Commission and Maintain Backflow Prevention Devices

Plumbers are charged with the responsibility of protecting the health and safety of the community through the installation and maintenance of safe and compliant drinking water systems, free from cross-connection contaminants.

This nationally recognised unit covers the skills and knowledge required to commission and maintain backflow prevention devices according to the manufacturer’s specifications and legislative requirements.

Participants will learn:

To assess hazard levels.
To perform valve identification and meet installation requirements.
To test devices.
To maintain devices.

For bookings and further information call 1300 362 175
Outcome:	A Statement of Attainment. Selected unit “Commission and Maintain Backflow Prevention Devices” (CPCPWT4002A). A Statement of Attendance.
Prerequisites:	You must be a registered plumber holding water registration OR a contracted plumbing apprentice who has successfully completed all water stream units at a Certificate III level. Licensing requirements also apply.
Location:	At your workplace or at the Hobart, Launceston, Devonport and Burnie training facilities.
Cost:	Contact us for a quote.
Duration:	Up to eight night sessions OR one day per week for three weeks OR a three day block.
Dates and times:	Register your interest as course dates are set subject to demand.

Please note: If you are an employer, this course may also be delivered at your workplace at a time that is suitable to you and your staff. Please contact us on 1300 362 175 for further information.

Printed on 5th May, 2013. Prices and course information are correct at the time of printing. Please confirm when making your enrolment inquiry.