Technical Trades
Plumbing and Water Systems
Sanitary plumbing, maintenance and water-saving practices.
Curriculum and scope
About the course
Installing sanitary plumbing lines, fault finding and periodic maintenance form the backbone of this course. Pipe types, connection techniques and leak tests are practised hands-on in the workshop.
The water-saving section introduces fixture selection, pressure adjustment and topics such as grey water. The course targets the basic competences for young people who want to start an apprenticeship in plumbing.
Learning outcomes
What will you learn in this course?
- Installing plumbing lines
- Connection techniques and leak tests
- Fault finding and periodic maintenance
- Water-saving practices
- Workshop practice
Target group
Who is it for?
Parent programme
Master–Apprentice Field Training
Four-stage field training in cooking, electrical work, plumbing, white goods and construction trades; with the state, academia and professional chambers.
Programme pagePlanning notice: Course durations, capacity and curriculum flow are finalised when the term calendar opens. Pre-registered members are informed of changes through the member panel.