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PLUMBING (PLAPR)
(TECHNICAL AND
INDUSTRIAL DIVISION) |
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Subject |
Number |
Min.
Cr. |
Max.
Cr. |
Description |
PLAPR-100
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PLUMBING THEORY IA
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3
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his entry level training
provides information on the
history of plumbing and
the organizational structure
in
Idaho. Topics include
basic math skills,
terminology,
and on the
job safety including
personal protective
equipment, hand and power
tools. |
PLAPR-101
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PLUMBING THEORY IB
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3
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Information from I-A
continues with an
introduction to
the
UniformPlumbing Code,
isometric drawings and
blueprints reading, work
ethics and responsibilities.
Pre-requisite:
PLAPR 100. |
PLAPR-102
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PLUMBING THEORY IIA
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3
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Information on safety in the
workplace and plumbing
theory continues. Students
will advance knowledge of
mathematics and
blueprint reading.
Prerequisite: PLAPR 101. |
PLAPR-103
|
PLUMBING THEORY IIB
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3
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Information on Code
Applications builds on
information
previously
given. Uniform Plumbing
Code, Idaho Code,
and
Idaho’s Addendum to the UPC
are all covered.
Pre-requisite: PLAPR
102. |
PLAPR-104
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PLUMBING YEAR I
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10
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This practicum consists of
2000 hours of on the job
training with a journeyman
plumber. Students will
obtain experience with basic
plumbing tasks, hand and
power tools, mathematics,
isometric drawings and blue
print reading.
Co-requisites: PLAPR 100
& PLAPR 101. |
PLAPR-105
|
PLUMBING YEAR II
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10
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This practicum consists of
2000 hours of on the job
training with a journeyman
plumber. Students will
obtain experience working
with mathematics onsite
usage, blueprint reading and
understanding Code
applications.
Co-requisite: PLAPR 102. |
PLAPR-200
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PLUMBING THEORY IIIA
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3
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Safety continues to be
stressed in the course. CPR
&
First Aid
certification is included,
or students must
show a
valid, current Red Cross or
AHA card. Math
calculations are instructed
for pipe length, sheet metal
work, and volumes,
pressures, and capacities.
Commercial blueprint
reading and related math
information is included.
Pre-requisite: PLAPR
103. |
PLAPR-201
|
PLUMBING THEORY IIIB
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3
|
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Basic understanding of the
theory and term recognition
for
hydronics and boilers will
be instructed. Special
occupancy for fire
penetrations and
introduction to
ADA
specifications,
understanding gas piping,
sizing
and venting and a
continuation of the Uniform
Plumbing
Code.
Pre-requisite:PLAPR 200. |
PLAPR-202
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PLUMBING THEORY IVA
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3
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Safety in the workplace
review. Students will learn
advanced math
applications used in
plumbing.
Journeyman
leadership, professionalism
and job
planning
information is provided.
Students will work
with
service and troubleshooting
techniques.
Pre-requisite: PLAPR
201. |
PLAPR-203
|
PLUMBING THEORY IVB
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3
|
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Students receive a focused
course on the Uniform
Plumbing Code with
interpretation, application,
and
memorization
techniques. Included are the
Uniform
Plumbing Code,
Idaho Code and Idaho
Addendum to
the UPC.
Pre-requisite: PLAPR
202. |
PLAPR-204
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PLUMBING YEAR III
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10
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This practicum consists of
2000 hours of on the job
training with a journeyman
plumber. Students will
obtain experience working
with safety, pipe length
calculations, sheet metal
work, volumes, pressures,
capacities, commercial
blueprint reading and
related
math, theory and
terms related to hydronics
and boilers
, practical
applications of the Uniform
Plumbing Code,
special
occupancy and understanding
gas piping,
sizing, and
venting.
Co-requisites: PLAPR 200
& PLAPR 201. |
PLAPR-205
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PLUMBING YEAR IV
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10
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This practicum consists of
2000 hours of on the job
training with a journeyman
plumber. Students will
experience advanced math
applications, leadership,
professionalism in the
workplace, and job planning.
Also practice with
service and troubleshooting
and
interpretation and
application of the UPC,
Idaho Code,
and Idaho
Addendum to the UPC.
Co-requisites: PLAPR 202
& PLAPR 203 and
diplomatic procedures. Also
listed as HIST 429 |
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