Plumbers repair and install the pipes that transport fluids in and out of our businesses or homes. They also repair and install fixtures such as toilets, bathtubs, water heaters, and sinks. Plumbers are in high demand all over the US. Because the current plumbing professionals are slowly approaching retirement age, the industry faces a severe shortage of qualified plumbers. Furthermore, the aging buildings that need replacement or maintenance of their plumbing systems are expected to keep the demand rising into the future. If you enjoy solving complex problems and have strong mechanical skills, then our online plumbing training course will give you the basics for an excellent career as a professional plumber.

As a graduate from our online Plumbing training course, you will be familiar with the procedures and techniques for installing and maintaining these systems. Whether you live in a big city, small town, or rural area, now is the time to train to start making money in one of the most secure industries in the nation. New construction of commercial and residential buildings, along with the need to maintain and repair existing plumbing systems will increase the demand for qualified plumbers.

Begin a career in the plumbing field with this hands-on training course. You will learn about construction safety; construction math; plumbing drawings; plastic, copper, cast-iron, and carbon steel pipe and fittings; plumbing fixtures; water distribution systems; and drain, waste and vent systems. The course includes OSHA 30 hour certification and 10-hour Site Safety Training certification and uses the industry recognized National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) Construction Core and Plumbing Level 1 curricula. Tuition includes cost of books and materials. Payment plan available. Hybrid program with didactic training online and hands-on training to be held at Positive Workforce, Inc., 109 East 125th Street, New York, NY. For more information email [email protected].

Plumbing Apprentices who seek to become licensed as journeyman plumbers are required to complete 6,800-hours of on-the-job practical hands-on-training and complete 550-hours of education.

Tier-1 classes DO NOT require an apprentice license and are open to all persons who are interested in attending and exploring a career path in the plumbing/gas-fitting trade.

Build a better tomorrow and be a leader in one of the fastest growing industries in Collin County with a degree in Construction Management from Collin College. North Texas is home to many of the fastest-growing cities in the United States and the need for skilled construction managers is more important than ever.

Construction managers use a blend of skills sets from the fields of architecture, business, and engineering to manage residential and commercial construction projects. Construction managers oversee the planning, design and construction of a project from beginning to end, ensuring that projects are completed safely, on time, and on budget.

Collin College's Construction Management program prepares students to work in a wide variety of management/supervisory roles, both in residential and commercial areas of construction. Key topics include scheduling, budgeting, personnel management, quality assurance, and safety.

In just 20 weeks, this nondegree Construction Management Professional Certificate program will provide the in-demand skills needed to oversee construction projects, handle logistical and operational issues, and manage schedules and costs.

Developed with guidance from current industry leaders and specialists, the program provides relevant and sought-after training for those seeking an entry-level career in construction project management. Coursework also provides a foundation in the fundamentals of inspection, safety, drawings and surveys, and more.