Program Structure:

The Plumbing Training Program is structured into multiple phases, combining theoretical instruction with practical, hands-on experience:

Phase 1: Introduction to plumbing systems, safety protocols, and basic tool usage.

Phase 2: Intermediate concepts, including water supply systems, drainage, and venting.

Phase 3: Advanced topics such as complex installations, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

Phase 4: Preparation for the Trade Test, with intensive training to ensure readiness.

Role of a Plumber:

Plumbers are skilled professionals responsible for installing, repairing, and maintaining piping systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Their work ensures the safe and efficient delivery of water, gas, and waste disposal systems.

Key Responsibilities:

Reading and interpreting blueprints and building codes.

Installing and repairing pipes, fixtures, and water heaters.

Diagnosing and fixing plumbing issues, including leaks and blockages.

Ensuring compliance with safety standards and regulations.

Career Opportunities:

Upon completion of the program, graduates can pursue various roles, such as:

Residential or Commercial Plumber

Pipefitter

Steamfitter

Plumbing Inspector

The demand for qualified plumbers remains strong across multiple sectors, offering stable and rewarding career paths.