
About Course
π οΈ Detailed Course Plan β Plumbing & Heating Safety
Code: 28005PUM-TECH
Duration: 2 Weeks (3 sessions per week)
π§ Course Objectives
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Develop awareness of occupational hazards in plumbing and heating environments.
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Master the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
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Understand safe work procedures involving gas, hot water, and pressurized systems.
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Learn emergency response protocols and first aid essentials.
π Introduction
Working in plumbing and heating requires daily exposure to high-risk systemsβsuch as hot water lines, gas, and confined spaces. This course is designed to prepare technicians to operate safely and follow best practices, ensuring their safety and the safety of others on site.
π Course Description
This short yet intensive course focuses on safety protocols specific to the plumbing and heating sector. It equips participants with the knowledge to identify, assess, and mitigate risks, while following local and international safety standards. Through practical demonstrations and real-world case studies, participants will build the confidence needed to prevent accidents and handle emergencies effectively.
π― Target Audience
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Apprentice and entry-level plumbers.
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HVAC and heating technicians.
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Maintenance personnel in residential or industrial settings.
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Site supervisors seeking basic safety compliance training.
π What You Will Learn
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Common hazards in plumbing and heating jobsites.
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Correct selection and use of PPE (helmets, gloves, goggles, etc.).
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Safe procedures when working with gas lines, steam, and hot water.
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How to prevent and respond to accidents (burns, leaks, gas exposure).
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Practical steps for first aid and emergency response.
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Key safety standards and legal requirements in plumbing.
π§° Materials Included
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Illustrated Safety Handbook (specific to plumbing/heating).
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Access to PPE demonstrations and equipment trials.
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Incident reporting templates and risk assessment samples.
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Video guides on proper safety workflows and emergency handling.
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On-site case studies and scenario-based learning exercises.
π Requirements / Instructions
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No prior training required β this course is designed for all skill levels.
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Attendance is required in all 6 sessions over the 2 weeks.
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Participants must wear PPE during all workshop activities.
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A final quiz and practical evaluation will be conducted on the last day.
π Course Schedule
πΉ Week 1
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Session 1: Introduction to Plumbing & Heating Hazards
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Session 2: Overview of PPE β Types, Use, and Limitations
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Session 3: Safe Handling of Pressurized Systems and Hot Water
πΉ Week 2
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Session 4: Working Around Gas and Combustibles
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Session 5: Emergency Procedures and First Aid Basics
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Session 6: Standards, Regulations, and Practical Safety Scenarios
π Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion, participants will:
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Recognize hazards unique to plumbing and heating jobs.
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Apply correct PPE usage and maintenance.
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Perform safe work practices involving water pressure, gas, and heat.
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Respond to on-site accidents with basic first aid and proper reporting.
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Comply with occupational health and safety regulations.
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