Kansas Plumbing Continuing Education

This six-hour course was designed for plumbers in Kansas who need to complete required code training in order to renew their professional licensing. This course covers every significant change made to the IPC during the 2015-2018 code review cycle, with discussions on each change based in part on the proceedings of the Technical Committees. Additional information is provided to further illustrate the changes as well as a look at enforcement issues that often arise in plumbing and how to avoid them.

This six-hour course was designed for plumbers in Kansas who need to complete required code training in order to renew their professional licensing. It covers every significant change made to the UPC (except those in Chapter 12) during the 2015-2018 code review cycle, with discussions on each change based in part on the proceedings of the Technical Committees.

Kansas plumbers can take this course to learn about the changes between the 2018 and 2021 editions of the International Plumbing Code (IPC). Topics covered include rooftop solar panel accommodation guidelines, new regulations for multi-user toilet facilities, innovative techniques for relining sewers, and the integration of ICC A117.1-2017 standards. 

During this four-hour online course, Kansas plumbers will gain a thorough understanding of residential water heaters, from basic components and operation to safety concerns and maintenance. The training also explores the latest advancements in energy-saving technology, briefly examining relevant codes and ways to apply renewable resources in commercial settings. 

Save with this 12-hour package for Kansas plumbers. Included are the following accepted courses:

• 6-Hour Changes to the 2018 UPC
• 6-Hour Changes to the 2018 IPC

This Kansas-accepted course provides eight hours of required content on code changes to the 2021 Uniform Plumbing Code.

This 4-hour course on sanitary drainage systems (SDS) is tailored for plumbing professionals and presents the general principles involved in designing, installing, and maintaining efficient sanitary drainage systems in residential and commercial settings. It examines the components of a well-designed SDS and provides insight into: 

• proper installation practices,  
• sizing methods,  
• fluid dynamics, 
• materials selection,  
• and alternative systems. 

The course also examines grease interceptors, their importance, and F.O.G. Participants will gain foundational knowledge and insights for further study and practice. This course emphasizes the importance of SDS in public health and environmental protection. 

Kansas plumbers who take this online course will receive four hours of instruction on safety concerns and standards. The course focuses on several topics, including common workplace hazards, flammable and combustible materials, general workplace safety, hazardous substances, and physical strains experienced by plumbers.