NJ HVACR License Renewal Details
The State of New Jersey mandates 5 hours of approved Continuing Education for all Master HVACR license holders in order to renew their license.
Our NJ HVACR License Renewal program fulfills this requirement with 5 hours of board-approved continuing education, combining essential updates on industry codes, safety practices, and system design. With flexible online and in-person options, real-time support, and unlimited access to resources, participants receive comprehensive training tailored to their needs. It’s the easiest and most complete solution for NJ HVAC license renewal.
We are a NJ HVACR Board Approved Sponsor & Instructor: #19SP00029700
Officially approved by the New Jersey HVACR Board, meeting all state requirements.
Flexible scheduling with online or in-person sessions, plus 24/7 access to recordings.
Lifetime administrative support, including ongoing maintenance of certification records.
Receive official HVACR CE Hours Certification to stay fully compliant with state rules.
Continuing Education Course Schedule
NJ HVAC License Renewal Requirements
Our NJ Master HVACR License Renewal course provides the five hours of continuing education required by the New Jersey State Board for active Master HVACR license holders. This CE course combines essential updates on mechanical codes, refrigerant safety, and system design practices to ensure licensees stay compliant with the latest state regulations. With flexible online or in-person options, lifetime administrative support, and access to training resources, our program makes it simple and cost-effective to renew your license.
What if I do not have a NJ Master HVACR License?
If you are not currently an active license holder, you will first need to obtain one. To get a New Jersey HVAC license, you must meet the required work experience and educational standards set by the State Board. When applying, you must provide documentation verifying that you have completed the state-mandated education and field experience, which typically includes graduating from an approved HVACR training program, completing a four-year registered apprenticeship, and working for one year as a Journeyman.
If you’re just beginning your career and need the hands-on education to qualify for licensing, our HVAC Technician Training Program meets the education requirement needed for the NJ Master HVACR License.
Course Curriculum and Topics
- International Mechanical Code Navigation
- A1 & A2L Refrigerants: Code Changes & Safety
- Manual J Load Calculations for HVAC System Sizing
- Flammable Refrigerant Safety & Certification
- Flue Piping System 1738: Installation & Safety
- 25 Question Competency Quiz
Detailed Course Modules and Descriptions
| Course Module | Description of Training |
|---|---|
| Introduction | Overview of New Jersey’s continuing education requirements for Master HVACR license holders. Explains how this program satisfies the five-hour CE requirement established by the Division of Consumer Affairs and how it keeps technicians compliant. |
| International Mechanical Code Book | Guidance on using the IMC as a reference for system design, installation, inspection, and maintenance. Focuses on practical code application in daily fieldwork and how to stay aligned with regulatory standards. |
| New Code Changes for 2025 | Reviews the most significant HVACR code changes that impact design, installation, and safety. Provides context on why these updates matter and how to apply them in practice. |
| Manual J | Detailed instruction on Manual J load calculations to size HVAC systems accurately. Covers the math and methods behind determining heating and cooling loads for residential and commercial buildings. |
| Flammable Refrigerant Safety | In-depth coverage of refrigerants with lower global warming potential, including A2Ls. Training includes safe handling, storage, transportation, and disposal practices, along with technician responsibilities for compliance and safety in the field. |
| Current Topic for Coverage | Updated annually based on Division of Consumer Affairs guidance. The current focus is on flue piping systems outlined in ASTM 1738 standards, covering non-metallic venting for gas appliances in Categories II, III, and IV. |
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