Build A Career In Plumbing Through
Registered Apprenticeship
through Registered Apprenticeship programs that combine classroom instruction with
paid workforce training opportunities.
Plumbing Career Training
Hands-On Workforce Training Designed Around Real Plumbing Environments
Plumbing Apprenticeship programs help apprentices build practical workforce skills related to plumbing systems, piping installation, water distribution, commercial plumbing applications, troubleshooting, and safety procedures.
Florida Training Services supports apprenticeship pathways designed to combine technical classroom instruction with real workforce experience through sponsoring employers and apprenticeship partnerships across South Florida.
Programs focus on workforce readiness, technical knowledge, safety standards, and long-term career growth within the plumbing industry.
-What Plumbers Do
Training That Supports Real Plumbing Workforce Responsibilities
Plumbers help install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair water, drainage, piping, and plumbing systems used within residential, commercial, and industrial environments.
Plumbing Safety
water supply systems
fuel gas systems
service plumbing
commercial drawings
piping systems
fixture installation
drainage systems
workplace safety
Apprentices gain practical workforce experience while continuing to strengthen technical trade knowledge through classroom instruction and documented on-the-job training.
Career-Focused Apprenticeship
Continue Working While Building Plumbing Workforce Experience
Registered Apprenticeship allows apprentices to continue working within the plumbing industry while completing structured classroom instruction and workforce training requirements.
Apprentices benefit from:
- paid workforce training
- practical field experience
- technical classroom instruction
- long-term career development
- industry-focused apprenticeship pathways
- structured skill progression
-Plumbing Training Areas
Technical Instruction Built Around Industry
Standards
Plumbing Apprenticeship pathways combine classroom instruction and workforce training designed around real plumbing industry applications and safety practices.
Plumbing Safety
Training focused on workplace safety standards, equipment handling, and safe plumbing procedures.
Water Supply Systems
Instruction related to residential and commercial water distribution systems.
Fuel Gas Systems
Technical training involving gas piping systems and related safety awareness.
Service Plumbing
Workforce-focused training involving troubleshooting, maintenance, and plumbing repairs.
Commercial Drawings
Exposure to plumbing-related drawings, layouts, and blueprint interpretation.
Plumbing Code Fundamentals
Introduction to plumbing code concepts and installation practices.
Drainage Systems
Training involving waste systems, drainage layouts, and piping configurations.
Fixture Installation
Instruction related to installation methods for plumbing fixtures and related systems.
Before You Apply
Apprenticeship Requirements Built Around Workforce Participation
Plumbing Apprenticeship pathways are designed for individuals working within the plumbing industry while completing structured apprenticeship training requirements.
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- Must work within the plumbing industry
- Must have a sponsoring employer or qualifying placement opportunity
- Must be physically capable of performing plumbing-related work
- Must be able to attend evening classes
- Must be able to read, write, and communicate in English for workplace and safety purposes
- Must complete classroom instruction and documented on-the-job training requirements
Additional Guidance:
Individuals with little or no plumbing experience may benefit from beginning with the Pre-Apprenticeship pathway before entering Registered Apprenticeship.
Structured Workforce Experience
Training Built Around Real Plumbing Environments
Plumbing Apprenticeship includes both classroom instruction and practical workforce experience completed through sponsoring employers and documented on-the-job training.
Program standards generally include:
- minimum 2,000 hours per year of on-the-job training
- minimum 144 hours per year of classroom instruction
- workforce documentation and progress tracking
- technical and safety-focused education
FEATURED TRAINING LOCATIONS
Apprenticeship opportunities are available through multiple South Florida training centers depending on trade availability and employer participation.
1. North Technical Education
Center
7071 Garden Road
Riviera Beach, FL 33404
2. Fort Pierce
Campus
4114 Okeechobee Road
Fort Pierce, FL 34947
Career Development Support
Training Designed Around Workforce Readiness And Safety
through classroom instruction, technical training, and industry-recognized certification opportunities.
Career Development Support
Training Designed Around Workforce Readiness And Safety
-Plumbing Industry Connections
Supporting Workforce Development
Through Industry Partnerships
FTS continues working alongside workforce organizations and industry partners connected to plumbing apprenticeship and workforce development opportunities throughout South Florida.
Sprinkler Fitters Local 821
Industry Partner
Ready To Get Started?
Take The Next Step Toward A Plumbing Career
Individuals interested in Plumbing Apprenticeship opportunities can contact Florida Training Services for guidance regarding eligibility, employer sponsorship, enrollment periods, and training availability.
Build Long-Term Plumbing Workforce Skills Through Apprenticeship
Florida Training Services helps apprentices gain practical plumbing experience, technical instruction, and workforce-focused training designed to support long-term career growth within the plumbing industry.