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Class C-R: Water Well
Electrical FSR Certification
Overview
The Class C-R: Water Well Field Safety Representative (FSR) certificate of qualification is a restricted class within the Class B or Class C category depending on industry experience and other certifications. With this certificate, you may assemble, construct, install, maintain and repair electrical equipment associated with water well systems. You may also provide a supply of power to the noted electrical equipment, or branch circuit wiring from existing enclosures containing overcurrent devices to the pump equipment and associated controls.
The scope of work not included under this certificate is electrical work in hazardous locations.
Note: this certificate class was previously named class WW (Water Well).
Exam eligibility
You must provide proof that you have a minimum two years (3600 hours) of relevant training and/or electrical work experience directly related to the scope of work of this certificate.
Study materials
- Current Canadian Electrical Code Part 1, as adopted in BC by the Electrical Safety Regulation - sections 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 26, 28
- Latest code update materials
- You should also review these reference materials.
About this exam
The class B or C-R - Water Well FSR exam takes 2.5 hours. It is open book and is made up of 40 multiple choice questions, with a 35% focus on Act, Regulations, and Directive, and a 65% focus on Code. You must achieve a minimum grade of 70% to pass.
For more information on our FSR exams, including how to book one, visit the Exams page.