In accordance with the State of Colorado Plumbing Statutes, any individual employed in the plumbing trade is considered an apprentice and must be registered until such time as the individual has actually obtained a Colorado plumber's license. Colorado law requires that the plumbing contractor notify this office and register all apprentices within thirty days of their date of hire as an apprentice. The law also requires that the contractor notify this office within thirty days of the termination of employment of each apprentice. The employer of a plumbing apprentice shall be responsible for such apprentice's registration with the board. Any person may work as a plumbing apprentice for a licensed plumber but shall not do any plumbing work for which a license is required pursuant to this article except under the supervision of a licensed plumber.
Supervision requires that the licensed plumber supervise apprentices at the job site.
Each time that an employee changes employers, a new registration card must be filled out and submitted to this office. This will keep the employee's registration current and accurate. The current employer's name is printed on the new card.