COURSE CURRICULUM

Students in this program develop a strong foundation in both practical skills and theoretical knowledge required for work in the plumbing and piping trade. A major focus is placed on gaining familiarity with a wide range of hand and power tools commonly used in the field, ensuring students understand how to use them safely and effectively in real work environments. Through hands-on training, learners work extensively with different piping materials, including copper, cast iron, black iron, and various types of plastics, allowing them to understand the properties, uses, and handling techniques of each material. This practical experience helps students build confidence in measuring, cutting, shaping, and assembling piping systems according to industry standards. The theory component of the course complements the hands-on training by covering essential topics such as workplace safety, trade-related mathematics, and basic science concepts relevant to plumbing systems. Students also study piping materials in greater detail, learning about their characteristics and appropriate applications. In addition, they are introduced to plumbing codes and regulations, which are critical for ensuring all work meets legal and safety requirements. Overall, the program combines theory and practical experience to prepare students for entry-level positions in the plumbing and piping industry.