
Plumbing Apprentice Program
Program Overview
This 110-hour program is designed for individuals actively working as apprentice plumbers under the supervision of a licensed plumber. The course provides a comprehensive overview of plumbing principles, techniques, and regulations to prepare students for the Massachusetts Plumbing Licensure Exam.
Key Topics Include:
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Plumbing codes and regulations in Massachusetts
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Blueprint reading and pipefitting
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Water supply and drainage systems
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Gas piping and venting requirements
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Safety protocols and best practices
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Troubleshooting and maintenance techniques
Through interactive lessons and practical applications, students will enhance their technical knowledge and gain the confidence needed to advance their careers in the plumbing industry. This course meets the educational requirements for Massachusetts plumbing licensure.
This course is designed to prepare Plumbing Tier I-V apprentices to fulfill the requirements to take the Massachusetts State Journeyman Plumber’s Examination. In order to apply the course hours towards a student’s educational requirements as outlined in 248 C.M.R., Section 11, they must hold a current Massachusetts Apprentice Plumber’s License. State requirements vary for Plumbing I & II and Tier I, II, III & IV Apprentices based on the date the student acquired their Apprentice License. The Tier program is for apprentice plumbers who received their apprentice card after September 1, 2008.