PLT 205 - Plumbing 4

 
Description
This course provides students with an in-depth exploration of plumbing installations with a special focus on gas supply systems for LP and natural gas. Students engage in hands-on laboratory experiences along with theoretical discussions. Students gain valuable insights into job preparation and explore Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) principles. This course equips students with the skills needed for advanced plumbing tasks while promoting sustainable practices in the industry.

1. Assemble common plumbing fixtures and appliances, including LP and natural gas systems.
2. Construct gas supply systems in a controlled laboratory setting, demonstrating adherence to safety and code specifications.
3. Demonstrate effective communication with a diverse clientele, ensuring clarity and professionalism.
4. Implement human relations strategies to enhance teamwork and customer service in plumbing projects.
5. Estimate timelines and financial outlays for plumbing assignments with accuracy.
6. Apply preventative maintenance and production oversight work concepts, aligning with industry benchmarks.
7. Identify emergent green materials and techniques within plumbing practices.
8. Explore green techniques during plumbing work.

1. Plumbing safety protocols
2. Installation techniques for various fixtures
3. Gas supply regulations and codes
4. Procedures for gas system installations
5. Communication and customer service excellence
6. Project management: estimation and cost control
7. Eco-friendly practices and LEED integration

• Critical Thinking & Problem Solving
• Culture Society & Citizenship

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