In this 30-hr theory and practical course, students will learn basic plumbing knowledge and skills in relation to facilities maintenance tasks.
Topics include: basic plumbing tools and safe use, plumbing materials and regulations, using materials: copper, plastic, black iron and cast iron, valve maintenance and repair, fixtures and trim, hot water tanks and components and mechanical systems such as water meters, bypass systems and boilers.
In this course, students will: identify plumbing materials and troubleshoot supply and drainage problems, assess and complete common repairs to water closets, sinks and faucets and hot water tanks for a satisfied customer, identify components of water supply and boiler systems and their purpose, determine when repairs require a journeyperson or licensed contractor.
Course Completion
Students who attend 100% of the course and achieve a minimum of 70% on assignments, practical and written assessments will receive a certificate of completion for this course. Students who successful complete all 6 courses of the Core Skills for Facilities Maintenance will receive a program certificate of completion.
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