Faucet Repairs delivers a step-by-step guide on how to repair a dripping drizzling or running faucet whether it’s a cartridge faucet a ceramic disk faucet a ball style faucet or a compression faucet. Delve into the best practices for repairing faucets including ways to avoid callbacks from customers. This course is for learners who already have a solid plumbing background and are starting to repair faucets.

Introduction to Commercial Plumbing will explain the basics on how plumbing systems work in commercial buildings. Beginning with outlining the sides of a commercial plumbing system learners will understand how the water supply side and wastewater/waste drainage side function and connect the building’s plumbing fixtures appliances and drains to the domestic water supply city sewer system and city storm drainage system. They will also understand types of commercial water supply systems on the domestic water supply side such as city water pressure systems and booster pump systems as well as their components. Next learners will dive into the wastewater/waste drainage side of the commercial plumbing system or DWV system to uncover how waste and wastewater are drained to the city sewer system and the components that make up the DWV system. The course concludes with an overview of how stormwater drainage systems convey rainwater and snow away from buildings and paved areas an explanation of the components that make up stormwater drainage systems and an exploration of the importance of stormwater management practices.

This course is designed to help learners grasp a general overview of the different maintenance strategies organizations use to keep equipment machinery infrastructure and other assets in good working condition. Learners will also be able to compare maintenance strategies and decide which strategy would be best for certain applications.

This course provides a look into the world of industrial lubricants and their critical role in enhancing the performance and longevity of mechanical systems. Learners will gain a comprehensive understanding of what industrial lubricants are their primary functions and their main applications. The course covers the types and properties of various lubricants including liquid semi-solid and solid forms and how to select the appropriate lubricant for specific applications. Key topics include the science of friction and its relationship to lubrication the importance of viscosity and the role of additives and synthetic lubricants. Learners will understand how to effectively control friction wear heat and contamination in machinery as well as the benefits of a proper lubrication program. The course also covers practical aspects of lubrication such as manual and automatic application methods proper storage techniques to prevent contamination and best practices for maintaining lubricant health.

This course provides an introduction to Building Automation Systems (BAS) which are essential for enhancing the efficiency comfort and security of modern buildings. Learners will gain a foundational understanding of BAS including their purpose and the significant benefits they offer. The course covers key components of BAS such as HVAC lighting security and fire safety systems as well as the roles of skilled trade workers and building managers in maintaining and managing these systems. By the end of the course learners will be able to define a BAS understand its primary functions and describe the advantages of automating building systems.