What you'll learn
plumber course teaches the skills to install, maintain, and repair water supply, sanitation, and heating/cooling systems. Courses cover practical skills like pipe cutting, threading, and joining, alongside professional knowledge of plumbing systems, fixtures, and related tools. They often combine theoretical learning with hands-on training, focusing on both residential and commercial applications.
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Course Syllabus
- FOUNDATION SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE
- Safety: Proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), hazard identification, and safe handling of tools and working at heights.
- Tools and equipment: Identifying and using hand tools (like pipe wrenches, hacksaws) and power tools (like pipe cutters, threading machines).
- Plumbing materials: Understanding the properties and uses of various pipes (like GI, PVC, CPVC) and fittings (elbows, tees, valves).
- Plumbing theory: Basic plumbing terminology, reading layouts and symbols, and understanding water properties and purification methods.
Core plumbing systems and installation
- Water supply systems: Installing and repairing both direct and indirect water supply lines, including storage tanks and different types of pumps.
- Drainage and waste management: Laying out and joining drainage pipes, constructing septic tanks, and understanding how to repair waste outlets.
- Pipe fitting: Practical skills in cutting, bending, and joining pipes using different methods like threading, soldering, or welding for specific materials.
Advanced and practical application
- System design: Reading architectural layouts and designing complete pipe line circuits for both water supply and drainage.
- Troubleshooting: Diagnosing and repairing leaks, pipe blockages, and other system problems.
- Specialized applications: Installation for heating and cooling systems and other specialized plumbing needs.
- Project work: Application of skills through practical projects, such as designing and executing a complete villa project.