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What to Expect in Plumbing Continuing Ed Classes

In order to continue to operate as a licensed plumber, plumbers in the Chicagoland area are required to receive a certain number of continuing education hours every year. This training ensures that licensed plumbers maintain their skills and learn new methods and technology. A plumbers’ license expires once a year in Illinois, on May 1. Will you be up for renewal this year? If so, consider Illinois Plumbing Consultants for your plumber continuing education classes.

How Many Hours of Continuing Education Do Plumbers Need?

In order to apply to license renewal, plumbers must take four hours of continuing education classes each year. Approved sponsors like Illinois Plumbing Consultants offer several convenient dates for continuing education classes. We hold our plumbing continuing ed classes on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., so you can get the hours you need in one day without having to move your schedule around too much. Plumbers can register for continuing education classes by providing their employer’s name and plumber license number. The plumber license must also be presented on the day of the class.

Topics typically include drainage, plumbing fixtures, water supply and distribution, venting and traps. No matter what the course topic, plumbers can expect to learn about the latest technology, advanced plumbing techniques, changes in the plumbing industry and comprehensive information about plumbing codes. Like any other industry, methods and tools change with technology. With continuing education classes, plumbers stay up-to-date in the trade and develop excellence in the field.

Courses at Illinois Plumbing Consultants

Illinois Plumbing Consultants offers continuing education classes and a well-planned apprenticeship program to help plumbers build a solid and productive career. Attaining the required continuing education credits can be tough for a busy plumber, so Illinois Plumbing Consultants has devised a program to meet the time constraints of plumbers’ schedules. All of our classes are taught by highly-skilled educators who have many years of experience in the field of plumbing. In addition to high levels of knowledge, the educators are passionate about providing you with the best learning experience. Contact us today with any questions you have about your plumbing career in Chicago and the surrounding areas.

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Herb Tittle

Herb Tittle has spent over two decades working in the plumbing trade, gaining valuable experience and a strong understanding of the industry along the way. As a licensed professional holding 058, 101, and CCCDI credentials, Herb understands the importance of staying informed as the industry continues to evolve. In the classroom, his practical approach to instruction helps make continuing education relevant, engaging, and applicable to the everyday work of plumbing professionals.

Aaron Kalas

Aaron Kalas brings over 20 years of hands-on experience in the plumbing industry to his role as an IPC instructor. He holds his 058, 101, and CCCDI licenses, bringing a wealth of industry knowledge and real-world expertise to the classroom. Aaron is passionate about sharing his experience and helping fellow plumbers expand their knowledge, sharpen their skills, and stay up to date with industry standards.

Rick Sperando

Rick Sperando has been in the plumbing industry for over 35 years. He successfully owns and operates a local plumbing and mechanical company as well as IPC. He is dedicated to inspire future plumbers to be prosperous by offering them the necessary tools for success through education.

Scott Underwood

Scott Underwood brings over 20 years of industry experience along with 10 years of instruction. He currently holds his IL Plumbers License as well as his CCCDI license. Scott is currently a co-owner of a successful plumbing company in McHenry County. He mentors his staff and believes their education is key to staying successful in any industry.

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