Massachusetts Backflow Tester Certification Courses

32-Hour Backflow Certification Class Schedule ($900)

Norton, MA - Monday 02/17/25 through Thursday 02/20/25

8-hour Backflow Re-Certification Class Schedule ($350)

Norton, MA - Monday 02/17/25

Do a Private Course or Host A Public Course

No course or exam scheduled in your area ? We have two additional programs available, links to more info below:

Private Course - We can come to your location and train only your staff, bring all props, handouts, equipment, etc., Minimum of 10 students for Massachusetts.

Host a Course - Similar to a private course, we come to your facility and train your staff, but also you allow other local technicians to attend. No minimums for these and you get 2 free students.

How Do I Become a Certified Backflow Tester in Massachusetts ?

We hold an approval through the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection - Drinking Water Program, Cross Connection Control Program (MassDEP-DWP-CCCP) which is the state agency that regulates the water purveyors and backflow testing. The MassDEP-DWP-CCCP certification guide is posted on their website, with more information on how to apply found online as well. You take the course and then fill out a form and pay a fee to the state.

The Massachusetts State License is generally acceptable as a reciprocation to most water purveyors that we have reached out to in Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, possibly also Maine, but Connecticut does not accept any other state courses.

Which Backflow Preventer Testing Procedures Should I Use?

We have found the USC-10th Edition testing procedures to be the most efficient. On our YouTube Channel, we created a series of videos where we test the four types of preventers using these procedures:

Reduced Pressure Principle (RPZ) - USC 2-Valve Procedures

Double Check Valve Assembly (DCV) - USC Procedures

Pressure Vacuum Breaker (PVB) - USC Procedures

Spill Resistant Vacuum Breaker (SVB) - USC Procedures

Download These Procedures in PDF