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Gasfitter — Class B

Install and service residential gas appliances and equipment up to 400,000 BTU input.

NOC72300
Since1992
100Exam Questions
11Provinces
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About Gasfitter — Class B

Class B Gasfitters install and service residential gas appliances and equipment up to 400,000 BTU input. They work with natural gas and propane systems for heating, water heating, cooking, and other residential applications.

Work Environment

Class B Gasfitters primarily work in residential settings, installing and servicing home heating systems, water heaters, fireplaces, and cooking appliances. They work in mechanical rooms, basements, and attics.

Physical Demands

  • Working in residential crawlspaces and attics
  • Lifting appliances and pipe
  • Kneeling and bending for floor-level work
  • Working in occupied homes
  • Attention to detail for leak testing

Designated Provinces & Territories

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Red Seal Exam Structure

The Gasfitter — Class B Red Seal exam consists of 100 multiple-choice questions covering 5 major work activity areas.

100

Total Questions

Multiple choice

5–15%

Knowledge & Recall

60–70%

Procedural Application

20–30%

Critical Thinking

Skills for Success

The essential skills required to succeed in this trade, as defined by the Red Seal program.

Reading

Read technical manuals, code books, specifications, and safety documentation related to residential gas fitting.

Document Use

Interpret blueprints, schematics, drawings, and technical documents used in residential gas fitting.

Writing

Complete work orders, reports, inspection records, and other documentation for residential gas fitting.

Oral Communication

Communicate with clients, colleagues, supervisors, and other trades to coordinate residential gas fitting work.

Numeracy

Perform measurements, calculations, and estimates required for residential gas fitting tasks.

Thinking

Apply problem-solving and critical thinking skills to diagnose issues and plan residential gas fitting work.

Working with Others

Collaborate with team members, apprentices, and other trades on residential gas fitting projects.

Digital Technology

Use digital tools, diagnostic software, and computer-based systems relevant to residential gas fitting.

Continuous Learning

Stay current with evolving codes, technologies, and best practices in residential gas fitting.

Career Advancement

Class B gasfitters can upgrade to Class A certification or advance to service manager. Many operate their own residential gas service businesses.

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