| Course Expiration: |
August 27, 2020 |
| Course Type: |
Plumber |
| Core Credit Hours: |
8.0 |
| Professional Credit Hours: |
4.0 |
| Course Name: | IPC, IMC, IFGC Core/Professional |
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| Course Outline & Objectives: | STATE OF UTAH CONTINUING EDUCATION CORE AND PROFESSIONAL COURSE OBJECTIVES
PROVIDER: SHAMROCK PLUMBING,LLC
INSTRUCTORS:
ROB ALLEN, LIC NUMBER 139963-5518
BOB HOLLEY, EXECUTIVE COACH DOPL now requires 12 hours of Continuing Education in each renewal cycle prior to renewing Plumbing Licenses. Apprentices enrolled and attending Apprenticeship classes during this time period already meet this requirement and are not required to attend the CE classes.These classes are designed to help keep Journeyman Plumbers up-to-date in the current Code. Some of you received your license while working under the UPC, and while the rest may have tested to the IPC codes, it is hard to keep up with changes without additional education.
At the completion of 8 hours of ?Core? and 4 hours of ?Professional? education you will receive in these classes, you will:
Have a better understanding of what the current code requires for the installation of the Plumbing system.
Understand the theory of how and why the system is designed and how it functions. Learn what section of the code contains the answers to any code questions.
Learn what addendum?s the State of Utah has adopted and how they affect the current code.
Learn techniques and practices to enable you to:
Communicate effectively with the general contractor, co-workers and the other trades.
Plan an effective course of action working toward the successful completion of the job.
See the attached curriculum for specific code sections and sub-sections being taught in the class.
301 General
302 Exclusion of materials detrimental to the sewer system
303 Materials
304 Rodentproofing
305 Protection of pipes and plumbing system components
306 Trenching, excavation and backfill
307 Structural safety
308 Piping support
309 Not taught
310 Washroom and toilet room requirements
311 Not taught
312 Tests and inspections
313 Not taught
314 Condensate disposal
IPC Chapter 5, Water Heaters and IMC Chapter 10, Boilers, Water Heaters and Pressure Vessels 1.5 Core CE credit
IPC
501 General
502 Installation
503 Connections
504 Safety devices
IMC
1001 General
1002 Water heaters
1003 Pressure vessels
1004 Boilers
1005 Boiler connections
1006 Safety and pressure relief valves and controls
1007 Boiler low-water cutoff
1008 Steam blowoff valve
1009 Not taught
1010 Gauges
1011 Tests
IPC Chapter 6, Water Supply and Distribution 3 Core CE credits
601 General
602 Water required
603 Water service
604 Design of building water distribution system
605 Materials, joints and connections
606 Installation of the building water distribution system
607 Hot water supply system
608 Protection of potable water supply
609 Health care plumbing
610 Disinfection of potable water system
611 Drinking water treatment units
612 Solar systems
613 Temperature control devices and valves
IPC Chapter 7, Sanitary Drainage 3 Core CE credits
701 General
702 Materials
703 Building sewer
704 Drainage piping installation
705 Joints
706 Connections between drainage piping and fittings
707 Prohibited joints and connections
708 Cleanouts
709 Fixture units
710 Drainage system sizing
711 Offsets in drainage piping in buildings of five stories or more
712 Sumps and ejectors
713 Health care plumbing
714 Not taught
715 Backwater valves
IPC Chapter 8, Indirect/Special Waste 1 Core CE credit
801 General
802 Indirect wastes
803 Special wastes
804 Materials, joints and connections
IPC Chapter 9, Vents 3 Core CE credits
901 General
902 Materials
903 Outdoor vent extension
904 Vent terminals
905 Vent connections and grades
906 Fixture vents
907 Individual vent
908 Common vent
909 Wet venting
910 Waste stack vent
911 Circuit venting
912 Combination drain and vent system
913 Island fixture venting
914 Relief vents ? Stacks of more than 10 branch intervals
915 Vents for stack offsets
916 Vent pipe sizing
917 Air admittance valves
918 Not taught
919 Not taught
IPC Chapter 10, Traps, Interceptors and Separators 1 Core CE credits
1001 General
1002 Trap requirements
1003 Interceptors and separators
1004 Materials, joints and connections
IPC Chapter 11, Storm Drainage 2 Core CE credit
1101 General
1102 Materials
1103 Traps
1104 Conductors and connections
1105 Roof drains
1106 Size of conductors, leaders and storm drains
1107 Secondary (emergency) roof drains
1108 Not taught
1109 Not taught
1110 Not taught
1111 Subsoil drains
1112 Building subdrains
1113 Sumps and pumping systems
Practical work-sheets and testing on sizing roof drainage systems
IFGC Chapter 4, Gas piping installations 2 Core CE credit
401 General
402 Pipe sizing
403 Piping materials
404 Piping system installation
405 Piping bends and changes in direction
406 Inspection, testing and purging
407 Piping support
408 Drips and sloped piping
409 Shutoff valves
410 Flow controls
411 Appliance and manufactured home connections
412 Not taught
413 Not taught
414 Not taught
415 Not taught
416 Not taught
Practical work-sheets and testing on sizing 4oz and 2# gas systems
Leadership and Project CommunicationProfessional Education 4 Professional CE credits
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| Course Schedule |
1/15/2020
2/12/2020
3/18/2020
4/15/2020 |
| Calendar Events |
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Date: 01/15/2020 Location: Davis
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Date: 02/12/2020 Location: Davis
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Date: 03/18/2020 Location: Davis
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Date: 04/15/2020 Location: Davis
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| Keywords: |
IPC Classes |
| Location(s): |
Davis
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| Teaching Method: | Live |
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| Company Name: | Shamrock Plumbing |
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| Phone: | 801-671-3843 |
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| Address: | 340 W 500 N |
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| City: | NSL |
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| State: | UT |
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| Postal Code: | 84054 |
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| Email Address: | rob@shamrockplumbing.net |
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| The Course Provider is: | a professional association or organization involved in the construction trades |
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| Instructor First Name: | Robert |
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| Instructor Last Name: | Allen |
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| Instructor License #: | |
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| Instructor Resume: | Qualifications for Robert Allen to teach Plumbing CE classes.Plumbing License #139963-5518 Licensed Master Plumber, State of Utah, Grandfathered 5/5/2008
Licensed Journeyman Plumber, State of Utah issued 1/11/1983
Adjunct Instructor at SLCC since Spring Semester, 1990 in the Plumbing Apprenticeship Program.
While I have taught all years, I have taught 3rd or 4th year since Utah adopted the IPC codes. Both years curriculum are code intensive preparing the apprentices to take the State exam.
I have held Journeyman licenses in the States of Wyoming, Indiana and Colorado and a Colorado Master since 1979.
A brief work history in the State of Utah includes:
Last 14 years with Shamrock Mechanical, Commercial Department
2 years with Comfort Systems as a PM and running manpower
12 years with ESCO Mechanical as a PM and running manpower
3 years with ESCO Mechanical in the field as a foreman.
2 years with various plumbing companies as a Journeyman.
ROBERT (BOB) HOLLEY will also teach a portion of this course.
Mr. Holley was Owner / Operator Of A B Coatings, a commercial waterproofing company in Portland, Or., from 1980 to 1994. Twice awarded contractor of the year (two separate associations).
President of The Holley Group, a business coaching firm, from July, 2000 to present.
Instructor at DATC, 2007-8, trainer for the Utah Plumbing and Heating Association from 2008 to Present.
Education - BS / MA from BYU in 1977 and 1978 (Business Mgt., Interpersonal Communications); PhD from the U of Utah, Organizational Communications, in 2002.
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| Instructor Resume: |
CE Qualification letter 6-12.doc |
| Instructor First Name: | Rob |
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| Instructor Last Name: | Allen |
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| Instructor License #: | 139963-5518 |
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| Instructor Resume: | |
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| Instructor Resume: |
Resume 6-21-16.doc |
| Instructor First Name: | Robert |
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| Instructor Last Name: | Allen |
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| Instructor License #: | |
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| Instructor Resume: | Qualifications for Robert Allen to teach Plumbing CE classes.Plumbing License #139963-5518 Licensed Master Plumber, State of Utah, Grandfathered 5/5/2008
Licensed Journeyman Plumber, State of Utah issued 1/11/1983
Adjunct Instructor at SLCC since Spring Semester, 1990 in the Plumbing Apprenticeship Program.
While I have taught years 1 – 4, I have taught 3rd or 4th year since Utah adopted the IPC codes. Both years curriculum are code intensive preparing the apprentices to take the State exam.
I have held Journeyman licenses in the States of Wyoming, Indiana and Colorado and a Colorado Master since 1979.
A brief work history in the State of Utah includes:
Last 10 years with Shamrock Mechanical, Commercial Department
2 years with Comfort Systems as a PM and running manpower
12 years with ESCO Mechanical as a PM and running manpower
3 years with ESCO Mechanical in the field as a foreman.
2 years with various plumbing companies as a Journeyman. |
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| Instructor Resume: |
CE Qualification letter 6-12.doc |