This spring, two of the transferred students participated in the College "grooves community plumbing project," I serve the good internship learning led by the Department "plumbing technology" of the college and the advisory board for the industry.
As part of the project, plumbing technology students was the Code of Conduct Philip Griffin and Brandon Harrison Koglr- the opportunity to work side by side with professional plumbers skilled workers to complete the project's multi-faceted residential plumbing, and two days in a private home in Santa Clarita.
Work focused on several much-needed renewal of plumbing and replacements that are designed to help restore arrival hot water and bring home water heater up to code and replace the pipes leak, re vertically and move the washer drier and accessions, sewage disposal problems improper and ensure that the overall home plumbing system operate efficiently.
Beginning with the project walk through in the middle of March / March, Griffin and Harrison Kugler involved with every aspect of the project.
"Home have survey and wrote the draft, presented a list of tools and materials, set a time table for the project, and the completion of the permit process and put placebo project estimates, and the proposal," said Randy Winter, faculty member of the plumbing code of conduct and the owner of the building winter Randall, Inc., which He was one of the main organizers of the project plumbing.
"I want my students to be able to do everything associated with the project - from start to completion," the winter. "I also keep a daily log of work, and presented a study to assess the home."
After that was completed prep work required Griffin and Harrison Kugler joined by journeyman plumber from plumbing Heys start work on Tuesday, March 31 / March Was wrapped work on the project before the end of the week part, with the final inspection and project Vinelisehnz place later in April / April
"It is through working on this project I talked about in class, or learning to do all the users hands-on things that you do the others" Harrison Kugler. "I did more work than ever before in any other place, but more than that I would like in this way."
It also seems to echo the feeling Griffin Koglr- Harrison about working on the project.
He said that "many of these jobs've never had the opportunity to work in a real house before - always only in the laboratory," Griffin, referring to the time spent as part of the plumbing technology college program. "Has been a great experience, but the best part is being able to do something to help someone else."
Total 2015 project "grooves community plumbing" cooperation between the Department of "plumbing technology" for college, the program code of conduct collaborative work education experience (KO), as well as several companies and individuals associated with the "plumbing Advisory Board technology" of the college including: Dale Heys, Heys owner plumbing; Randy Winter, plumbing College Code of Conduct and the owner of the building winter Randall, Inc; Rudolph Dutch, Faculty of plumbing code of conduct, and the owner of the foundry Land d d; and Hirsch pipes Land Supply Company, Inc.
All materials, time and labor required to do this project were donated.
He said that "This project win for everyone involved," Gina brick, associate dean of the College of internal training, professional development center Land Position. "Our students plumbing gain experience in the practical training industry while receiving college credit. Local companies are able to give back to the community by donating their time, materials and expertise in the industry, and we have a host family will gain the peace of mind to know that they can depend on the existence of clean and efficient plumbing system in their homes, which will last for years to come. "
"We look forward to building on the success of this collaborative effort," Regina Blesperj, head of the IT department plumbing code of conduct, "and we hope that our students will be able to benefit from this experience as they take the next step in their career."
More information about plumbing technology of the Code of Conduct program
This program was designed "plumbing technology Code of Conduct" to help address the current and long-term need for a sustainable work force of qualified and trained plumbers are well trained in all parts of the state.
Currently, the college offers plumbing certificate programs in the fields of 'new construction' and 'repair service'. Both programs have been developed in collaboration with industry partners to ensure that the instruction meets the various industry skills standards
Courses are held at the college plumbing state of the art technology lab is located inside the application of Education Technology Center (old-fashioned) inside the campus of the College "Canyon Country."
As part of the project, plumbing technology students was the Code of Conduct Philip Griffin and Brandon Harrison Koglr- the opportunity to work side by side with professional plumbers skilled workers to complete the project's multi-faceted residential plumbing, and two days in a private home in Santa Clarita.
Work focused on several much-needed renewal of plumbing and replacements that are designed to help restore arrival hot water and bring home water heater up to code and replace the pipes leak, re vertically and move the washer drier and accessions, sewage disposal problems improper and ensure that the overall home plumbing system operate efficiently.
Beginning with the project walk through in the middle of March / March, Griffin and Harrison Kugler involved with every aspect of the project.
"Home have survey and wrote the draft, presented a list of tools and materials, set a time table for the project, and the completion of the permit process and put placebo project estimates, and the proposal," said Randy Winter, faculty member of the plumbing code of conduct and the owner of the building winter Randall, Inc., which He was one of the main organizers of the project plumbing.
"I want my students to be able to do everything associated with the project - from start to completion," the winter. "I also keep a daily log of work, and presented a study to assess the home."
After that was completed prep work required Griffin and Harrison Kugler joined by journeyman plumber from plumbing Heys start work on Tuesday, March 31 / March Was wrapped work on the project before the end of the week part, with the final inspection and project Vinelisehnz place later in April / April
"It is through working on this project I talked about in class, or learning to do all the users hands-on things that you do the others" Harrison Kugler. "I did more work than ever before in any other place, but more than that I would like in this way."
It also seems to echo the feeling Griffin Koglr- Harrison about working on the project.
He said that "many of these jobs've never had the opportunity to work in a real house before - always only in the laboratory," Griffin, referring to the time spent as part of the plumbing technology college program. "Has been a great experience, but the best part is being able to do something to help someone else."
Total 2015 project "grooves community plumbing" cooperation between the Department of "plumbing technology" for college, the program code of conduct collaborative work education experience (KO), as well as several companies and individuals associated with the "plumbing Advisory Board technology" of the college including: Dale Heys, Heys owner plumbing; Randy Winter, plumbing College Code of Conduct and the owner of the building winter Randall, Inc; Rudolph Dutch, Faculty of plumbing code of conduct, and the owner of the foundry Land d d; and Hirsch pipes Land Supply Company, Inc.
All materials, time and labor required to do this project were donated.
He said that "This project win for everyone involved," Gina brick, associate dean of the College of internal training, professional development center Land Position. "Our students plumbing gain experience in the practical training industry while receiving college credit. Local companies are able to give back to the community by donating their time, materials and expertise in the industry, and we have a host family will gain the peace of mind to know that they can depend on the existence of clean and efficient plumbing system in their homes, which will last for years to come. "
"We look forward to building on the success of this collaborative effort," Regina Blesperj, head of the IT department plumbing code of conduct, "and we hope that our students will be able to benefit from this experience as they take the next step in their career."
More information about plumbing technology of the Code of Conduct program
This program was designed "plumbing technology Code of Conduct" to help address the current and long-term need for a sustainable work force of qualified and trained plumbers are well trained in all parts of the state.
Currently, the college offers plumbing certificate programs in the fields of 'new construction' and 'repair service'. Both programs have been developed in collaboration with industry partners to ensure that the instruction meets the various industry skills standards
Courses are held at the college plumbing state of the art technology lab is located inside the application of Education Technology Center (old-fashioned) inside the campus of the College "Canyon Country."
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