How do I become a plumbing apprentice in Maryland?
Short answer:Who licenses this trade: State: apprentice, journey and master plumber/gas fitter licenses. Apprentice registration: Yes. An apprentice license is required (held at least 4 years before the journey license). Experience before the journeyman exam: Apprentice license held at least 4 years, 7,500 hours under a licensed master plumber, 32 hours of backflow training, and exam. Who can supervise an apprentice: A licensed master plumber.
Last checked. Official source: labor.maryland.gov.

Licensing rules
| Who licenses this trade | State: apprentice, journey and master plumber/gas fitter licensesOfficial source: labor.maryland.gov |
|---|---|
| Apprentice registration | Yes. An apprentice license is required (held at least 4 years before the journey license)Official source: labor.maryland.gov |
| Experience before the journeyman exam | Apprentice license held at least 4 years, 7,500 hours under a licensed master plumber, 32 hours of backflow training, and examOfficial source: labor.maryland.gov |
| Apprentices per supervisor | Not yet confirmed with an official source, check the official link. |
| Who can supervise an apprentice | A licensed master plumberOfficial source: labor.maryland.gov |
Last checked . 4 of 5 items confirmed against official sources; flagged items are still pending. Main board: Maryland State Board of Plumbing (Maryland Department of Labor).
Frequently asked questions
Who licenses plumbers in Maryland?
State: apprentice, journey and master plumber/gas fitter licenses.Source: labor.maryland.gov
Do plumbing apprentices have to register in Maryland?
Yes. An apprentice license is required (held at least 4 years before the journey license).Source: labor.maryland.gov
How much experience do you need before the journeyman plumber exam in Maryland?
Apprentice license held at least 4 years, 7,500 hours under a licensed master plumber, 32 hours of backflow training, and exam.Source: labor.maryland.gov
Who can supervise a plumbing apprentice in Maryland?
A licensed master plumber.Source: labor.maryland.gov
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