What recourse does a plumber have if their master or journeyman license is revoked?

If a plumber's master or journeyman license is revoked, the correct course of action is to appeal to the Circuit Court. This route allows the plumber to challenge the decision made by the licensing board or authority. An appeal to the Circuit Court typically involves a review of the case to determine whether proper procedures were followed and whether the decision to revoke the license was justified based on the evidence and circumstances.

Filing a complaint with the Department would not be appropriate in this situation, as that generally pertains to reporting issues rather than seeking recourse against a disciplinary action. Requesting a review from the Governor is also not a standard or direct method for appealing a license revocation; such cases are handled through the judicial system. Lastly, simply retaking the licensing exam would not be relevant as a recourse following revocation without addressing the underlying issues that led to the revocation itself. This makes appealing to the Circuit Court the appropriate and effective option for a plumber in this scenario.