Basic Plumbing Course.pdf

BASIC PLUMBING

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSE

8 PDH's or .8 CEUs upon completion

8 PDH's or .8 CEU’s or 8 Training Hours depending on your State and upon

completion. Contact us for information for your State. No other materials are

needed to complete this course.

Contributing Editors

Joseph Camerata has a BS in Management with honors (magna cum laude). He retired as

a Chemist in 2006 having worked in the field of chemical, environmental, and industrial

hygiene sampling and analysis for 40 years. He has been a professional presenter at an

EPA analytical conference at the Biosphere in Arizona and a presenter at an AWWA

conference in Mesa, Arizona. He also taught safety classes at the Honeywell and City of

Phoenix, and is a motivational/inspirational speaker nationally and internationally.

Gary Taylor, Adjunct Instructor, Stark State College of Technology, Environmental, Health

and Safety Technology, Water/Wastewater Operator Training Courses Kent State

University, Tuscarawas Regional Campus, New Philadelphia, Ohio; Associate of Applied

Science Mechanical Engineering Technology; Graduated May, 1983. (3.9 GPA)

Eric Pearce S.M.E., chemistry and biological review.

Pete Greer S.M.E., retired biology instructor.

Jack White, Environmental, Health, Safety expert, City of Phoenix. Art Credits.

Check with your State to see if this course has been accepted.

Basic Plumbing © www.abctlc.com 7/8/2002 All

plastic piping photos are used by permission from

Spears MFG. Co, All backflow materials are used

by permission from CMB Industries, Inc

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Examples of CCST yellow gas lines and PEX Polyethylene water lines.

Below photograph is a Frost-Free hose bibb with an AVB Atmospheric Vacuum

Breaker to stop backsiphonage.

Basic Plumbing 11/1/2008©TLC (866) 557-1746 Fax (928) 468-0675

Combination waste and Vent system, Island Sink set-up 2 inch minimum vent

The Foot Vent will go up the adjacent wall.

Below, nail plate protection is necessary even for copper lines.

Basic Plumbing 11/1/2008©TLC (866) 557-1746 Fax (928) 468-0675

Course Description

Basic Plumbing CEU Training Course

Review of water distribution plumbing and related fundamentals. This course will cover the

basics of piping, valves, backflow

prevention, water quality and hydraulic

fundamentals. You will not need any other

materials for this course.

Audience

Water Distribution, Well Drillers, Pump

Installers, Water Treatment Operators,

Wastewater Treatment Operators,

Wastewater Collection Operators,

Industrial Wastewater Operators and

General Backflow Assembly Testers, and

Plumbers--the target audience for this

course is the person interested in working

in a water or wastewater treatment or

distribution/collection facility, performing

basic or light plumbing, wishing to maintain CEUs for a certification license, wanting to learn

how to do the job safely and effectively, and/or to meet education needs for promotion.

Course Procedures for Registration and Support

All of Technical Learning College’s correspondence courses have complete registration and

support services offered. Delivery of services will include e-mail, web site, telephone, fax

and mail support. TLC will attempt immediate and prompt service. When a student

registers for a distance or correspondence course, he/she is assigned a start date and an

end date. It is the student's responsibility to note dates for assignments and keep up with

the course work. All students will be tracked by their social security number or a unique

number will be assigned to the student.

Instructions for Written Assignments

The Basic Plumbing CEU Training course will be a Fill-in-the-Blank and True or False type

of an exam. TLC will require that the document is typed and preferably e-mailed or faxed to

TLC. You can find complete course support on TLC’s website under the Assignment Page.

Feedback Mechanism (examination procedures)

Each student will receive a feedback form as part of their study packet. You will be able to

find this form in the rear of the course or lesson.

Security and Integrity

All students are required to do their own work. All lesson sheets and final exams are not

returned to the student to discourage sharing of answers. Any fraud or deceit and the

student will forfeit all fees and the appropriate agency will be notified.

Grading Criteria

In order to successfully pass this course, you will need to have 70% or better on the final

exam.

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