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PJF Designation?

Paul Fredricks_3
Paul Fredricks_3 Member Posts: 1,556
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That the government doesn't understand their regulations.

Well, maybe not that odd.

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  • BobE
    BobE Member Posts: 2
    PJF Designation?

    Hi All,

    I'm trying to learn more about the Oil Heat industry. In scanning licensing requirements for oil burner techs in Rhode Island, they have a designation of PJF for Oil Burners and Natural Gas techs. However, no one can tell me exactly what "PJF" stands for! Does anyone here have any clue? I assume P J means Pipefitter Journeyman, but the F is a big mystery to everyone, even to those who possess the license!

    Can anyone help me?

    Thanks in advance!

    Bob Edwards
  • Paul Fredricks_3
    Paul Fredricks_3 Member Posts: 1,556
    That's a good question

    Even the state regs don't seem to say.

    Just a guess. The "F" may stand for fitter. Journeyman makes sense for the "J". The "P" could be pipefitter or piping or professional.

    Just a guess.
  • BobE
    BobE Member Posts: 2


    Hi Paul,

    Thanks for the reply! I thought about maybe they twisted it around and it should be JPF, or Journeyman Pipe Fitter, but I can't get anyone in the guv'ment to clarify. I also thought it might mean "Pipefitter Journeyman Fuel", since it is only related to natural gas and oil licenses.

    Apparently, only the Shadow knows....

    BobE
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