EPA Certification Exam Prep
Practice exam preparation for U.S. EPA refrigerant technician certification, organized in one family hub.
PassProfessor EPA Certification Exam Prep covers the EPA technician certifications in the expanding PassProfessor catalog. Each program in this family is built to the U.S. EPA’s published certification requirements, so candidates study the subject areas their certification actually covers.
This family covers the technician certifications the U.S. EPA administers under the Clean Air Act. Section 608 technician certification is required for technicians who maintain, service, repair, or dispose of equipment that could release refrigerants into the atmosphere. Section 608 is one certification tested in sections, not a set of separate programs: Type I covers small appliances, Type II covers high-pressure equipment, and Type III covers low-pressure equipment, and a technician who holds all three types holds Universal certification. Section 609 is a separate EPA certification covering motor vehicle air conditioning service, and it is listed as its own program below.
PassProfessor is exam preparation only. We are not affiliated with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and our practice exams do not grant a credential, certification, or license. They exist to help you walk into exam day prepared and confident, ready to show what you know.
EPA Certification Programs
This hub lists each PassProfessor program in the EPA certification family: EPA Section 608 Technician Certification and EPA Section 609 Technician Certification. Select a program from the listings below to view its program page and its exam guide.
EPA Section 608 Exam Prep
Practice in development for the U.S. EPA’s Section 608 Technician Certification — covering the Core material and the Type I (small appliances), Type II (high-pressure), and Type III (low-pressure) sections of the one Section 608 exam; Universal certification covers all three types.
Status: In the works
EPA Section 609 Exam Prep
Section 609 MVAC technician certification practice in development — refrigerant recovery and recycling, approved equipment, and the Clean Air Act rules for motor vehicle air conditioning service. Not the Section 608 stationary-appliance credential.
Status: In the works
