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Journeyman/Master Plumber Exam Prep Course
When: May 3-5, 2024
Friday: 7am - 4pm Saturday: 8am - 4pm Sunday: 8am - 4pm
This 3-day class will help you prepare to pass the written, multiple choice and practical sections of the journeyman and master plumber exams.
We will review the IPC, IRC codes, including a brief overview of the Colorado state adopted code amendments, and will help you apply the requirements of these codes/amendments to the installation of plumbing systems.
- the currently adopted codes, namely, the International Plumbing Code (IPC), the International Residential Code (IRC), including fire sprinkler provisions as well as the Rules and Regulations as adopted by the Examining Board of Plumbers
- a step-by-step demonstration (out of appendix E) of water and water pipe sizing, Drain Waste and Vent.
- how to navigate the code book and test to the code in order to pass the exam
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PHCC—National Awards: Call for Nominations
Do you want to demonstrate your appreciation for your boss, business owner, instructor, co-worker, or even for yourself? Then nominate them for an annual PHCC award!
The call for nominations for the following awards is now open:
PHCC Plumbing Contractor of the Year PHCC Plumbing Apprentice of the Year PHCC Plumbing Instructor of the Year PHCC HVAC Contractor of the Year PHCC HVAC Apprentice of the Year PHCC HVAC Instructor of the Year Colonel George D. Scott Award
For questions about PHCC—National awards, please reach out to Cathi Horner.
Awards will be presented at PHCCCONNECT2024 in Birmingham, Alabama. We hope to see you there! |
What better time than Women’s History Month to shine the spotlight on women making a real difference in our industry!
- You can’t help but feel good hearing about PHCC member Marsha Dollendorf, who has been at the helm of Roy’s Plumbing in New York for more than 50 years. Watch this short video on how she stepped up to run the family business … and how it’s grown beyond her expectations!
- And PHCC is super proud of the PHCC contractors – Katie Byrd, Amy Hart, Deidra McElroy, and Devynn Thompson – who made this list of 10 influential women who share in this Plumbing & Mechanical article the value of a career in the trades and how to attract more women into the field.
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Catalyst (Power Meeting)
Shaping the Future Through Connections, Innovation and Collaboration July 15-18, 2024 Grand Hyatt Denver Denver, CO
At Catalyst 2024, plumbing, heating and cooling service contractors converge to unlock the boundless potential of collaboration and innovation. As a dynamic platform for transformative ideas, Catalyst offers an opportunity to connect with like-minded business owners, exchange knowledge, and shape the future of the industry. With a diverse range of thought-provoking educational sessions, a captivating keynote speaker, and immersive networking experiences, Catalyst promises to ignite your imagination and propel your organization to new heights. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this extraordinary event that will redefine the possibilities of tomorrow.
REGISTRATION OPEN NOW – CLICK HERE
Please click here to reserve your hotel room today. Be sure to book by June 23 to ensure the special room rate for the meeting.
Featuring:
View our full schedule here!
Join us at Catalyst this July and together we’ll embark on a journey of discovery, growth, and limitless possibilities.
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DOE Proposes Efficiency Standards for Consumer Boilers
Legislative & Regulatory Updates
By Chuck White, VP of Regulatory Affairs
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has proposed revised energy efficiency standards for consumer heating boilers. The Proposed Rule makes small upgrades to oil fired hot water boilers but major changes to gas fired hot water boilers. DOE suggests eliminating non-condensing hot water boilers from the market. PHCC continues to maintain that the elimination of non-condensing heating products, those that can vent in masonry chimneys or double wall vents, to be a hardship for some installations. PHCC has filed comments to that effect with the Department and further asserts that DOE’s underlying assumptions significantly understate the costs and benefits of the proposed rule. |
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