South Dakota Licensing Overview for a Plumber
Licensing for a plumber in South Dakota is controlled by the South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation, Plumbing Commission.
General Guidelines for a Plumber in South Dakota
Specific requirements to perform plumber services can generally be used as a guideline, but make sure to check with your local governing rules and regulations.
Who’s allowed to perform these services?
Plumber
General requirements for a plumber license?
• Plumber Apprentice – If you have two years (3,800 hours) of experience working under a plumbing contractor, you can work on single family dwellings without supervision in your third and fourth year if you have passed the exam.
• Journeyman Plumber – You must have four years of experience as an apprentice, with at least 1,900 hours of experience per year. You can substitute two years of military plumbing for one year of experience, up to a total of five years. You must also pass an exam.
• Plumbing Contractor – You must have at least six years of experience in the plumbing trade, with at least two of the years working as a plumbing contractor or plumber. You must have spent at least 1,900 hours per year working in the plumbing trade. You must pass an exam.
What’s the state licensing site for a plumber?
South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation, Plumbing Commission
What are some training programs available for a plumber?
How long is a license good for and when do I need to renew?
Check with local governing body for updated details.
What are fees associated with licensing?
Check with local governing body for updated details.