Free Canada Certification Exam Practice Questions | 2026
Where this applies: Gasfitter — Class A carries a Red Seal endorsement in most provinces (examined through jurisdictions such as BC, Alberta and Manitoba). In Ontario and Saskatchewan the Red Seal gasfitter endorsement is not recognized: Ontario licenses gas work through TSSA (Gas Technician G3/G2/G1) and Saskatchewan through TSASK/SATCC (General/Domestic Gas Fitter). This question bank covers the Red Seal (CSA B149.1-based) scope, which overlaps heavily with the TSSA G2/G1 and TSASK material.
The Red Seal Gasfitter (Class A) exam is the interprovincial certification for gas fitters working on all types and pressures of natural gas and propane systems. Class A certification covers residential, commercial, and industrial gas installations including high-pressure supply, appliance commissioning, venting design, and combustion analysis.
Red Seal does not currently publish a question count for this exam — new exams built on the updated occupational standard are under development. It is multiple choice, four options with one correct answer, based on the Red Seal Occupational Standard (RSOS) and aligned with CSA B149.1 Natural Gas and Propane Installation Code, with a passing score of 70%. Exam time is 4 hours.
These are the topic areas in this practice bank and what each one covers. Red Seal does not currently publish a question count for this exam — the trade's exams are being rewritten to a new standard. How those questions are distributed across the official blocks is published by Red Seal — see the Gasfitter (Class A) exam information page.
Unlike the other trades on this site, Red Seal does not currently publish a question count or block breakdown for the Gasfitter (Class A) exam — the trade’s exams are being rewritten to an updated occupational standard. Study the whole standard rather than chasing a weighting, and check the trade page at red-seal.ca before you book.
Every question is four-option multiple choice with exactly one correct answer, and the pass mark is 70%. Expect an applied exam: roughly 50–60% of questions are procedural and application style and another 25–35% are critical thinking, with only 10–20% straight knowledge and recall. Controls, installation, commissioning and appliance service together account for almost three-quarters of the paper, so hands-on installation and service judgement matters more than memorized definitions.
Our free bank also contains 110 questions, organized by the topic filters above the quiz. Piping questions support Block B; Venting and Combustion questions cover Block C and the combustion-air side of installation work; Appliances questions train the equipment knowledge behind Blocks E and G; and Gas Supply plus Safety & Code questions build the CSA B149.1 code judgement you need across every block. Drill one topic at a time, then run the Mock Exam for a mixed, exam-style simulation. For strategy, read How to Pass the Gasfitter Class A Exam and Common Gasfitter Class A Exam Mistakes; for the bigger picture, see the Gas Fitter Career Guide.
This free tool includes 110 questions covering all Gasfitter Class A topic blocks with full explanations citing the relevant CSA B149.1 section for every answer. Use Topic Filter to drill your weakest areas. Run the Mock Exam to simulate the real 100-question timed format.
Related reading: How to Pass the Gasfitter Class A Red Seal Exam | Gas Fitter Salary Guide | Gas Fitter Career Guide Canada
| Block | Topic | Approx. Questions |
|---|---|---|
| A | Appliances & Combustion Equipment | 22 |
| B | Gas Supply Systems | 18 |
| C | Piping Systems | 16 |
| D | Venting Systems | 16 |
| E | Combustion Theory & Air | 14 |
| F | Safety, Codes & Regulations | 14 |
* Approximate distribution. Passing score: 70%. Code: CSA B149.1.
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