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Upstate New York (NYSDOH) Approved Backflow Courses
8-hour Re-Certification Course Schedule ($275)
No Open Enrollment Courses Available
Check out our New York City Area Courses
or
Have a Private Course (Minimum 5 students)
or
32-Hour Certification Course Schedule ($600)
No Open Enrollment Courses Available
Check out our New York City Area Courses
or
Have a Private Course (Minimum 5 students)
or
NYSDOH Approval
We hold an approval through New York State Department of Health for both the 32-hour and 8-hour Backflow Prevention Tester Courses - https://www.health.ny.gov/environmental/water/drinking/cross/courses.htm - They post upcoming courses for each provider, but ours don't appear for 2019 because we didn't submit them early enough - if you need to confirm if our courses are approved you can always contact NYSDOH directly.
Course Details
32-hour courses must include four 8-hour days, but they do not need to be consecutive and can include weekends.
8-hour re-certification courses cannot be concurrent with 32-hour courses and must be continuous on one day.
Check out more information about our course offerings on the course description page
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Have a group and want to do a private course on your schedule at your location - Check out our offerings with Contractor Services and Facilities Services
Gauge Sales & Calibrations
Do you need a backflow test kit or need to calibrate a test kit you already have? We offer both of these, check out our sister company Kruger Instruments for more information:
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