New Hampshire Master plumber continuing education is currently under development. These courses will cover a wide variety of topics and current issues for Plumber. The online New Hampshire plumber continuing education courses will include lessons on trenching and excavating, sanitary drainage, water supply system and drainage, water treatment, and filtration.

The courses are being written from industry leaders such as inspectors, business owners, and instructors who have multiple years of experience and a wealth of knowledge. These courses are being developed to set the industry standard in online training and New Hampshire plubmer continuing education. The courses that will be offered are:

• Trenching and Excavating - This includes lessons on safe trenching operation, trench soil types, trench failure, soil mechanics, proper sloping, and OSHA regulations
• Sanitary Drainage - The topics that are covered in this course are potable water piping theory, plumbing drainage, vent system theory, and methods of installing and testing sanitary drainage piping.
• Water Supply System and Distribution - Details water sources, water distribution facilities, operational procedures, and management information systems.
• Water Treatment and Filtration - This course deals with aging infrastructures, water treatment facilities, and filtration procedures.
These are the current requirements for renewing your New Hampshire Master plumbing contractors license. We will always provide the newest information available and will update the requirements as soon as there are changes.


• To renew your Master Plumbing Contractors License in the state on New Hampshire, you are required to complete 2 hours of continuing education every year.
• Your Master Plumbing Contractors License will expire every year on the last day of your birth month. Continuing education must be completed prior to expiration.
• The Board will approve material that will be taught by the provider in the continuing education course. Continuing education hours may NOT be carried over.
• Course providers will submit a copy of continuing education attendance to the Board via fax or email. Licensees are not responsible for submitting certificate of completion.