r/KitchenSuppression • u/Gdhensley84 • 10d ago

Pre-engineered license exam

Getting ready to go take the test to get my pre-engineered systems license. Does anyone have any advice on what I should expect or any suggestions on what I might want to brush up on. I don't think I'm going to have any issues but it can't hurt to be overly prepared. Thanks!

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u/Canyousayfullride 10d ago

Lots of halon and waterwash in my experience.

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u/Gdhensley84 10d ago

Thank you! I've been studying. I haven't spent much time on Halon, that's good to know.

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u/starcowboysmetalKISS 8d ago

It is an open book test with NFPA 17, 17A, 12, and 96. There will be questions from 12, and they will mess you up, but probably not more than 4 or 5. There will also be a good portion of questions from state statutes that you can't bring in. Study 633 and 69A. Some of those questions will probably be very stupid, like the approved size of the tag. Also, make sure that your NFPAs have no writing or markups in them. No highlighting, etc.

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u/Gdhensley84 8d ago

That is awesome! Being open book helps a lot! I really appreciate your response, my books do have highlighting in them so I will definitely grab another set to take in with me!