Certified Irrigation Contractor

Certification gives you a competitive edge. Become a certified irrigation contractor and

add instant credibility with customers and employers.
increase job opportunities.
demonstrate your commitment to efficient water management.
qualify for the EPA WaterSense program.

CIC Overview

The purpose of the certified irrigation contractor program is to certify that a US or international candidate has met an advanced level of competency in the execution of contracts or subcontracts to install, repair and/or maintain irrigation systems. The CIC must conduct business in such a manner that irrigation projects meet the specifications and requirements of the contract.

CICs install, maintain and repair irrigation systems. CICs

execute irrigation projects to meet all specifications and requirements.
prepare installation sites, including layout, staking, excavation, boring, trenching, grading and backfilling.
cut and join pipe, know the limitations of different piping systems and understand basic hydraulics.
lay out and install piping and water delivery components; backflow prevention components; mechanical, hydraulic and electrical irrigation controls; and other irrigation system components.
troubleshoot and repair irrigation components and systems.
understand good business practices, construction contracts and their legal rights and obligations, and licensing laws and codes in their state.

Becoming a CIC

To become a CIC, you must:

Register for the exam. Recommended: three years of irrigation-related field experience.
Pass the irrigation contractor exam. The 3½-hour exam includes 150 equally weighted, multiple-choice questions on irrigation design, irrigation installation, irrigation scheduling, water management and conservation, maintenance and repair, federal laws and codes, and general business management. Candidates have 3½ hours to complete the exam.
Comply with the Select Certified Code of Ethics.
Remain in good standing. CICs must submit 20 continuing education units per two-year cycle.

CIC Exam Fees

Irrigation Contractor Exam Fee — $250 (Member), $495 (Nonmember)
Exam Retake Fee — $200 (Member), $325 (Nonmember)
Annual Renewal Fee (one certification) — $75 (Member), $125 (Nonmember); plus $25 for each additional certification

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Irrigation Unit Conversions

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Reference: Washington State University

Certified Irrigation Contractor (CIC)

Certified Irrigation Contractor

CIC Overview

Becoming a CIC

CIC Exam Fees

Irrigation Unit Conversions

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