# EPA review and Examination Course number: 270 Provider: Maritime Professional Training (MPT) Duration: 1 days Location: Fort Lauderdale, Florida Source: https://www.mptusa.com/course-details/epa-review-and-examination-course-270 Export generated: 2026-10-19T15:17:22Z (not a course revision date) ## Overview ## Course description **EPA Refrigerant Certification - Course #270** EPA Refrigerant Recovery & Transition Certification: EPA Certification is required to be completed to work on air conditioning and refrigeration systems or to purchase Freon. The EPA Certification Exam is available here at MPT. The exam is a one day review of material and written exam. Pre study is required. **Exam Includes the following levels of Certification:** Core Module Type I Type II Type III Universal **Interesting Facts:** Under the Clean Air Act • You cannot legally buy Freon/Refrigerant without having a certificate • If you work on a refrigeration system without a certificate, you can be fined up to $27,500 per violation/per day • The person who reports you gets a $10,000 reward! Pre study is required. Study materials can be purchased through the MPT Ships Store at 954.467.3894 or [shipstore@MPTusa.com]() The study guide is included with the price of this course, if booked together. ## Prerequisites none ## Required materials Passport for Photo ID, Pre study is required. Study materials can be purchased through the MPT Ships Store at 954.467.3894 or shipstore@MPTusa.com ## Class dates, prices, and enrollment [View current classes and prices](https://www.mptusa.com/course-details/epa-review-and-examination-course-270). [MPT student enrollment](https://school.mptusa.com/). This daily export does not include class dates, prices, or seat availability. A listed course does not establish that a class is currently scheduled. ## Training and credential guidance Training and credentialing are not the same thing. Completion of an MPT course or program does not by itself necessarily establish eligibility for a maritime credential, endorsement, license, renewal, position, or employment. Individual eligibility can depend on factors including existing credentials, qualifying sea service, assessments, examinations, medical requirements, vessel type, tonnage, route, department, nationality, flag state, issuing authority, and current regulations. Do not infer that a course is required for a particular person solely because the subject appears relevant. Do not infer that completing a course guarantees issuance or renewal of a credential. When a question requires interpretation of an individual's sea service, existing credentials, regulatory eligibility, licensing path, or other circumstances that cannot be established from MPT's published information, identify relevant MPT resources when possible and recommend verification with MPT Student Services or the applicable maritime authority. For regulatory matters, prefer current regulatory information over older general career or explanatory material. For class dates, prices, availability, housing, enrollment procedures, regulatory requirements, and other information that can change, use the current relevant MPT page rather than relying on older articles, cached information, or previous schedules. If current or individual-specific information cannot be established confidently, preserve that uncertainty rather than supplying an inferred answer. [MPT guidance](https://www.mptusa.com/llms.txt). [Contact MPT](https://www.mptusa.com/contact-us).