Kentucky 8 Hour Plumbing CE Package (8 Hours)
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8 Hour Course
- 4.8 810 Reviews
- $99.00
AYPO offers this 8-hour* course package to meet the CE requirements for Kentucky plumbers.
In the course, we'll start with a review of the Plumbing Code of Kentucky, the administrative rules and statutes that govern the construction, installation, and alteration of plumbing. We'll briefly review the regulations for licensing and the types of licenses, before we jump into the code.
Changes to the KSPC that we'll review include regulations for waste pipe systems, house sewers, and medical gas piping installations.
We'll also cover the 22 “basic principles” in the code which are intended to promote sanitary and safety principles for everyone's benefit. Then, we'll continue with revised rules for minimum fixture requirements, and specialized buildings such as dorms, workshops, swimming pool bath houses, food stores, restaurants, factories, and more.
Some specific fixtures we'll discuss include fiberglass bathtubs, tub enclosures, and shower stalls. As we wrap up, we'll talk about the increasing issue of water conservation and how to use water efficiently.
We'll finish the course with a look at the International Energy Conservation Code and the different paths of compliance with this code.
*Note: Up to 12 hours of CE (beyond the annual CE requirement) can be carried over to your next year renewal.
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- Approved By: Kentucky Division of Plumbing
Instructor Bio
Chris D'Amato is the instructor and industry expert for Plumbing Trade Courses. With over 25 years experience, he has held a Journeyman Plumbing license since 2001 performing all aspects of plumbing in new construction, light commercial, remodels and service. Chris manages his own multifaceted plumbing shop coordinating a wide range of services from Property Management accounts to plumbing whole subdivisions and providing services to large living facilities for the the State of Oregon. In his tenure at AYPO he has helped thousands of plumbing licensees keep up with their continuing education requirements.