JWelectric
Electrical Contractor/Instructor
I don't know much about plumbing but I am going to start a Level I Inspaectors plumbing class next weekend.
Any advice from you pros?
Any advice from you pros?
jwelectric said:Not planning on being a plumber but am planning on being an inspector.
I have worked in the electrical field for over 37 years and am presently seeking employment as a code enforcement official.
Thank you for the advice. I will try to pay close attention in the class when discussing waste water systems.geniescience said:inspectors i have come across didn't understand drain plumbing very well. i think it may be valid to say that this part of plumbing is the most difficult to understand, the hardest to get right, and the most important to get right too. So an inspector who understands this part of plumbing stands head and shoulders above the others. My take on the matter.
david
This is easy to understand. After 37 years of 14 to 16 hours a day six to seven days a week of worries and labor where any and all benefits come at an expense it is time for a change.Cass said:I'm just curious, if you have a successful electrical business why would you want to be an inspector.
jwelectric said:I have learned more in the past eight hours about plumbing than I have known for the past 56 years.
RUGGED said:Not to knock the college educated but they open thier checkbooks for me, daily. THANK YOU!
signed,
non-college educated entrepreneur
An air test of five pounds for a period of fifteen minutes using a pressure gauge that has increments of .10 is allowed.got_nailed said:Now for a real question on inspections. Do they have to fill the pipes with water where you’re at?
This is awkward, but...
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