Education & Experience
Tiers that can be taken in the same year.
What is tier 1 and 2?
The trigonometric constant for a pipe at a 45 degree angle
What is 1.414?
The location of a title block on the first page.
What is the bottom right corner?
This kind of solder cannot be used for potable water systems.
What is leaded solder?
All occupied premises must have potable water.
What is Principle 1?
The score needed to pass a plumbing license test for a non-veteran.
What is 70%?
The End to End length of a pipe that is 23" End to Center with a 1-1/2" takeout.
What is 21-1/2"?
The blueprint view from above.
What is plan view?
This method is used to join copper when used for high pressure systems.
What is brazing?
The principle that illustrates required plumbing fixtures.
What is Principle 6?
The amount of education hours needed for the Plumbing tier program.
What is 550?
Head pressure on a 13 foot pipe.
What is 5.642 P.S.I.?
A view that shows the insides of something.
What is section view?
A ProPress gun can be used with tips for these two materials.
What is PEX and Black pipe?
All occupied premises must have hot water.
What is Principle 3?
The amount of times a plumbing license exam can be taken without special approval.
What is 6?
The thermal expansion constant of copper pipe.
What is 0.000113?
The ratio of a blueprint sketch to the real structure.
What is scale?
Black steel pipe is made out of this material.
The principle illustrating a need for traps.
What is Principle 9?
Work hours needed as a Journeyman before being able to take the Master license test.
What is 1,700 hours?
The thermal expansion constant of steel pipe.
What is 0.0000744?
A dashed line on a blueprint.
What is a hidden object?
The method for joining cast iron in olden days.
What is lead and oakum?
Plumbing systems must have durable materials and good workmanship.
What is Principle 8?