Plumbing Technology
Earn Your Certificate in Just 14 Credits – Start Building a Hot Career Today. Designed to equip students with essential skills and hands-on experience in the construction, operation, and maintenance of modern heating systems.
Skills needed: Safety & troubleshooting
Flexible job opportunities
High-demand careers across residential, commercial, and industrial
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Heating Technology, Certificate
Heating technicians play a critical role in keeping homes, businesses, and public buildings safe, comfortable, and energy-efficient — making their work essential to public health and safety. Our Heating Technology Certificate program delivers a comprehensive, hands-on curriculum focused on the real-world skills employers need. You’ll gain the practical knowledge and training trusted by industry professionals and valued in today’s job market.
Length
- 2 Semesters for Full-Time Students
- 14 Credits
Career Opportunities
A plumber is responsible for the installation, inspection, and repair of pipes and plumbing systems to ensure optimal functionality of all fixtures within a building. Their tasks entail locating leaks and blockages, addressing or replacing damaged components, and conducting thorough tests on the plumbing system.
A Maintenance Technician assumes responsibility for executing continuous facility upkeep and conducting equipment repairs. Their tasks encompass rectifying machinery malfunctions, addressing plumbing, heating, and electrical issues, conducting safety inspections of buildings, and coordinating significant repair projects with occupants of the premises.
A specialized plumber is tasked with installing, repairing, and maintaining pipes, valves, fittings, drainage systems, and fixtures in both commercial and residential buildings. They work collaboratively with general contractors, electricians, and other construction experts, adhering to building plans and blueprints.
A journeyman plumber is tasked with the installation, maintenance, and repair of plumbing systems. Their responsibilities involve troubleshooting existing systems, replacing faulty fixtures, and installing new pipes. Additionally, they are expected to deliver exceptional customer service and commute between different job locations.
Master plumbers progress through stages, starting as apprentices, and then journeying to become masters. In the role of a master plumber, your main duties involve the installation and upkeep of water systems in both commercial and residential structures, ensuring compliance with safety and energy efficiency standards and regulations.
