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The plumbing industry is constantly evolving. Kapa‘a couple converts septic to groundbreaking eco-friendly technology, Missoula aging services start to offer discounted home modification services, and OCTC hosted their first plumbing fasttrack information session. Keep on reading our news roundup for more details.
A Kapa’a couple leads the way in environmental change after upgrading their domestic sewage system to a more environmentally friendly one. The system was converted as part of a pilot project in cooperation with Wastewater Alternatives & Innovation, WAI for short, Cinderella Eco Group and Environmental LLC. Application of this Cinderella system could potentially mitigate Hawaii’s chronic sewage pollution as a modern alternative to high-maintenance composting toilets and support a cost-effective and environmentally friendly cesspool conversion technology.
For the specs on this new system click here.
Missoula Aging Services is offering a new program aimed at helping older adults increase their home security to support aging in place. This Home Modification Program provides affordable, easy repairs and installations for people over 60 who live in Missoula County.
It offers improvements such as installing grab bars and accessible bathroom fixtures, ramps, indoor and outdoor handrails, or raised toilets. Other routine maintenance includes repairing or replacing doors and windows, small plumbing and electrical repairs, winterizing, replacing lighting fixtures, installing smoke and CO2 detectors and more.
For a free consultation, or to see if you’re eligible for this program click here.
The Owensboro Community & Technical College hosted an informational session for the Plumbing Technology FastTrack program on Tuesday, February 28 at 5:30 p.m. at the Industry Innovation Center on OCTC’s main campus.
FastTrack programs use an “earn-and-learn” model that provides students with the opportunity to earn credentials quickly so they can start working in their field of interest as quickly as possible. Plumbing FastTrack courses begin with an online introductory course as well as laboratory courses that cover basic plumbing skills, plumbing principles, plumbing systems, and rough work of plumbing.
At the end of the 12-month program, the student earns several certifications including 1st year plumbing mechanic, certified reflux tester, graduate plumber, service and repair plumber, raw plumber, 2nd year plumbing mechanic, and maintenance plumber.
For more information on this new program click here.
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