You are allowed to bring the code book in. Nobody fails because the answer was not in front of them — they fail because they could not find it fast enough, or they could not read a capacity chart under the clock. This course drills the finding and the reading, not just the facts.
Built by a G1 gas technician who has taught hundreds of tradespeople, one on one and in a classroom.
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Most people sitting the challenge exam have done the work for years. That is the problem — the exam is not testing whether you can do the job.
You know what a dirt pocket is for. The question is whether you can put your finger on the clause in under a minute, twenty-odd times in a row.
Sizing questions are pure lookup — the right row, the right column, the right table. It is mechanical, and it is the first thing to fall apart when you are behind.
The way it has always been done on your trucks and the way B149.1 words it are not always the same thing. The exam marks the book.
Everything is built against B149.1:25 and the Ontario amendments.
Each one is a deck to read and a quiz to pass. Short enough to do in an evening, and they stack.
Roughly 40% of each quiz is the session you just did. The rest is everything before it, weighted toward the topics the exam leans on. You do not get to forget session 3 by session 12.
A 20-question drill pulled from wherever you are actually losing marks, not a random shuffle.
Find the row, scan across, land on the first size that carries the load — against a clock. It is a motion, and it gets faster with reps.
A new piping diagram every time — appliance loads, lengths, mixed iron, copper and CSST, sometimes a regulator in the middle. Total the load, find the longest run, pick the chart, size the section. Walk-through mode for learning it, exam mode for proving it.
100 questions, timed at the same pace as the exam, drawn from everything you have covered.
Six real slides out of the 394. Every one ends with a NOW FIND IT box that sends you into your own code book — that is the whole design.
Slides are read in the course itself, one at a time — there is nothing to download.
You cannot skip ahead, and that is deliberate.
Under that and you sit the session again. The material is cumulative — carrying a gap forward only makes the next one harder.
Between 80 and 90 you move on, but you are offered the retake. Take it.
Every question tells you why the right answer is right — and, where it matters, why the one you picked is the trap.
Options are reordered every attempt and the app tracks what you have seen least, so a retake is a real retake.
Caleb — gas technician and contractor in Chatham-Kent, Ontario.
I have trained hundreds of people in this trade — riding along in the truck and standing at a whiteboard. This course is the classroom version of that, built because I got tired of watching good technicians fail an exam that was testing their book-handling rather than their trade.
Worth being straight about before you spend anything.
12 months from the day you enrol. One payment — there is no subscription and nothing renews.
Yes, and it is not optional. The exam is open book and so is most of this course. Get CSA B149.1:25 and the Ontario amendments before you start.
Then sit it again here before you book. Drills and quizzes are unlimited for your whole access period, questions reshuffle, and the drill targets whatever you are still getting wrong.
Right now, yes — the Ontario G3 challenge exam. G2 and 313D are in the works.
Yes. Quizzes and drills work fine on a phone. The slide decks and the piping diagrams are easier on a tablet or a laptop.
Yes — get in touch before you buy and I will sort out a group rate and a way to see how your people are doing.
If you have not opened past the first session, email me within 14 days and I will refund you. Once you are into the material it has been delivered, so I cannot.
19 sessions, 1,150+ questions, and the two drills that decide whether you finish the paper.
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