Fire Protection Journeyperson - Equivalent Out of State License

An equivalent out of state license is one that required the same number of classroom hours and on job training hours as the license type you are applying for. 

Example:  For your out of state license to be equivalent to the Connecticut F-2 license, your out of state license must have required 576 classroom hours and 8,000 hours of the job training to obtain.

REFER TO THE CHART BELOW FOR HOURS REQUIRED:

For additional information regarding these requirements, please visit the CT Dept. of Labor Apprenticeship Division website:  https://www.ctdol.state.ct.us/progsupt/appren/WorkSchedules/apptoc1.htm

For additional information on required on the job training hours and related instruction, visit the Dept. of Labor Apprenticeship Division website at www.ctdol.state.ct.us/progsupt/appren/appren.htm

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IMPORTANT NOTES:

If you meet the equivalent out of state license requirement, choose ONE OUT OF STATE LICENSE ONLY and submit the following documents:

• Copy of the license
• License verification
• Laws and regulations that include the requirements met for you to obtain this license
• Scope of work for this license

DO NOT SUBMIT DOCUMENTS FOR MORE THAN ONE OUT OF STATE LICENSE.  ONLY ONE LICENSE WILL BE REVEIWED FOR EQUIVALENCY.          

IF YOU CANNOT PROVE THAT YOU HOLD AN EQUIVALENT OUT OF STATE LICENSE, YOUR APPLICATION WILL NOT BE APPROVED BASED ON THIS REQUIREMENT. 

APPLICATION FEES ARE NONREFUNDABLE.

NEW APPLICATION

 OR  Journeyperson Paper Application

DCP.occupationalprofessional@ct.gov