Schedule: Access your coursework anytime, day or night, with 24/7 availability.

Total Course Hours: 95

Estimated Completion Time:

Flexible Pace: Set your own schedule and move through the program at a speed that works for you.

3 Weeks: Complete the program in as little as 3 weeks by dedicating 20 hours per week.

5 Weeks: Finish in approximately 5 weeks with a commitment of 10 hours per week.

Maximum Time Allowed: Take advantage of up to 12 months of access to all online course materials for ultimate flexibility.

- Immersive, Hands-On Training: Dive into practical learning with drill exercises, practice activities, and chapter-based quizzes designed to solidify your skills.

- Interactive Learning Tools: Enhance your understanding through demonstrations, simulations, and engaging online activities.

- Self-Paced Flexibility: Set your own schedule and learn at a pace that suits you best.

- Knowledge Checks and Progress Tracking: Use quizzes and exams to measure your understanding and monitor your growth.

Unlimited Hands-On Practice: Enhance your skills in a safe, virtual environment with no restrictions, allowing you to learn and improve at your own pace.

Engage in Real-World Scenarios: Immerse yourself in realistic 3D simulations that prepare you for practical challenges in the field.

Learn from Industry Experts: Benefit from the practical knowledge and guidance of experienced educators and master electricians, equipping you with valuable real-world insights.

Build Confidence and Expertise: Develop your skills and self-assurance in a dynamic learning environment that surpasses traditional classroom methods.

Module 1: Introduction to Plumbing Systems

Explore the fundamentals of plumbing, including the two primary systems, their functions, and installation processes in buildings. This module also introduces essential plumbing tools, safety protocols, and foundational math skills needed in the field.

Module 2: Plumbing Basics

Delve into different types of pipes, such as those for potable water, sanitary drainage, and fuel gas. Review general plumbing codes and learn the steps for removing common kitchen and bathroom fixtures. This module also emphasizes fall prevention and safety tips.

Module 3: Pipe Connections and Repairs

Learn various techniques for joining plastic tubing and pipes, as well as repairing leaks and damage in materials like plastic, galvanized steel, copper, copper DWV, and cast iron throughout a home.

Module 4: Plumbing Fixtures and Components

Understand the materials, configurations, and components of various plumbing fixtures. This module includes guidance on installing four standard fixtures, selecting appropriate trim parts, using different types of caulk, and understanding the importance of pipe supports and fittings in a reliable system.

Module 5: Troubleshooting and Fixture Repairs

Master the skills needed for maintaining plumbing systems, including drain cleaning techniques. Develop expertise in diagnosing and repairing five common toilet issues and resolving the top four kitchen sink problems.

Module 6: Electrical Fundamentals for Plumbing

Gain knowledge of basic electrical concepts relevant to plumbing work. Learn how to safely use a multimeter and understand essential electrical safety measures tailored to plumbing tasks.

Module 7: Water Heater Basics

Familiarize yourself with the components, installation, and operation of gas, electric, and tankless water heaters. This module also covers maintenance and best practices for working with different water heater systems.

Understanding Plumbing Systems: Learn the basics of plumbing systems, including their components, functions, foundational safety practices, and essential tools used in the trade.

Types of Pipes and Fittings: Explore the different types of pipes and fittings and their specific applications within plumbing systems.

Introduction to Plumbing Codes: Gain an understanding of fundamental plumbing codes commonly applied to projects.

Plumbing Fixtures: Discover various plumbing fixtures and their critical roles in ensuring system functionality.

Troubleshooting and Maintenance: Master techniques for diagnosing and maintaining plumbing systems, including addressing common issues with toilets and kitchen sinks.

Water Heaters: Learn about different water heater types and gain insights into their installation and maintenance processes.

Electrical Components in Plumbing: Understand the key electrical tools and components involved in plumbing systems, along with their safe application.

Graduates of the program will be fully prepared to take the OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry certification exam.