Industrial Pipe Trades; Fitting and Welding, Associate of Applied Science
Students who successfully complete all Industrial Pipe Trades: Fitting and Welding, Associate of Applied Science degree requirements will be able to:
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Analyze and interpret isometric pipe drawings and the symbols used in them and what they symbolize.
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Design and construct piping by taking field measurements and creating a working drawing to build off of.
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Choose the correct pipe fittings for needed application and show how to properly install them.
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Demonstrate the ability to apply a sound weld using multiple welding processes in multiple positions.
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Identify the many types of pipe supports and hardware and describe why and when they are used.
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Employ safe working practices in an industrial setting to produce logical answers while troubleshooting piping issues.
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Identify factors specific to field welding that differ from shop welding of pipe.
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Name alternative types of joining methods for piping systems and typical uses for each type.
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Identify common welding-related Codes in use in the United States and those Codes with specific areas related to the Industrial Pipe Trades.
Total Credit Hours: 91