UPC & OPSC Code Review Part 4: Zoom & Tualatin - Starts 10.27.25

Instructor: Curtis Gillette

Location: Zoom or Tualtin Training Center

Zoom Info

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CE Hours: 8 towards Annual Continuing Education Reimbursement Check

State Credits: 8 hr OR Plumbing

Class Dates and Times:

• Monday 10/27 5-9pm
• Wednesday 10/29 5-9pm

Fees:

• Local 290 Members: Free
• UA Travelers: $35

Prerequisites: n/a

Reccomended books:

2023 OPSC Code Book

2021 UPC Code Book

2021 UPC Study Guide

Class Description:

The 2021 UPC & 2023 OPSC Plumbing Code Review will cover chapter Nine and is Part Four of a Four Part series that will cover Chapter Nine Venting in detail and will cover all different types of venting plumbing fixtures and systems.

This is a new class is designed to prepare plumbers who are looking to better understand why and how to properly interpret the plumbing code in Chapter Nine Venting. The code allows different ways to vent the plumbing fixtures that it is important to understand how and when they could be used. We will cover each venting system in detail with illustrations to better understand and gain confidence.

There will be a discussion and quiz at the end of the class to challenge and help learn the plumbing code.

This is a recommended class for plumbers looking to take the Washington Journeyman Plumbers Test and the Plumbers Building Trades Test.

Class Cancellations: If this class has less than 6 students registered at the close of registration the class may be canceled. If the class is cancelled, you will be notified via email and any fees paid will be refunded to the original payment method.

A Note on State Credits: State Credit will only be earned for courses that have been approved by the state. If a class is approved for credit, it will be noted in the class description. To receive state credit for a class you must attend all hours of the class. Courses are approved by the state for a fixed number of credit hours. These hours cannot be edited when submitting license numbers for credit.