Apprenticeship - Plumbing Technology
The Associate in Science in Plumbing Technology degree program is conducted in partnership with the Pipe Trades Training Center apprenticeship program. The apprenticeship program is five years in duration, requiring a minimum of 9,000 hours of on-the-job training. After 5 years of classroom instruction and paid work experience, students are recognized as journeypersons within the Pipe Trades industry, working to protect the health and safety of the community by piping pure water to commercial and industrial buildings for drinking, cooking, washing, cleaning, manufacturing, or personal use, and removing waste water after it has served its purpose. Students earning an associate degree increase
Courses
- APPT 121 — INTRODUCTION TO RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING, SAFETY & TOOLS
- APPT 122 — RESIDENTIAL SYSTEMS, WASTE, WATER & GAS SIZING
- APPT 123 — RESIDENTIAL GAS & WATER INSTALLATIONS
- APPT 124 — MATHEMATICS FOR RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING
- APPT 125 — RESIDENTIAL BLUEPRINT READING & DRAWING
- APPT 126 — RESIDENTIAL PIPING LAYOUT & INSTALLATION; RESIDENTIAL FIXTURES
- APPT 127 — RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING CODE
- APPT 128 — RESIDENTIAL BACKFLOW
- APPT 129 — SPECIAL TOPICS
- APPT 130 — REVIEW & TURNOUT
- APPT 131 — P-101 BASIC PLUMBING SKILLS
- APPT 132 — P-102 APPLIED & RELATED THEORY
- APPT 133 — P-201 BEGINNING DRAWING & DESIGN
- APPT 134A — P-202A RIGGING; LAYOUT
- APPT 134B — INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
- APPT 135A — P-301A PLUMBING FIXTURES
- APPT 135B — P-301B PLUMBING CODES
- APPT 136 — P-302 ADVANCED TRADE MATH FOR PLUMBERS
- APPT 137A — P-401A WATER SYSTEMS
- APPT 137B — P-401B APPLIED WELDING
- APPT 138 — P-402 ADVANCED DRAWING & BLUEPRINT READING
- APPT 139A — PROCESS PIPING
- APPT 139B — MEDICAL GAS INSTALLATIONS