Oregon Propane Training Requirements (PEP/CETP) — 2026
Silent — no specific guidance
We haven’t verified Oregon to our standard yet. The state data below is our current research — confidence is medium.
The honest next step: contact Oregon State Fire Marshal (OSFM), Regulatory Services Divisiondirectly and ask whether PEP completion satisfies your state’s current training requirements.
We’ll email you when we complete our Oregon review and publish a full guide — get notified when we publish Oregon →
Oregon — at a glance
CETP named in law
Unclear / unverified
PEP recognized
Silent (no specific guidance)
Transition guidance published
No
Research confidence
Medium
Last verified
2026-06-12
Your regulator
Oregon State Fire Marshal (OSFM), Regulatory Services Division
Oregon: Training required; no specific program named in law. Verified 2026-06-12.
Verify with your regulator — always
State positions on PEP are changing. Even where we have a verdict, the operator with a dated written confirmation from their state authority is the one who’s protected. Ask your regulator: “Does PEP completion satisfy your state’s current training requirements for LP-gas licensing?” Get the answer in writing.
- Regulator: Oregon State Fire Marshal (OSFM), Regulatory Services Division
- PERC (training questions): 1-800-757-1554 · training.propane.com
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Email me the Oregon report →Tracking PEP completion and OJT worksheets for your crew?
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Disclaimer: This is an information resource maintained by Tank Spotter. It is not legal advice and does not constitute a compliance determination. Verify with your state regulator and your own insurer before relying on any information here for licensing or employment decisions.