It’s a certification required by federal law for technicians who work with refrigerants.
Comply with federal regulations to safely handle refrigerants.
Your CertificationThe EPA Section 608 certification is required for technicians who maintain, service, repair, or dispose of equipment that could release refrigerants into the atmosphere. This certification ensures compliance with the Clean Air Act and enables technicians to legally work with refrigerants.
Learn MoreCompliance with federal regulations is mandatory for handling refrigerants.
Certification opens doors to more job opportunities in the HVAC industry.
Play a crucial role in reducing ozone depletion and environmental impact.
Contact an approved provider for pricing details on training and exam packages. Options may include online and in-person formats.
Register NowIt’s a certification required by federal law for technicians who work with refrigerants.
Type I (Small Appliances), Type II (High-Pressure Systems), Type III (Low-Pressure Systems), and Universal (all types).
Training is optional but recommended for exam preparation.
No, the certification is valid for life, but technicians are required to stay abreast of industry changes.
Exams are available through EPA-approved providers.