![]() ![]() During the print reading class, students will gain valuable experience in construction/project management utilizing Procore software and will receive a certification for their knowledge of that program. The program’s transition to more commercial plumbing materials and practices will offer employers a more well-rounded employee in the future. Upon successful completion of the NDSCS Plumbing program, up to 2,040 schooling hours may be credited by the ND State Plumbing Board, 1,750 hours by the Minnesota Plumbing Board and 1,900 by the South Dakota Plumbing Board toward their plumbing apprenticeship. All aspects of installation and design are performed with the Uniform Plumbing Code as a reference. Code-specific classes each semester raise awareness and preparation for state licensure in the future. ![]() The theory and design classes arm students with the knowledge of pipe sizing and proper placement of piping and fixtures within the structure. Along with good, safe plumbing practices, the lab courses also help to create good work habits and to further develop students’ interpersonal skills. The lab classes require students to learn to work with copper, plastic and PEX piping methods and also learn the proper procedures for installing fixtures. The hands-on training in labs helps to prepare students for work in both the residential and commercial plumbing fields. ![]() While approximately 55% of the semester time is in lab, it is felt the remainder of the time (when they are immersed in theory, plumbing code and drafting/design classes) will benefit them in career advancement as well as increase their success on the Journeyman’s exam which they will eventually take. The Plumbing program at NDSCS provides both lecture and lab opportunities for the student. ![]()
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