Learning plumbing online!? Recommendation

[Jitss617]

Why don’t you go and learn how to teach students .....

I already have. I spent many long years in school and via experience all over the world training to learn how. I continue learning more all the time. I don't sit on my ass and whine that it takes to much time and effort to give a damn about gaining the skills I need.

THEN WHY ARE ALL YOUR STUDENTS FAILING I........

They aren't. YOUR failures are all on you, loser.

So why are 99% of all new business opened in boston [sic] the past 15-30 years all outsiders?....

They aren't, liar.

Take some responsibility for your failures. Stop collecting money you aren’t earning you hack

 

[Jitss617]

I'd rather read his shit than your's.

Knock yourself out. You'll get the idea sooner or later.

If you haven't noticed yet, I've been here longer than anyone else still left posting on this board.

Get to reading then.

Get a life, stop attacking people .

Look, the place a come from, you just wear a blue overall, find a 18mm long wrench for one hand, a dirty white wipe cloth stained with black spots inside your back packet, with the other hand you put black grease sporadically in your face and overall... and you ARE a mechanic.

However, such won't work in many places.

Car mechanics, plumbing, carpentry, plumbing, and more, those require training.

There is nothing against people as to say, the government is trying to make hard for people to become an electrician.

But without training you can cause fires, floods inside the house, destruction of property, and worst, you can even cause death of people if you don't know what are you doing.

Besides of knowing how to use tools, and repair existing plumbing, and install new pipes and features, you must learn to do it according to the correspondent code.

Codes are made for protection: SAFETY

For example, you install a new electric circuit in your house using the wrong size of wiring, and you have installed an electric heater.

The cable you used was gauge 18, and was not insulated for other purposes but for installations in devices like floor lamps, radios, etc.

The required gauge was 12 for your electric heater (which is thicker and handle more amps and heat). After using the electric heater the cable you have installed heats up and burns the insulation and causes a fire.

After the fire has been extinguished, the inspector finds the fault, which is the improper cable. You try to collect money from the house insurance but your claim is denied. The reason is: you caused the fire when using the wrong cable.

Same will happen to you if you don't learn plumbing in school or working in that trade for years and gaining experience.

Learning the trade and the code is for saving lives (your life first), avoiding damage to the tools and equipment, avoiding destruction of the premises. SAFETY is first, and school and training will teach you that: SAFETY.

I'm glad to hear you want to learn a trade, but please listen to the ones with experience. I have had myself a trade license, and I renewed it every two years, until I didn't renewed it anymore, but my knowledge stays.

Please, do the right thing. Getting a trade license is not "that easy", but others did it, because they wanted to become plumbers, the wanted to become electricians, they wanted to work with a license in construction business.

Then, you don't need to answer this questions to me or the others here.

Do you want to become a plumber because that is really what you feel attractive to do? Because you like seeing you as a plumber?

If yes, I can tell you that if you are good working with your hands, then you will be a plumber.

If no, then you better have your plan B, which is another job you think is suitable for you.

I understand your side or how training is important! But this country wasn’t built by people trained up to par with Bureaucratic standards.. millions of Americans took chances they had a skill they don’t wanna sit in classrooms they rather learn on the job, and millions are told no, it’s why kids are getting high, they been Shackled by regulations, laws, permits, housing standards, blah blah blah. There has to be a place Americans can go with their born giving gift to explore and practice like we used to in the streets of urban America.

 

[Clinton Baptiste]

Then there is the working long hours... getting home around 8pm time. Most young men have girlfriends...socialising..weekends forget it. Believe me..I’ve had every kind of young man being trained...when they become handy they leave for some local job that pays less but they have sociable hours.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Ahem! As a hairy arsed Brit plumber we have a hard job attracting the right sort of young person to the trade. Getting up in the morning for young people is hard.
If a contract is in another city or town say 1.5 hours away you have to travel it in the early hours 7:30 am start you have to leave or be picked up 5:45am to be where you are picked up you need to get up earlier to get your kit..food..self in that location.
It takes a very mature young person to discipline himself to the
rigours of Male working life.

I'm already on the job by 6 am

Is that a local job...how far did you travel to it?

Depends on the job I use to go out of state a lot now the furthest I have been is 89 miles north.
Charlotte is hell fighting the traffic morning is easy afternoon is bad.
I loved it when I did the fire departments in my town never left the hu=ose before 6:45 and still make it on the job by 7 lol

 

[Clinton Baptiste]

Knock yourself out. You'll get the idea sooner or later.

If you haven't noticed yet, I've been here longer than anyone else still left posting on this board.

Get to reading then.

Get a life, stop attacking people .

Look, the place a come from, you just wear a blue overall, find a 18mm long wrench for one hand, a dirty white wipe cloth stained with black spots inside your back packet, with the other hand you put black grease sporadically in your face and overall... and you ARE a mechanic.

However, such won't work in many places.

Car mechanics, plumbing, carpentry, plumbing, and more, those require training.

There is nothing against people as to say, the government is trying to make hard for people to become an electrician.

But without training you can cause fires, floods inside the house, destruction of property, and worst, you can even cause death of people if you don't know what are you doing.

Besides of knowing how to use tools, and repair existing plumbing, and install new pipes and features, you must learn to do it according to the correspondent code.

Codes are made for protection: SAFETY

For example, you install a new electric circuit in your house using the wrong size of wiring, and you have installed an electric heater.

The cable you used was gauge 18, and was not insulated for other purposes but for installations in devices like floor lamps, radios, etc.

The required gauge was 12 for your electric heater (which is thicker and handle more amps and heat). After using the electric heater the cable you have installed heats up and burns the insulation and causes a fire.

After the fire has been extinguished, the inspector finds the fault, which is the improper cable. You try to collect money from the house insurance but your claim is denied. The reason is: you caused the fire when using the wrong cable.

Same will happen to you if you don't learn plumbing in school or working in that trade for years and gaining experience.

Learning the trade and the code is for saving lives (your life first), avoiding damage to the tools and equipment, avoiding destruction of the premises. SAFETY is first, and school and training will teach you that: SAFETY.

I'm glad to hear you want to learn a trade, but please listen to the ones with experience. I have had myself a trade license, and I renewed it every two years, until I didn't renewed it anymore, but my knowledge stays.

Please, do the right thing. Getting a trade license is not "that easy", but others did it, because they wanted to become plumbers, the wanted to become electricians, they wanted to work with a license in construction business.

Then, you don't need to answer this questions to me or the others here.

Do you want to become a plumber because that is really what you feel attractive to do? Because you like seeing you as a plumber?

If yes, I can tell you that if you are good working with your hands, then you will be a plumber.

If no, then you better have your plan B, which is another job you think is suitable for you.

I understand your side or how training is important! But this country wasn’t built by people trained up to par with Bureaucratic standards.. millions of Americans took chances they had a skill they don’t wanna sit in classrooms they rather learn on the job, and millions are told no, it’s why kids are getting high, they been Shackled by regulations, laws, permits, housing standards, blah blah blah. There has to be a place Americans can go with their born giving gift to explore and practice like we used to in the streets of urban America.

America uses Universal codes. These are for a purpose.

I feel your posting is going into the twighlight zone mate.

 

[Jitss617]

If you haven't noticed yet, I've been here longer than anyone else still left posting on this board.

Get to reading then.

Get a life, stop attacking people .

Look, the place a come from, you just wear a blue overall, find a 18mm long wrench for one hand, a dirty white wipe cloth stained with black spots inside your back packet, with the other hand you put black grease sporadically in your face and overall... and you ARE a mechanic.

However, such won't work in many places.

Car mechanics, plumbing, carpentry, plumbing, and more, those require training.

There is nothing against people as to say, the government is trying to make hard for people to become an electrician.

But without training you can cause fires, floods inside the house, destruction of property, and worst, you can even cause death of people if you don't know what are you doing.

Besides of knowing how to use tools, and repair existing plumbing, and install new pipes and features, you must learn to do it according to the correspondent code.

Codes are made for protection: SAFETY

For example, you install a new electric circuit in your house using the wrong size of wiring, and you have installed an electric heater.

The cable you used was gauge 18, and was not insulated for other purposes but for installations in devices like floor lamps, radios, etc.

The required gauge was 12 for your electric heater (which is thicker and handle more amps and heat). After using the electric heater the cable you have installed heats up and burns the insulation and causes a fire.

After the fire has been extinguished, the inspector finds the fault, which is the improper cable. You try to collect money from the house insurance but your claim is denied. The reason is: you caused the fire when using the wrong cable.

Same will happen to you if you don't learn plumbing in school or working in that trade for years and gaining experience.

Learning the trade and the code is for saving lives (your life first), avoiding damage to the tools and equipment, avoiding destruction of the premises. SAFETY is first, and school and training will teach you that: SAFETY.

I'm glad to hear you want to learn a trade, but please listen to the ones with experience. I have had myself a trade license, and I renewed it every two years, until I didn't renewed it anymore, but my knowledge stays.

Please, do the right thing. Getting a trade license is not "that easy", but others did it, because they wanted to become plumbers, the wanted to become electricians, they wanted to work with a license in construction business.

Then, you don't need to answer this questions to me or the others here.

Do you want to become a plumber because that is really what you feel attractive to do? Because you like seeing you as a plumber?

If yes, I can tell you that if you are good working with your hands, then you will be a plumber.

If no, then you better have your plan B, which is another job you think is suitable for you.

I understand your side or how training is important! But this country wasn’t built by people trained up to par with Bureaucratic standards.. millions of Americans took chances they had a skill they don’t wanna sit in classrooms they rather learn on the job, and millions are told no, it’s why kids are getting high, they been Shackled by regulations, laws, permits, housing standards, blah blah blah. There has to be a place Americans can go with their born giving gift to explore and practice like we used to in the streets of urban America.

America uses Universal codes. These are for a purpose.

I feel your posting is going into the twighlight zone mate.

And Americans have to sit in a class room to learn it? Come with substance that makes sense

 

[luchitociencia]

Didn't consider it a typo because some plumbers use propane I don't like it because as I said doesn't get hot enough at least for me.

I use acetylene and I have plans to buy the one for "silver", because I might remove myself the outside AC condenser to other side of the house.

I have the vacuum machine, and a friend of mine told me he can pull the existing freon with his machine. I can buy new one anyway. I bought the vacuum machine long ago when a truck backed up and broke my car AC radiator. I saved lots of the money received from the insurance when I repaired my car by myself. Lol.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I'd rather read his shit than your's.

Knock yourself out. You'll get the idea sooner or later.

If you haven't noticed yet, I've been here longer than anyone else still left posting on this board.

Get to reading then.

Get a life, stop attacking people .

Look, the place I come from, you just wear a blue overall, find a 18mm long wrench for one hand, a dirty white wipe cloth stained with black spots inside your back packet, with the other hand you put black grease sporadically in your face and overall... and you ARE a mechanic.

However, such won't work in many places.

Car mechanics, plumbing, carpentry, plumbing, and more, those require training.

There is nothing against people as to say, the government is trying to make hard for people to become an electrician.

But without training you can cause fires, floods inside the house, destruction of property, and worst, you can even cause death of people if you don't know what are you doing.

Besides of knowing how to use tools, and repair existing plumbing, and install new pipes and features, you must learn to do it according to the correspondent code.

Codes are made for protection: SAFETY

For example, you install a new electric circuit in your house using the wrong size of wiring, and you have installed an electric heater.

The cable you used was gauge 18, and was not insulated for other purposes but for installations in devices like floor lamps, radios, etc.

The required gauge was 12 for your electric heater (which is thicker and handle more amps and heat). After using the electric heater the cable you have installed heats up and burns the insulation and causes a fire.

After the fire has been extinguished, the inspector finds the fault, which is the improper cable. You try to collect money from the house insurance but your claim is denied. The reason is: you caused the fire when using the wrong cable.

Same will happen to you if you don't learn plumbing in school or working in that trade for years and gaining experience.

Learning the trade and the code is for saving lives (your life first), avoiding damage to the tools and equipment, avoiding destruction of the premises. SAFETY is first, and school and training will teach you that: SAFETY.

I'm glad to hear you want to learn a trade, but please listen to the ones with experience. I have had myself a trade license, and I renewed it every two years, until I didn't renewed it anymore, but my knowledge stays.

Please, do the right thing. Getting a trade license is not "that easy", but others did it, because they wanted to become plumbers, the wanted to become electricians, they wanted to work with a license in construction business.

Then, you don't need to answer this questions to me or the others here.

Do you want to become a plumber because that is really what you feel attractive to do? Because you like seeing you as a plumber?

If yes, I can tell you that if you are good working with your hands, then you will be a plumber.

If no, then you better have your plan B, which is another job you think is suitable for you.

I agree with everything you said and will add new guys starting out learning how to plum will always end up in a ditch grading it for the underground piping systems. 2-1/2" pipe and smaller will have a 1/4" grade 3-6" pipe will have a 1/8" grade anything bigger will have a 1/16"grade. Learn to grade fast learn how to read blueprints and know your venting systems.

 

[Clinton Baptiste]

Exam certificates prove the candidate has learnt the various skill concerning the syllabus of plumbing.
Cowboy plumbers are a disease.

 

[Jitss617]

Exam certificates prove the candidate has learnt the various skill concerning the syllabus of plumbing.
Cowboy plumbers are a disease.

Well then you are for only allowing liberty to book nerds and not cowboys. You are here because of cowboys

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Didn't consider it a typo because some plumbers use propane I don't like it because as I said doesn't get hot enough at least for me.

I use acetylene and I have plans to buy the one for "silver", because I might remove myself the outside AC condenser to other side of the house.

I have the vacuum machine, and a friend of mine told me he can pull the existing freon with his machine. I can buy new one anyway. I bought the vacuum machine long ago when a truck backed up and broke my car AC radiator. I saved lots of the money received from the insurance when I repaired my car by myself. Lol.

Go with Turbo believe me don't cut corners the price will pay for itself in the long run.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Exam certificates prove the candidate has learnt the various skill concerning the syllabus of plumbing.
Cowboy plumbers are a disease.

Well then you are for only allowing liberty to book nerds and not cowboys. You are here because of cowboys

lol hey buddy liberty is great but if you don't know code you'll fail your inspection lose your job and where will you be then?

 

[Unkotare]

Get to reading then.

Get a life, stop attacking people .

Look, the place a come from, you just wear a blue overall, find a 18mm long wrench for one hand, a dirty white wipe cloth stained with black spots inside your back packet, with the other hand you put black grease sporadically in your face and overall... and you ARE a mechanic.

However, such won't work in many places.

Car mechanics, plumbing, carpentry, plumbing, and more, those require training.

There is nothing against people as to say, the government is trying to make hard for people to become an electrician.

But without training you can cause fires, floods inside the house, destruction of property, and worst, you can even cause death of people if you don't know what are you doing.

Besides of knowing how to use tools, and repair existing plumbing, and install new pipes and features, you must learn to do it according to the correspondent code.

Codes are made for protection: SAFETY

For example, you install a new electric circuit in your house using the wrong size of wiring, and you have installed an electric heater.

The cable you used was gauge 18, and was not insulated for other purposes but for installations in devices like floor lamps, radios, etc.

The required gauge was 12 for your electric heater (which is thicker and handle more amps and heat). After using the electric heater the cable you have installed heats up and burns the insulation and causes a fire.

After the fire has been extinguished, the inspector finds the fault, which is the improper cable. You try to collect money from the house insurance but your claim is denied. The reason is: you caused the fire when using the wrong cable.

Same will happen to you if you don't learn plumbing in school or working in that trade for years and gaining experience.

Learning the trade and the code is for saving lives (your life first), avoiding damage to the tools and equipment, avoiding destruction of the premises. SAFETY is first, and school and training will teach you that: SAFETY.

I'm glad to hear you want to learn a trade, but please listen to the ones with experience. I have had myself a trade license, and I renewed it every two years, until I didn't renewed it anymore, but my knowledge stays.

Please, do the right thing. Getting a trade license is not "that easy", but others did it, because they wanted to become plumbers, the wanted to become electricians, they wanted to work with a license in construction business.

Then, you don't need to answer this questions to me or the others here.

Do you want to become a plumber because that is really what you feel attractive to do? Because you like seeing you as a plumber?

If yes, I can tell you that if you are good working with your hands, then you will be a plumber.

If no, then you better have your plan B, which is another job you think is suitable for you.

I understand your side or how training is important! But this country wasn’t built by people trained up to par with Bureaucratic standards.. millions of Americans took chances they had a skill they don’t wanna sit in classrooms they rather learn on the job, and millions are told no, it’s why kids are getting high, they been Shackled by regulations, laws, permits, housing standards, blah blah blah. There has to be a place Americans can go with their born giving gift to explore and practice like we used to in the streets of urban America.

America uses Universal codes. These are for a purpose.

I feel your posting is going into the twighlight zone mate.

And Americans have to sit in a class room to learn it? ....

Lazy POS.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

If you haven't noticed yet, I've been here longer than anyone else still left posting on this board.

Get to reading then.

Get a life, stop attacking people .

Look, the place a come from, you just wear a blue overall, find a 18mm long wrench for one hand, a dirty white wipe cloth stained with black spots inside your back packet, with the other hand you put black grease sporadically in your face and overall... and you ARE a mechanic.

However, such won't work in many places.

Car mechanics, plumbing, carpentry, plumbing, and more, those require training.

There is nothing against people as to say, the government is trying to make hard for people to become an electrician.

But without training you can cause fires, floods inside the house, destruction of property, and worst, you can even cause death of people if you don't know what are you doing.

Besides of knowing how to use tools, and repair existing plumbing, and install new pipes and features, you must learn to do it according to the correspondent code.

Codes are made for protection: SAFETY

For example, you install a new electric circuit in your house using the wrong size of wiring, and you have installed an electric heater.

The cable you used was gauge 18, and was not insulated for other purposes but for installations in devices like floor lamps, radios, etc.

The required gauge was 12 for your electric heater (which is thicker and handle more amps and heat). After using the electric heater the cable you have installed heats up and burns the insulation and causes a fire.

After the fire has been extinguished, the inspector finds the fault, which is the improper cable. You try to collect money from the house insurance but your claim is denied. The reason is: you caused the fire when using the wrong cable.

Same will happen to you if you don't learn plumbing in school or working in that trade for years and gaining experience.

Learning the trade and the code is for saving lives (your life first), avoiding damage to the tools and equipment, avoiding destruction of the premises. SAFETY is first, and school and training will teach you that: SAFETY.

I'm glad to hear you want to learn a trade, but please listen to the ones with experience. I have had myself a trade license, and I renewed it every two years, until I didn't renewed it anymore, but my knowledge stays.

Please, do the right thing. Getting a trade license is not "that easy", but others did it, because they wanted to become plumbers, the wanted to become electricians, they wanted to work with a license in construction business.

Then, you don't need to answer this questions to me or the others here.

Do you want to become a plumber because that is really what you feel attractive to do? Because you like seeing you as a plumber?

If yes, I can tell you that if you are good working with your hands, then you will be a plumber.

If no, then you better have your plan B, which is another job you think is suitable for you.

I understand your side or how training is important! But this country wasn’t built by people trained up to par with Bureaucratic standards.. millions of Americans took chances they had a skill they don’t wanna sit in classrooms they rather learn on the job, and millions are told no, it’s why kids are getting high, they been Shackled by regulations, laws, permits, housing standards, blah blah blah. There has to be a place Americans can go with their born giving gift to explore and practice like we used to in the streets of urban America.

America uses Universal codes. These are for a purpose.

I feel your posting is going into the twighlight zone mate.

Most States in America use the international code

 

[Jitss617]

Exam certificates prove the candidate has learnt the various skill concerning the syllabus of plumbing.
Cowboy plumbers are a disease.

Well then you are for only allowing liberty to book nerds and not cowboys. You are here because of cowboys

lol hey buddy liberty is great but if you don't know code you'll fail your inspection lose your job and where will you be then?

Don’t hire the guy? Lol hellooooooo that’s how America was founded and built off of reputation not government knowing if you know a Code or not lol

I’m glad your job is protected, because thousands of Americans are struggling because of the government over reach.

that’s all I’m saying their are people
With talent and want to do they jobs but don’t want to sit in a class room... what do we do with these talented people? Tell them to fcuk off?

 

[luchitociencia]

Exam certificates prove the candidate has learnt the various skill concerning the syllabus of plumbing.
Cowboy plumbers are a disease.

Still I love watching YouTube videos how farm white dudes fix their cars without training. They find the way.

 

[Jitss617]

Get a life, stop attacking people .

Look, the place a come from, you just wear a blue overall, find a 18mm long wrench for one hand, a dirty white wipe cloth stained with black spots inside your back packet, with the other hand you put black grease sporadically in your face and overall... and you ARE a mechanic.

However, such won't work in many places.

Car mechanics, plumbing, carpentry, plumbing, and more, those require training.

There is nothing against people as to say, the government is trying to make hard for people to become an electrician.

But without training you can cause fires, floods inside the house, destruction of property, and worst, you can even cause death of people if you don't know what are you doing.

Besides of knowing how to use tools, and repair existing plumbing, and install new pipes and features, you must learn to do it according to the correspondent code.

Codes are made for protection: SAFETY

For example, you install a new electric circuit in your house using the wrong size of wiring, and you have installed an electric heater.

The cable you used was gauge 18, and was not insulated for other purposes but for installations in devices like floor lamps, radios, etc.

The required gauge was 12 for your electric heater (which is thicker and handle more amps and heat). After using the electric heater the cable you have installed heats up and burns the insulation and causes a fire.

After the fire has been extinguished, the inspector finds the fault, which is the improper cable. You try to collect money from the house insurance but your claim is denied. The reason is: you caused the fire when using the wrong cable.

Same will happen to you if you don't learn plumbing in school or working in that trade for years and gaining experience.

Learning the trade and the code is for saving lives (your life first), avoiding damage to the tools and equipment, avoiding destruction of the premises. SAFETY is first, and school and training will teach you that: SAFETY.

I'm glad to hear you want to learn a trade, but please listen to the ones with experience. I have had myself a trade license, and I renewed it every two years, until I didn't renewed it anymore, but my knowledge stays.

Please, do the right thing. Getting a trade license is not "that easy", but others did it, because they wanted to become plumbers, the wanted to become electricians, they wanted to work with a license in construction business.

Then, you don't need to answer this questions to me or the others here.

Do you want to become a plumber because that is really what you feel attractive to do? Because you like seeing you as a plumber?

If yes, I can tell you that if you are good working with your hands, then you will be a plumber.

If no, then you better have your plan B, which is another job you think is suitable for you.

I understand your side or how training is important! But this country wasn’t built by people trained up to par with Bureaucratic standards.. millions of Americans took chances they had a skill they don’t wanna sit in classrooms they rather learn on the job, and millions are told no, it’s why kids are getting high, they been Shackled by regulations, laws, permits, housing standards, blah blah blah. There has to be a place Americans can go with their born giving gift to explore and practice like we used to in the streets of urban America.

America uses Universal codes. These are for a purpose.

I feel your posting is going into the twighlight zone mate.

And Americans have to sit in a class room to learn it? ....

Lazy POS.

Lol when are you going to say it my face lol coward lol your calling the people that built America lazy because they learned doing,, you coward haha

 

[Jitss617]

Exam certificates prove the candidate has learnt the various skill concerning the syllabus of plumbing.
Cowboy plumbers are a disease.

Still I love watching YouTube videos how white farm dudes fix their cars without training. They find the way.

White farms dude? Lol your racist to?

 

[luchitociencia]

Exam certificates prove the candidate has learnt the various skill concerning the syllabus of plumbing.
Cowboy plumbers are a disease.

Still I love watching YouTube videos how white farm dudes fix their cars without training. They find the way.

White farms dude? Lol your racist to?

Lol, I don't call them rednecks.

 

[Jitss617]

Exam certificates prove the candidate has learnt the various skill concerning the syllabus of plumbing.
Cowboy plumbers are a disease.

Still I love watching YouTube videos how white farm dudes fix their cars without training. They find the way.

White farms dude? Lol your racist to?

Lol, I don't call them rednecks.

You think you are more knowledgeable then Americans down south? Lol haha where you from?