In this edited version of an article written by Chris Oaty from Plumbing & Mechanical Magazine, he argues that linear drains promote cleanliness and accessibility in the modern bathroom.”
Read MoreTips for Recruiting Young Plumbers
Statistics show that despite many aspects of life either stopping or slowing down during the pandemic, your plumbing workload isn’t one of them! If you’re struggling to find new skilled employees to help you juggle your projects, Plumber Magazine recently published an article that has some good tips for attracting young talent.
Read MoreMichigan LARA & BCC to Implement Citations This Fall
Effective October 1, 2020, Michigan Bureau of Construction Codes will give out citations to licensed workers who violate the following rules…
Read MoreEPA Lead Pipe Regulation Update: What it Means for Plumbers
On July 29, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued the “Use of Lead Free Pipes, Fittings, Fixtures, Solder, and Flux for Drinking Water” ruling. The purpose of this rule is to reduce lead in drinking water by giving states, manufacturers, inspectors, and consumers a uniform definition of “Lead Free” plumbing.
Read MoreFlorida Plumbing Renewal FAQ
To renew your license, you will need to create an account with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation website and complete the renewal process. Click here for the steps to create your account.
Read MoreNew Mexico Plumber License Renewal FAQ
Here’s how to renew your New Mexico Journeyman Plumber license!
Read MoreOklahoma Plumber Renewal FAQ
Oklahoma plumbers must complete 6-hours of continuing education every 36 months. Licenses must be renewed every year on the last day of their birth month. Continuing education must have been completed within 36 months of their license deadline or the state will not process the renewal.
Read MoreWisconsin Plumber License Renewal FAQ’s
Wisconsin plumbers, the next renewal date for Journeyman, Master & Utility Contractors is coming up on March 31st. Be sure to check your license to verify the year of your renewal.
Read MoreAlaska Plumbing License Frequently Asked Questions
Navigating the ins and outs of licensing can be difficult. Here are some frequently asked questions about Alaska plumber licensing to get you the answers you need and on the road to a great career!
Read MoreBecoming A Plumbing Apprentice: Education & Training
Apprentices typically need a high school diploma to get started. You gain all of the education and training you need on the job, while being paid. Apprenticeships last between 4 and 5 years depending on the state (check your state for specific details). During your apprenticeship you will acquire between 7.500 and 8,000 hours of on-the-job training and typically between 500 hours and 750 hours of in-class instruction. Once you have met your state’s requirements you will mostly complete an exam to get to the next stage of licensing.
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