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About this Course
Plumbing is one of the core building trades, combining practical skills with a solid understanding of water movement, pressure, fixtures, materials, and system design. This course introduces the essential concepts behind residential and light-commercial plumbing systems, including water supply, distribution, drainage, heating systems, fixtures, repairs, piping methods, safety, and basic maintenance. Though originally written for apprentice and professional plumbers, the lessons also provide clear guidance for anyone seeking a deeper, more structured understanding of how modern plumbing systems work and how the major components fit together.
If you'd prefer a more modern, trade-focused version of this subject, you can also explore our updated Skilled Trades Plumbing Course , which covers core concepts, tools, materials, and job-site applications in a streamlined format.
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Units of
Study Unit I: Legends, Symbols, and Takeoff Lists
Unit II: Installing Water Supply Systems
Unit III: Installing Waste Systems
Unit IV: Installing Plumbing Fixtures
Unit V: Plumbing Maintenance and Repair
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Most of the content of this course is provided courtesy of US Army Engineer School, Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri., Ohio. |
Copyright � David L Hewiserman |
Last Modified: June 06, 2018