FAQs
A triangular shaped ruler in measuring distances and transferring measurements at a fixed ration of length.You use it to measure a yard and “scale” it down to fit on paper with same dimensions.
Make sure to purchase an Engineer’s scale not and architect’s scale.
You really just need a good compass to allow you to draw the arcs for your spray heads in the design
The licensed irrigator exam is administered by TEEX and dates can be found by using this link
https://teex.org/Pages/Class.aspx?course=WWW951&courseTitle=Landscape%20Licensed%20Irrigator%20Exam
You can take the licensed technician exam and your local TCEQ regional office. Use the link below to find & register for the closest exam to you.
https://www.tceq.texas.gov/licensing/licensing/exams/registration
512-239-6133 and ask for occupational licensing.
The main difference is the technician MUST work for an irrigator, so if you are wanting to own your own business, you need to be a Licensed Irrigator. This allows you to pull city permits, do design work and bid jobs.
The second difference is the length and cost of the training:
Licensed irrigator: 4 days and $550
Licensed technician: 2 days and $350
Finally, the technician exam is given in Spanish as well as English; therefore, we do the class is full Spanish OR an English-only class with Spanish handouts. The irrigator is English ONLY.
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Engineer’s scale
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Drawing Compass
https://www.wetscourses.com/continuing-education-irrigator-classes/
Continuing education classes
Licensed Irrigators are required by the texas commission on environmental quality (TCEQ) to obtain 24 hours of continuing education Units every 3 years in order to maintain their license. Our CEU classes are designed to provide the exact training required.
Our CEU classes also provide advanced knowledge to help you maximize your efforts, therefore maximizing your profits. Classes are fun, interactive and full of relative information. come and enjoy reaping the benefits of higher education.
https://www.texasonline.state.tx.us/NASApp/rap/apps/license/jsp/eng/welcome.jsp?agency=86&instance=tceq_ind
The state of texas defines an "occupational license" to mean "a license, certificate, registration, permit, or other form of authorization, including a renewal of the authorization, that a person must obtain to practice or engage in a particular business, occupation, or profession; or a facility must obtain before a particular business, occupation, or profession is practiced or engaged in within the facility". The use of the term "license" within this application is used as a blanket substitute for the terms certificate, registration, permit, or other form of authorization. ts use does not modify any rights, authorities, or responsibilities as provided for under the original document type.