Utah Plumber Continuing Education

This course shows Utah plumbers the important changes found in the 2021 edition of the IPC. Topics covered include the integration of ICC A117.1-2017 standards, rooftop solar panel accommodation guidelines, new regulations for multi-user toilet facilities, and techniques for relining sewers.

This four-hour course teaches Utah plumbers how to safely operate and maintain residential water heaters. The training program covers several key topics, including general gas and electric unit components, relevant plumbing codes and practical applications for energy conservation.

This four-hour online course offers plumbing professionals in Utah a comprehensive overview of how to design, install and maintain sanitary drainage systems (SDS) in commercial and residential areas. It also covers the role of grease (F.O.G.) interceptors and tips for ensuring environmental safety.

Utah plumbers who take this online course will understand workplace safety standards and learn ways to avoid common risks. The lessons are divided into segments that focus on common workplace hazards, flammable and combustible materials, general workplace safety, physical strains experienced by plumbers, and hazardous substances.

This course focuses requirements set forth in the 29 CFR 1926 to protect employees working in confined spaces such as boilers, elevators, manholes, tanks, incinerators, silos, etc.

This course provides plumbers with plans and drawings that require more advanced skills for laying out complicated isometric drawings. Downloadable drawings are included.

This course outlines the general layout of both residential and commercial plans, identifying and detailing schedules, legends, symbols and engineering instructions.

This is a review of the OSHA standards for safety and health of employees based on 29 CFR 1926 Safety and Health Regulations for the Construction Industry.