Plumbing is more than just pipes and plungers. This course introduces key elements of the plumbing world, from the physics behind water flow to the structure of fittings, the mystery of backflow, and the joy (or frustration) of faucet repairs. Each module is designed to explain how systems operate and what’s required to keep things flowing—figuratively and literally.
You’ll also explore maintenance strategies, the concept of the “exit path,” and how to identify and respond to common problems without overcomplicating things. This course speaks to those who appreciate structure, systems, and solutions—without needing a wrench to get started.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand plumbing flow principles and related physics foundations
- Learn about backflow challenges and preventative design logic
- Identify key plumbing fittings and their functional purposes
- Recognise common faucet issues and repair considerations
- Explore the idea of a planned exit path in plumbing
- Gain insight into ongoing plumbing system maintenance
Who is this Course For:
- Individuals interested in understanding plumbing system mechanics
- Students researching domestic water systems and maintenance
- DIY enthusiasts seeking foundational plumbing awareness
- Writers covering home care and repair topics
- Homeowners aiming to better grasp internal water systems
- Professionals in facilities wanting theoretical plumbing insight
- Landlords reviewing property maintenance responsibilities
- Curious learners with a knack for problem-solving systems
Career Path (UK Average Salaries):
- Plumbing System Estimator – £30,000/year
- Maintenance Planning Assistant – £28,000/year
- Technical Plumbing Writer – £27,000/year
- Property Maintenance Scheduler – £29,000/year
- Facilities Documentation Officer – £31,000/year
- Domestic Utilities Content Creator – £26,000/year
