient of expansion
      • Installing dielectric fittings
        • Corrosion
        • Electrolysis
        • Wiring requirements and procedures and techniques
      • Applying dielectric fittings
        • Corrosion
        • Electrolysis
        • Coating requirements
        • Wiring requirements and procedures and techniques
      • Installing galvanic anodes
        • Cathode and anode current flow
        • Electrolysis
        • Wiring requirements, procedures and techniques
      • Installing field-applied coatings
        • Coating requirements
        • Coating techniques
        • Corrosion
      • . Inspecting anodes and cathodic protection system
        • Cathode and anode current flow
        • Corrosion
    • Maintenance Analysis of Refrigeration and HVAC (9%)
      • Reading pressure and enthalpy diagrams for various refrigerants
        • Pressure and enthalpy relationship
        • Reading pressure
        • Gauges
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
      • Reading and analyze electrical circuits
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Electrical testing equipment
      • Electrical testing equipment
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Electrical testing equipment
      • Testing capacitors
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Electrical testing equipment
      • Testing defrost thermostats
        • Controls
        • Manufacturer's recommendations
      • Testing high-voltage transformers
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Electrical testing equipment
      • Testing high-voltage relays
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Electrical testing equipment
      • Testing low-voltage relays
        • Low-voltage electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Electrical testing equipment
        • Amprobe
        • Vohm-meter
      • Testing magnetic starters
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Electrical testing equipment
      • Testing potential relays
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Electrical testing equipment
      • Testing for appropriate motor terminals
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Electrical testing equipment
      • . Determining operating pressures of a refrigeration or air conditioning system
        • Design pressure requirements
        • Refrigerant pressure gauges
        • Pressure and temperature relationships
      • Determining air volumes
        • Air flow and duct design
        • Velometers
        • Pitot tubes
        • Manometers
        • Volume flow meters (flow hoods)
      • Determining changes in enthalpy
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
        • Psychrometrics
        • Thermometers
        • Psychrometers
      • Determining wet bulb and dry bulb temperatures
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
        • Psychrometrics
        • Thermometers
        • Psychrometers
      • Determining current draws (amperage)
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Electrical testing equipment
        • Amprobes
        • Volt-ohm meters
      • Determining voltages
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Electrical testing equipment
        • Amprobes
        • Volt-ohm meters
      • Determining power consumption
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Electrical testing equipment
      • Determining working pressure in pipes
        • Pressure testing gauges
        • Access valves
      • Testing non-pressure type storage tanks
        • knowledge of tanks and pollution control
      • Using testing equipment (velometer, amprobe, volt-ohm meter, vacuum gauges, etc.)
        • Electrical testing equipment
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
        • How and when to use
      • Using chlorine and halogen leak detecting devices
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
        • How and when to use
    • Maintenance Service of Refrigeration and HVAC (5%)
      • Using nitrogen regulators
        • Pressure regulators
      • Using other gas regulators
        • Pressure regulators
      • Repairing semi-hermetic compressors
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Mechanical methods and procedures
      • Repairing hermetic compressors
        • Electrical wiring procedure and techniques
        • Mechanical methods and procedures
      • Repairing centrifugal compressors
        • Electrical wiring procedure and techniques
        • Mechanical methods and procedures
      • Repairing blowers
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Fans
        • Fan motors
      • Calibrating air sensitive thermostats
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Fans
        • Fan motors
      • Calibrating chilled-water low temperature controls
        • Low temperature control
        • Control requirements
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Temperature requirements
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
      • Calibrating dual or low pressure control switches
        • High and low pressure controls
        • Brazing
        • Copper tubing
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
      • Calibrating pneumatic controls
        • Pneumatic piping
        • Pneumatic controls
        • Air compressors
      • Calibrating proportional thermostats
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Temperature requirements
        • Control requirements
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
      • Calibrating summer-winter switch-over controls
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Temperature requirements
        • Control requirements
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
      • Adjusting thermostatic temperature controls
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Temperature requirements
        • Control requirements
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
      • Adjusting thermostatic motor controls
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Temperature requirements
        • Control requirements
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
      • Adjusting superheat setting on expansion valves
        • Expansion valves
        • Control requirements
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
        • Superheat
      • Adjusting oil-pressure safety controls
        • Pressure
        • Gauges
        • Pipe fitting
        • Control requirements
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
      • Adjusting temperature controls
        • Temperature requirements
        • Pressure requirements
        • Control requirements
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
      • Adjusting high pressure safety cutouts
        • High and low temperature controls
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Control operating requirements
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
        • Pressure gauges
      • Adjusting freezer controls
        • Control operating requirements
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Temperature measurement
      • Adjusting defrost time clocks
        • Control requirements
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Temperature measurement
      • Adjusting bellows-type temperature controls
        • Control requirements
        • Temperature requirements
        • Bellows-type temperature controls operating requirements
      • Operating oil safety control solid state pressure sensing devices
        • Pressure requirements
        • Safety requirements
        • Control operating requirements
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
      • Aligning drive pulleys
        • Mechanical alignment
      • Adjusting tension of v-belts
        • knowledge of how and when to adjust
      • Calibrating electric actuating valves
        • Mechanical operation requirements
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
      • Calibrating electric humidistats
        • Humidity control requirements
        • Control requirements
        • Low-voltage wiring
        • Refrigeration testing equipment
      • Reversing the rotation of three-phase or single-phase motors
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Electrical testing equipment
      • Starting seized hermetic compressor motors
        • Electrical wiring procedures and techniques
        • Electrical testing equipment
      • Adjusting crankcase pressure regulating valves
        • Pressure regulators
        • Pressure measurement
        • Evaporators
        • Compressors
      • Adjusting evaporator pressure regulating valves
        • Pressure regulators
        • Pressure measurement
        • Evaporators
        • Superheat
      • Adjusting unloaders
        • Pressure measurement (gauges)
        • Effect of pressure on compressor capacity
      • Cleaning cooling towers
        • Cleaning chemicals
        • Scale properties
        • Water deposit controls
        • Bleed-off
      • Cleaning foreign matter from systems
        • Cleaning chemicals
        • Solvents
      • Cleaning water-cooled condensers
        • Cleaning chemicals
        • Water-cooled condensers
        • Organic water problems
      • Cleaning condensate drain lines
        • Safety switches
        • Cleaning and adjusting techniques
        • Repairing condensate drains
        • Condensate pipe installation and traps
    • Safety and Equipment (9%)
      • Wearing hearing and head protection
        • Safety requirements
      • Installing warning signs and barricades
        • Safety requirements
        • Lock-out/tag-out
      • Wearing eye and face protection
        • safety requirements
      • Using respiratory protection
        • Safety requirements
      • Digging with backhoes, trenchers or tractors
        • Safety requirements
      • Using overhead hoists and cranes
        • Safety requirements
        • Weights
        • Rigging
      • Using ventilation devices
        • Safety requirements
        • Toxic materials
      • Using mobile equipment (e.g., forklifts, hi-lifts and cranes)
        • Safety requirements
        • Toxic materials
      • Using ladders, scaffolds and rolling platforms
        • Safety requirements
        • Assembly
      • Using various hand and power tools (e.g., power shears, wrenches and snips)
        • Safety requirements
        • Proper operation procedures
      • Proper operation procedures
        • Safe operating pressures
        • Safety requirements
    • Excavating (2%)
      • Locating underground utilities
        • Where to find information
        • How to identify obstructions on plans and specifications
        • When and how to notify the appropriate authority
        • Permissible working conditions
      • Coordinating and directing soil preparation
        • Excavation
        • Soil composition
        • Soil testing procedures
      • Performing dewatering
        • Pump
        • Well points
        • Piping
        • Soil permeability
        • Water table
        • Drawdown
      • Installing sheet pilings
        • Soils
        • Stress
        • Wood and metal piling
      • Testing soil and ground water
        • Excavation
        • Soil composition
        • Soil and water testing procedures
      • Determining locations of excavations
        • Invert elevations
        • Basic surveying
      • Determining burial depths and slopes
        • Excavation
        • Plans and specifications
        • Math
        • Surveying and leveling techniques
    • Energy Management (5%)
      • Conduct energy testing
        • Duct pressure testing
        • Blower door tests
        • Effects of the building envelope on the operations of the HVAC
      • Promote energy efficiency equipment
        • Energy efficient equipment
        • Programmable and Wi-Fi enabled thermostats
        • Zoning system
        • Energy recovery ventilators (ERVs)
        • Cost analysis and cost effectiveness
        • Green buildings and renewable energy
      • Complete energy forms
        • Energy form software
        • Building material efficiencies (R and U factors)
        • How to calculate thermal resistance
      • How to calculate thermal resistance
        • Building materials (R and U Factors)
        • Window efficiencies (heat gain)
        • Impact of outside air change requirements
        • Florida energy codes
        • Heating and cooling load calculations
        • How to calculate thermal resistances
    • Indoor Air Quality (3%)
      • Manage indoor air quality
        • UV bulbs
        • Filter types
        • Humidity control systems
        • Air cleaners
        • Air flows (test and balances)
        • Effects of poor air quality on humans
  • Official list of subjects for the Mechanical contractor exam

Florida Mechanical Business and Finance Exam

  • Testing Method: Computer-based testing
  • Testing Company: Pearson Vue©
  • Number of Questions: 120
  • Types of Questions: Multiple Choice
  • Time Allowed: 390 Minutes
  • Minimum Passing Score: 70%
  • Subjects Involved:
    • Establishing the Contracting Business (11%)
      • Determining the Business Organizational Structure
        • Business structure laws and regulations
        • Fiduciary responsibilities of officers and directors
        • Open vs. closed corporations
        • Organizational charts and chain of responsibilities
        • State and local licensure requirements
        • Tax advantages and/or liabilities for various business structures
      • Develop the Business Plan
        • Accounting practices
        • Local marketplace
        • Scope of contractor license
      • Establish Relationships with Other Professionals
        • Accountant specialization
        • Attorney specialization
        • Insurance types and limitations
        • Underwriting requirements for bonding
      • Acquire Fixed Assets
        • Advantages/disadvantages of business location
        • Advantages/disadvantages of lease vs. purchase
      • Obtain Insurance
        • knowledge of accounting practices
        • Advantages/disadvantages of various types of insurance
        • Coverages and limitations of insurance
    • Managing Administrative Duties (26%)
      • Develop the Business
        • Availability of staffing for business operation
        • Income sources
        • Markets and market share.
      • Determine Outsourced Services
      • Determine Business Overhead
        • FICA
        • Advertising costs (business cards, dues, printing, etc.)
        • Communication costs (cell phones, land lines, etc.)
        • Cost of sales (travel expenses)
        • Federal unemployment (FUTA)
        • General liability rates
        • Lease expenses
        • Loan financing expenses (interest, etc.)
        • Medicare rates
        • Rent costs
        • State unemployment (SUTA)
        • Utility costs
        • Worker’s compensation
      • Preparing Bids/Proposals
        • Accounting principles
        • AIA documents
        • Business projections/goals current status
        • Company overhead
        • Contract documents
        • Contract law
        • Cost of financing projects
        • Costs associated with growth
        • General conditions costs of projects
        • How to review contracts
        • How to write offer
        • Insurances associated with labor rates
        • Labor productivity
        • Statute of frauds
        • Taxes associated with labor rates
        • Components of valid contract
      • Purchase Materials/Supplies
        • Depreciative costs
        • Fundamentals of Uniform Commercial Code
        • Inventory system operation (FIFO, etc.)
        • Invoice approval systems
        • Negotiating skills
        • Purchasing systems
        • Receiving systems
        • State sales tax laws
        • Statute of frauds
        • Vendors in area
      • Prepare Invoices/Draw Requests
        • Basic math skills
        • Calculation of percentage of work completed
        • Contract/subcontract documents
        • How to prepare invoices/draw requests
        • Lien laws
      • Develop a Safety Program
        • Drug testing regulations
        • MSDS sheets
        • OSHA regulations
      • Maintain Insurance
        • General terms and definitions used in policies
        • Insurance policies
        • Limits of insurance
        • Various types of insurance
        • Various types of risk
      • Managing Contracts
        • Contract law
        • Contract scope
        • Job completion schedules
        • Lien laws
        • Mediation and arbitration processes
        • Local building code requirements
        • Tort law
        • Risk management
    • Managing Trade Operations (10%)
      • Schedule Trade Operations
        • Critical path method (CPM)
        • Delivery times
        • Manufacturing times
        • Requests for information (RFI)
        • Sequencing trades
        • Submittals/approval/fabrication process
      • Maintain OSHA/Safety Records
        • Document/record retainage requirements
        • Penalties for non-compliance with OSHA
      • Purchase/Order Materials & Supplies
        • Accounting skills
        • Basic math skills
        • Job schedules
        • Negotiation skills
        • Organizational skills
        • Plan reading skills
        • Quality control
        • Quantity take-offs
        • Terms and abbreviations on invoices
        • Types of building materials
      • Leasing/Purchasing Equipment
        • Cost of operation of equipment
        • Depreciation
        • Equipment operation
        • Forecasted use of purchased equipment
        • Interest costs for financing
        • Maintenance
        • Salvage resale values
        • Support equipment required for equipment
        • Tax credits associated with purchases
        • Training needs for equipment
        • Transportation costs for equipment
      • Manage Material/Tool/Equipment Inventory
        • Equipment maintenance procedures
        • Inventory methods
    • Conducting Accounting Functions (32%)
      • Manage Accounts Receivable
        • Accounting principles
        • Basic math skills
        • Computer skills
        • Lien laws
      • Manage Accounts Payable
        • Accounting principles
        • Basic math skills
        • Computer skills
        • How to calculate discounts
        • Lien laws
      • Manage Cash Flow
        • Accounting
        • Banking
        • Basic math skills
        • Financial ratios
      • File Tax Forms & Returns
        • Accounting principles
        • Basic math
        • Federal tax laws
        • Property tax laws
        • Record keeping requirements
        • Sales tax laws
        • State tax laws
      • Track Job Costs
        • Accounting principles
        • Basic math
      • Calculate Employee Payroll
        • Accounting
        • State & federal tax laws
        • Basic math
        • Employment laws
        • Employment/labor laws
        • Hierarchy of garnishments
    • Managing Human Resources (6%)
      • Hire New Employees
        • Employment laws
        • Discrimination laws
        • Interviewing skills
        • Required forms for new hires
        • Background checks
      • Develop Human Resource Policies & Procedures
        • Employment/labor laws
        • OSHA
        • Chain of custody (drug tests)
        • Insurance regulations
      • Evaluate Employees
        • Employment/labor laws
    • Complying with Government Regulation (15%)
      • Comply with Federal Laws & Regulations
        • FEMA (immigration components)
        • OSHA
        • Tax laws
        • National Pollution Discharge
        • Elimination System (NPDES)
        • Environmental laws
      • Comply with State Laws& Regulations
        • Chapter 455 F.S.(Business & Professional Regulation)
        • Chapter 713 F.S. (Liens)
        • 61G4 F.A.C.
        • Worker’s Compensation
        • Laws/DOR Sales/Use Tax
        • Chapter 489, Part 1 F.S (Construction Contracting)
        • Required continuing education
        • CEU credit records
        • License holder responsibilities
  • Official list of subjects for the Business and Finance exam

Florida Mechanical Contractor Classes

You can sign up for your classes at any time and receive access to lecture videos, practice questions, tabbing and highlighting instructions, as well as to step-by-step explanations on how to solve typical Mechanical Contractor Exam Problems. The Mechanical Contractor Classes prepare you for the trade and business exams. Florida Mechanical Contractor Testing Schedule). You must pass all exams before applying for the Mechanical Contractor’s License in Florida. To sign up for the Florida Mechanical Contractor Classes, simply click on the "enroll" button below and checkout; this will allow you to receive immediate access to the online Florida Mechanical Contractor Classes. All students have access for an unlimited amount of time (until passing all the Florida Mechanical Contractor Exams needed to get the Mechanical license!). You can also attend live online classes as needed. All live refresher online classes are on Saturdays from 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (ET). For a list of upcoming classes for the Florida Mechanical Contractor Exams click on the link within the course description below.

Florida Mechanical Contractor Books

The set of books includes all required references for both the Mechanical and Business and Finance exams. Orders placed before 2 PM are shipped the same day via UPS and a tracking number is emailed before 3 PM.

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List of Books for the Mechanical Contractor Trade Exams

 

List of Books for the Business and Finance Exam

Please note that the Florida Contractor's Manual is required for both the business and the trade exams.