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NEW Women in Plumbing & Piping Organization
The NEW Women in Plumbing & Piping organization officially launched in November 2022!
WIPP is creating a community of energized, empowered women – and the men who support them – who are joining together to influence and impact the lives of thousands of women working in the plumbing and piping industries through these four pillars: mentorship and inspiration, networking and connections, recognition, and education for personal development/empowerment
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PHCC National Webinar: Pump Sizing Basics
February 15, 2022 - 2pm ET
Description:
This session focuses on submersible pump designs and differences including which pump to use for which application. Other topics include: what questions to ask to accurately size a pump, why sizing is important, what a pump performance curve is and how to read it, the importance of velocity in pipe, how to calculate TDH. There will be an example of sizing a pump with appropriate charts and tables.
Learning Objectives:1. Discover what questions to ask2. Discuss a pump performance curve3. Learn how to size a pump
This webinar is free to PHCC members and $35 for non members.
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Season 3, Episode 5 of American Plumber Stories NOW available
The gentlemen of Loyal Plumbing in Rapid City, SD have proven that it’s never too late to switch paths and pick up a career in the trades. Mark Falcon, Jeff Mulz, and Jeremy Davis came from three completely different backgrounds, deeming themselves the “misfits,” but it was plumbing that brought these three together and helped to shape their comfortable and fulfilling lives.
Watch here: https://youtu.be/FOItiaO5R2c
#AmericanPlumberStories #PfisterFaucets #Plumber #Plumbing
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Colorado's New Building Energy Code Requirements
The Colorado Energy Office (CEO) and the Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), in partnership with Colorado Counties Inc., the Colorado Municipal League, the Colorado Chapter of the International Code Council, and the Colorado City & County Managers Association, are hosting a series of webinars/listening sessions that will cover the new building energy code requirements that passed in the 2022 Colorado legislative session in House Bill 22-1362, the Energy Code Adoption & Enforcement Grant Program, and energy code training programs. The sessions will also provide an opportunity for building officials, city councilors, city and county managers, county commissioners, and other local government officials and staff to provide input to CEO and DOLA on the development of the Energy Code Adoption & Enforcement Grant Program and other energy code training programs. There will be 3 opportunities to participate in a session on the dates and times listed below; each session will provide the same information.
- January 12, 2023, 1:00-3:00 PM MT - register here
- January 19, 2023, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM MT - register here
- January 20, 2023, 11:00 AM-1:00 PM MT - register here
This is encouraged for anyone who works for a local government, represents local governments, or regularly works with local governments on buildings or building codes to attend one of the three sessions. While you are welcome to attend any or all of the sessions, as noted above, each session will present the same information and have a similar discussion. Please feel free to share this invitation with anyone who works in the areas listed above that would be interested in participating. The registration can also be found on CEO's website here. |
2022 Legislative and Regulatory Wrap up and 2023 Update
Jan 11, 2023
2:00 PM Eastern Time
Join PHCC's Chuck White and Mark Valentini for a wrap up of 2022 legislative and regulatory activities and the effects on small business. They will do their best to predict the future activities of Congress and the agencies and describe their efforts to support or oppose the Washington D.C. agenda. Mark will also provide an overview of the recent elections and provide some insights on what the results mean to you.
Presenters
Charles “Chuck” R. White serves as Vice President of Regulatory Affairs for PHCC—National Association. White works closely with government regulatory bodies, such as the DOE, and serves on a number of councils and coalitions including NSPC, PERC, ABPA and IAPMO as a representative of PHCC’s contractors.
Mark Valentini is the Director of Legislative Affairs for PHCC—National Association. A politically savvy, results-oriented professional with more than 20 years of experience on Capitol Hill and with several national trade associations, Valentini applies his expertise in public policy matters related to workforce and training, infrastructure, and financial services to advocate on behalf of all PHCC members.
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