Plumbing Apprentice

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Students in the Plumbing Apprentice program will learn design, install, repair and maintaining piping systems such as soil, waste, vent, potable water, wastewater treatment, gas systems (medical, propane, and natural) in residential, commercial, industrial building and utility sites. Students will learn to assemble, install, maintain and repair pipes, fittings, fixtures, appurtenances, appliances of heating, water storm and sanitary drainage systems according to specifications and plumbing codes. In addition, students will learn how to install sanitary fixtures; such as lavatories, toilets, bathtubs, bathrooms accessories, showers, kitchen sinks and appliances, drinking fountains and laundry equipment.

Estimated Cost
Adult College Admission Fee $40.00
Adult Tuition and Fees $2,200.00
High School Fees $25.00
Books and Supplies Varies
Certificate Processing Fee $40.00
Financial Aid Availability
Pell Grants Not eligible
Scholarships Eligible
Veterans Not eligible
Program Details
Admissions and Job Requirements Details
Course Schedule Details
Program Length 720 hours (4 years) *
Location DATC Main Campus
Course Requirements Details
Course Descriptions Details
Credentials
Industry Licensing Details
Certificates DATC Certificate of Program Completion
Jobs
Utah Job Outlook 7,830 - 9,430
Utah Wage $12.00 - $31.01
Job Title & SOC 47-2152.02 - Plumbers
Academic Partnerships
College/University Details
* Based on part-time enrollment

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