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HVAC License Requirements
in Alaska

Everything you need to know about HVAC licensing in Alaska — from required certifications and exams to experience thresholds and application steps.

License RequiredEPA 608 RequiredCE: 16 hrs

Key Takeaways

Alaska requires a state HVAC license, but a federal EPA Section 608 certification is mandatory for anyone handling refrigerants. Licensing typically requires up to 4 years of documented experience.

  • State license: Required
  • EPA 608 certification: Required (federal)
  • 1 license type available
  • Continuing education: 16 hours
  • Regulated by: Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development
License Types
Alaska HVAC Licenses
Alaska offers 1 license type for HVAC professionals. Review the requirements for each below.
Mechanical Administrator Certificate
Required for anyone supervising HVAC installations.
Experience: 4 yearsExam required: Yes
Pass the state mechanical administrator exam
Demonstrate relevant experience
Submit application to the Department of Labor and Workforce Development
Regulatory Authority
Regulatory Body
Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development
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Additional Notes
Alaska requires a Mechanical Administrator certificate. Local jurisdictions may impose additional requirements.
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