National Technology Transfer, Inc. Is Bringing Uniform Plumbing Code Training To Houston

October 18-19, 2005

Uniform Plumbing Code(TM) two days (UP)

This two-day seminar will provide the very latest standards for installing and inspecting plumbing systems, materials, fittings, sizing of drainage pipes, venting, water distribution, septic tanks and more.

People who should attend this seminar are plumbers, contractors, designers oriInspectors.

Participants will learn the keys to understanding the code including how to install water heaters based on NFPA 54 including venting, combustion air requirements, clearance, protection from damage, and vent terminations. Proper plumbing fixtures will be explained, including prohibited fittings. Participants will learn about protection of piping, including materials and structures, and support requirements when dealing with excavations and open trenches.

Gain information about sizing of sewer drainage systems and venting systems, gas-line distribution systems and combustion air ducts, pipes, and openings. The rules regarding traps, trap seals, floor drain traps, and prohibited traps will be explained.

NTT has been the industry leader in hands-on industrial training for maintenance, operations and repair professionals for over twenty one years. NTT earned that position by providing clients with the most professional, value added, hands-on training, from the most respected industry subject matter experts, on the latest equipment, for over 21 years.

NTT consistently earns a 99.6 percent satisfaction rating from its clients. It has over 85 percent of the Fortune 500 training with it, time after time. Without exception, NTT provides the most focused, information-rich industrial technical training available.

For more information, call 800-922-2820 or visit www.nttinc.com

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