PLUMBING COURSE LEVEL 1
About this course
Module 1: Introduction to Plumbing
History and importance of plumbing
Plumbing codes and regulations (e.g., IPC, UPC)
Safety protocols (PPE, hazardous materials)
Module 2: Plumbing Tools and Materials
Hand and power tools (pipe wrenches, cutters, soldering equipment)
Types of pipes (PVC, copper, PEX, galvanized)
Fittings, valves, and fixtures
Module 3: Pipe Systems and Installation
Water supply systems
Drainage, waste, and vent (DWV) systems
Pipe joining techniques (soldering, threading, gluing)
Module 4: Fixtures and Appliances
Installation of sinks, toilets, showers, and water heaters
Troubleshooting leaks and clogs
Gas line basics (for appliances)
Module 5: Blueprint Reading and Design
Interpreting plumbing diagrams
Calculating pipe sizes and pressure requirements
Module 6: Maintenance and Repair
Fixing common issues (dripping faucets, running toilets)
Winterization and pipe insulation
Septic systems basics
Module 7: Advanced Topics (Optional)
Green plumbing (water-efficient systems)
Solar water heating
Backflow prevention
Duration: Typically 6 months–2 years (depending on depth).
Certifications: Prepares students for exams like:
Plumbing: IPC/UPC Certification, Journeyman License
Electrical: NEC Certification, Electrician Apprentice License
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Plumbing is the system of pipes, fixtures, and fittings used to distribute water and remove wastewater in buildings, crucial for public health and sanitation. It involves tasks like installing, repairing, and maintaining pipes, valves, and other plumbing components.
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