PLMB 1201L - Plumber Licensure I

Description
Plumber Licensure I is for individuals in a Registered Apprenticeship or equivalent pathway leading to plumber licensure. Registered Apprentices have 160 hours or less of Related Technical Instruction [RTI] and 2,000 hours or less of documented On the Job Training [OJT] or On the Job Learning [OJL].

Plumber Licensure I is a concurrent enrollment with Plumbing Skills I or equivalent to satisfy requirements for US DOL Registered Apprenticeship or equivalent plumber licensure pathway. PLMB 1201L requires licensure in the plumber trade supervised by a licensed Master Plumber. In this course the student will track their required OJT or OJL hours under the supervision of their licensed Master Plumber.

Pre-Requisite
Employment as an Apprentice Plumber under the supervision of a licensed Master Plumber or equivalent

1 Credit Hour(s)

Contact Hours
Practicum (less than or equal to 160 hr RTI and less than or equal to 2000 hr OJT)

1 Faculty Load Hour(s)

Semesters Offered
Fall Spring

ACTS Equivalent
None

Grade Mode
A-F

Learning Outcomes
Upon completing this course, the student should be able to:

Demonstrate safe work procedures, proper use of personal protective equipment, and how tosafely work with plumbing materials under high supervision.
Demonstrate knowledge of basic plumbing principles and terminology.
Identify and safely use common plumbing tools and equipment.
Understand and apply relevant safety practices in plumbing work.
Interpret construction drawings and specifications in regard to plumbing work.
Install and repair various plumbing fixtures, components and piping with high supervision.
Apply mathematical calculations to plumbing projects.
Perform basic plumbing system maintenance and troubleshooting with high supervision.
Comply with relevant plumbing codes and regulations

General Education Outcomes Supported
•Students develop higher order thinking skills.

•Students can achieve mathematical literacy.

•Students demonstrate information literacy.

Standard Practices
Topics List

US Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship requirements
Documenting On-the-Job-Training hours
State Licensure Requirements
Learning Activities
Courses must, at a minimum, cover the core learning outcomes for each topic. Faculty mayadd to these outcomes, but may not omit any of them.
Lab safety and equipment orientation and enforcement of safety protocols is the responsibilityof each faculty member.
Since all general education outcomes are supported by specific course and programoutcomes, all instructors should include learning activities that develop these outcomes in theircourses and identify them in course syllabi. Instructors should describe how these activities willbe evaluated in their course syllabi and/or reflected in their gradebooks.

Assessments

Documented OJT/OJL hours (0-2,000)
Maintain valid apprentice plumber licensure or equivalent

Grading guidelines

90% score of all graded assignments = A
80% - 89% score on all graded assignments = B
70% - 79% score on all graded assignments = C
60% - 69% score on all graded assignments = D
<60% score on all graded assignments = F