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12 Week
Courses
Small
Class Sizes
80% Hands-on
Training
Course Overview
A plumber is a tradesperson who specializes in installing and maintaining systems used for potable (drinking) water, sewage, and drainage in plumbing systems. Some of the duties that a plumber is required to perform are: installing, repairing and maintaining pipes, fixtures, and other plumbing equipment; welding, connecting, and leak testing; estimating; interpreting blueprints; supervising apprentices; and more.
Course Outline
Safety Training
Basic Plumbing theory
Introduction to Plumbing Ontario Building Code
Plumbing Code Division B Part 7
Residential Prints
Basic Math for Plumbing
Practical - Commercial Installation Methods
Practical - Commercial Installation Methods
Working at Heights
First aid & C.P.R
WHMIS
Career Opportunities
$100K+
Plumbers in Ontario can make upward of over $100K per year.
Plumber
Plumbing Contractor
Maintenance Plumber
Pipefitter / Streamfitter
Supervisor/ Management
Fire Sprinkler Fitter
FIBER OPTICS
SUPERVISOR / MANAGEMENT
12 Week Courses
Students will receive more individualized attention and interact more with instructors and more flexibility to use different instructional approaches.
Small Class Size
Small size classes can provide you with individualized attention and personalized feedback on your performance.
Hands-on Training
Hands-on learning allows students to learn through experience and lets them immerse themselves in a learning environment.
What’s in it for me?
Graduates of our Plumbing program leave with a full set of high end MilwaukeeTools, including a tool belt and a Milwaukee Backpack, A Milwaukee drill and bit kit, PPE – hardhat, safety glasses and safety vest, safety certifications, and textbooks. But most importantly, the skills and knowledge of a second year apprentice. After completing our program, you will have the confidence and hands-on experience needed to start working and become an asset to any company.
Plumbers are very well respected in the construction industry. It takes a very specialized set of skills and knowledge to work in the plumbing trade. A career as a plumber can provide a salary substantially higher than the national average. Working in Construction will allow you to strike that work-life balance that we are all looking for. A career in the trades allows you the time and will pay you the money you need to support your family, and at the same time pursue your hobbies and passions.
Receiving the necessary training from a pre-apprentice program can mean having an apprenticeship or not. Remember, as an apprentice you are asking a contractor to hire you. Gone are the days of showing up to a contractor with no experience. Contractors are looking for new hires that bring skills to the table and a genuine passion to work in the trades.
By taking our pre-apprenticeship program you are showing your potential new employer that you are 1. Serious 2. Skilled & 3. Ready to Work!
