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Mr. Joseph Stevenson

ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM OUTLINE

PLUMBING

Plumbing I is intended for the homeowner or maintenance person who is interested in a hands-on introduction to plumbing. The course objectives are to give the individual an opportunity to do installations, alterations, and repairs that are commonly needed in the modern home. The course topics will be introduced by class lecturing and shop demonstrations; however, stress will be placed on the individual working with plumbing tools and materials in the shop. The individual in the course should be ready to do actual plumbing work under the supervision of the instructor.

I. INTRODUCTION TO PLUMBING

A. Overview of plumbing systems

B. Safety on the job

C. Summary of practices

II. PIPES AND FITTINGS

A. Cast iron soil pipe

B. Copper tubing

C. Steel pipe

D. Plastic pipe

III. COLD AND HOT WATER DISTRIBUTION

A. Sizing

B. Valves

C. Connections

IV. WASTE, VENT, AND DRAIN SYSTEMS

A. Sizing

B. Valves

C. Connections

V. FIXTURES

A. Bathroom

1. Lavatory/Vanity

2. Bathtub

3. Toilets

B. Kitchens

1. Sink

2. Garbage disposals

C. Water heaters

D. Laundry trays

VI. SUMMARY

A. Review of course

B. Questions on plumbing problems

 

 

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Last Updated on July 26, 2008