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Steps
to get certified
Wondering how to get CWEA certification?
Interested in the different CWEA certifications you can
earn? Start here
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Program
policies
Check the policies for information about rescheduling
or canceling tests, test site restrictions, renewal
information, and other important policies. |
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Code
of Ethics
A signed certification Code of Ethics is required
to become certified.
Those renewing January and July 2006 do not need
to sign the Code to renew. |
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Plant
Maintenance Grade IV Split into
Electrical/Instrumentation Grade IV and Mechanical
Technologist Grade IV
Beginning January 2007 the single management level
Plant Maintenance Grade IV will be replaced by two
separate specialty certifications: Mechanical
Technologist Grade IV and
Electrical/Instrumentation Grade IV. |
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Handbooks
Candidate Handbooks summarize qualifying criteria,
test content areas, study references, and much more.
All certificate applicants should be familiar with
the candidate handbook for their vocation. |
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Applying
for certification
Tests are administered quarterly throughout the year. The deadline to apply is 2
months before the test. Download certification applications
and fee schedules. Applications for 2009 Computer Based Testing (CBT) are now available. For questions, please contact us at tcp@cwea.org |
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Preparing
for the test
CWEA offers a number of opportunities for you to
prepare for your certification test including in-person
study sessions, study guides, specialty conferences,
and free Candidate Handbooks. Find out more about
preparing for your test. |
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Test
results notification
The test scoring process is complicated and time
consuming. Most results are mailed to test takers
about 4 to 6 weeks after the test date. Results
are never given out over the phone, via fax, or
e-mail. |
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Test
Sites
There are a number of test sites throughout California, Hawaii, Michigan and Missouri.. View list of testing sites. |
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Test
Scoring Status |
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Results
Mailing Calendar |
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How
Pass Points Are Determined |