Wisconsin 24-Hour SPS Plumbing Standards
Plumbing Definitions, Standards and Products (WI Ch. SPS 381 & 384) (P06C-03I (962845))
Design, Construction, Supervision, Maintenance and Inspection of Plumbing (WI Ch. SPS 382) (P06C-04I (962844))
Special Plumbing Installation Standards, Water Supply, and Wastewater Systems (WI Ch. SPS 382 & 386) (P06C-05I (962843))
POWTS Design, Soil Evaluation, and Financial Assistance Programs (WI Ch. SPS 383, 385 & 387) (P06C-06I (962830))
This is an online continuing education course for Journeyman & Master Plumbers, Journeyman & Master Restricted Plumbers, Utility Contractors, Commercial Plumbing Inspectors, UDC-Plumbing Inspectors and Cross Connection Control Testers licensed in the State of Wisconsin. It is designed to offer a comprehensive overview of the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (SPS) Chapter 381 (Definitions and Standards) and Chapter 384 (Plumbing Products) of the Wisconsin Plumbing Code, providing plumbers and non-plumbers with an in-depth understanding of its structure, purpose, and practical application.
This online interactive video presentation covers key definitions, sections, examples, and tables from Chapters SPS 381 and SPS 384 of the Wisconsin Plumbing Code. The course is divided into two parts:
Part I provides a comprehensive overview of Chapter SPS 381, which establishes the foundational terminology and standards used throughout the Wisconsin Plumbing Code. Participants will explore essential definitions related to plumbing systems, drainage, water supply, backflow prevention, wastewater treatment, and fixture units. The presentation emphasizes how standardized terminology ensures consistent interpretation, proper enforcement, and accurate application of code requirements in design, installation, and inspection scenarios.
Part II focuses on Chapter SPS 384, which governs the quality, approval, listing, and installation of plumbing materials, fixtures, appliances, appurtenances, and equipment. Participants will review department approval procedures, product submission requirements, referenced standards, and third-party certification processes. The course highlights how compliance with SPS 384 ensures product safety, performance reliability, and protection of public health and the waters of the state.
This online interactive video presentation is intended primarily for plumbers and other technical personnel who are interested in learning more about plumbing definitions, standards and products of plumbing systems.
This continuing education interactive video presentation is intended to provide Journeyman & Master Plumbers, Journeyman & Master Restricted Plumbers, Utility Contractors, Commercial Plumbing Inspectors, UDC-Plumbing Inspectors and Cross Connection Control Testers licensed in the State of Wisconsin with the following specific knowledge and skills:
- To explain the regulatory purpose and authority of SPS 381 and SPS 384 within the Wisconsin Plumbing Code framework.
- To interpret key definitions and standardized terminology used throughout Chapters SPS 381–387 to ensure consistent code application and enforcement.
- To differentiate among major plumbing system components, including drainage systems, water supply systems, cross-connection control devices, and wastewater treatment components.
- To apply terminology related to backflow prevention, wastewater, building drains, vents, and fixture units in real-world design, installation, and inspection scenarios.
- To use SPS 381 as a reference tool when reviewing plumbing plans, conducting inspections, and making compliance determinations.
- To explain the scope of SPS 384 regarding the quality and installation requirements for plumbing materials, fixtures, appliances, appurtenances, and equipment.
- To identify plumbing products that require Department approval prior to sale or installation in Wisconsin.
- To describe product review and approval procedures, including submission requirements, testing, certification standards, and ANSI-accredited third-party listings.
- To interpret and apply referenced standards, including Table 384.11, for fixtures, fittings, valves, drainage components, and cross-connection control assemblies.
- To understand approval limitations, revocation criteria, expiration timelines, and alternate or experimental approval pathways, ensuring proper installation in accordance with both manufacturer instructions and SPS requirements, with code provisions taking precedence.
Upon successful completion of the quiz, print your Certificate of Completion instantly. For your convenience, we will also email it to you. (Note: if you are paying by check or money order, you will be able to print it after we receive your payment.) Please note that you can log in to your account at any time to access and print your Certificate of Completion.
This is an online continuing education course for Journeyman & Master Plumbers, Journeyman & Master Restricted Plumbers, Utility Contractors, Commercial Plumbing Inspectors, UDC-Plumbing Inspectors and Cross Connection Control Testers licensed in the State of Wisconsin. It is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (SPS) Chapter 382 (Design, Construction, Installation, Supervision, Maintenance and Inspection of Plumbing) of the Wisconsin Plumbing Code, covering the provisions from the scope and foundational requirements through SPS 382.34 Wastewater Treatment and Holding Devices.
This online interactive video presentation reviews the structure, intent, administrative requirements, inspection procedures, and technical standards contained within SPS 382. Participants will explore the scope, purpose, and uniform statewide application of plumbing regulations; the basic plumbing principles founded on environmental sanitation and protection of public health and the waters of the state; and the minimum requirements for potable water supply, fixture installation, drainage design, and system durability.
The course also examines plan review procedures, agent municipality authority, approval processes, alternate and experimental plumbing systems, cross connection control assembly registration, required documentation, and enforcement provisions. Testing and inspection requirements are addressed in detail, including rough-in and final inspections, water and air testing of drain and vent systems, building sewer testing, water distribution pressure testing, and performance testing of backflow prevention assemblies. In addition, the presentation provides a focused review of sanitary drain and vent system design requirements, including approved materials, drainage fixture unit (DFU) calculations, pipe sizing criteria, building drain and building sewer minimum sizing, private interceptor main sewer requirements, trap standards, indirect and local waste piping applications, and wastewater treatment and holding device requirements under SPS 382.34, emphasizing proper installation, system performance, and public health protection.
This online interactive video presentation is intended primarily for licensed plumbing professionals and technical personnel seeking a clear, practical understanding of SPS 382 requirements related to plumbing design, inspection, drainage systems, and wastewater treatment standards in Wisconsin.
This continuing education interactive video presentation is intended to provide Journeyman & Master Plumbers, Journeyman & Master Restricted Plumbers, Utility Contractors, Commercial Plumbing Inspectors, UDC-Plumbing Inspectors and Cross Connection Control Testers licensed in the State of Wisconsin with the following specific knowledge and skills:
- To explain the scope and purpose of SPS 382, including its role in protecting public health and the waters of the state.
- To apply basic plumbing principles related to sanitation, safety, water supply, wastewater removal, and system durability.
- To identify plan review and approval requirements, including when submissions must be made to the Department versus an agent municipality.
- To describe inspection and testing procedures for drain, vent, water distribution, and cross-connection control systems.
- To interpret drainage fixture unit (DFU) tables and sizing requirements for sanitary drain systems, building drains, and building sewers.
- To differentiate requirements for water supply systems and cross-connection control, including registration and performance testing obligations.
- To understand maintenance, repair, and replacement standards for existing plumbing systems to ensure continued compliance.
- To recognize alternate and experimental plumbing system approval pathways, including documentation, review timelines, and compliance conditions.
Upon successful completion of the quiz, print your Certificate of Completion instantly. For your convenience, we will also email it to you. (Note: if you are paying by check or money order, you will be able to print it after we receive your payment.) Please note that you can log in to your account at any time to access and print your Certificate of Completion.
This is an online continuing education course for Journeyman & Master Plumbers, Journeyman & Master Restricted Plumbers, Utility Contractors, Commercial Plumbing Inspectors, UDC-Plumbing Inspectors, Cross Connection Control Testers, Certified Soil Testers, and other credentialed professionals licensed in the State of Wisconsin. It is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of the advanced provisions of the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (SPS) Chapter 382, together with related requirements under SPS 386 (Boat and On-Shore Sewage Facilities).
This online interactive video presentation reviews stormwater and clearwater plumbing systems, subsurface infiltration systems, sanitation facilities and campgrounds, discharge points, water supply systems, cross-connection control, special plumbing installations, pipe hangers and supports, plumbing treatment standards, and regulatory requirements for boat and on-shore sewage facilities.
Participants will explore the regulatory structure, intent, and uniform statewide application of plumbing and environmental sanitation standards; the protection of public health and the waters of the state; and the technical requirements governing potable water supply systems, backflow prevention, stormwater management, wastewater dispersal, and specialized facility installations.
In addition, the presentation addresses plan review procedures, agent municipality authority, alternate and experimental plumbing systems, cross connection control assembly registration, inspection protocols, enforcement provisions, and installation standards for special occupancies including health care facilities, manufactured homes, campgrounds, stormwater infiltration systems, and marine sanitation systems.
This online interactive video presentation is intended primarily for licensed plumbing professionals, designers, and inspectors seeking a clear, practical understanding of advanced plumbing system design, environmental site evaluation, stormwater management, and specialized sanitation requirements in Wisconsin.
This continuing education interactive video presentation is intended to provide Journeyman & Master Plumbers, Journeyman & Master Restricted Plumbers, Utility Contractors, Commercial Plumbing Inspectors, UDC-Plumbing Inspectors and Cross Connection Control Testers licensed in the State of Wisconsin with the following specific knowledge and skills:
- To explain the scope, purpose, and statewide application of SPS 382 and SPS 386, including their role in protecting public health and the waters of the state.
- To interpret requirements for stormwater and clearwater plumbing systems, including subsurface infiltration and discharge point standards.
- To apply design and installation standards for water supply systems, including potable water distribution and cross-connection control requirements.
- To describe regulatory requirements for sanitation facilities, campgrounds, manufactured home communities, and special plumbing installations.
- To identify inspection, testing, and plan review requirements, including approval pathways for alternate and experimental plumbing systems.
- To recognize installation standards for pipe supports, plumbing treatment systems, and environmental system durability.
- To apply regulatory requirements governing boat and on-shore sewage facilities, including holding tank design, approval procedures, and pollution prevention measures.
- To integrate plumbing system design, site evaluation data, and regulatory compliance principles to ensure safe, sanitary, and code-compliant installations.
Upon successful completion of the quiz, print your Certificate of Completion instantly. For your convenience, we will also email it to you. (Note: if you are paying by check or money order, you will be able to print it after we receive your payment.) Please note that you can log in to your account at any time to access and print your Certificate of Completion.
This is an online continuing education course for Journeyman & Master Plumbers, Journeyman & Master Restricted Plumbers, Utility Contractors, Commercial Plumbing Inspectors, UDC-Plumbing Inspectors, Cross Connection Control Testers, Certified Soil Testers, and other credentialed professionals licensed in the State of Wisconsin. It is designed to offer a comprehensive overview of the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (SPS) Chapter 383 (Private Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems), Chapter 385 (Soil and Site Evaluations), and Chapter 387 (Private Onsite Wastewater Treatment System Replacement or Rehabilitation Financial Assistance Program) of the Wisconsin Plumbing Code, providing plumbers and non-plumbers with an in-depth understanding of their structure, purpose, and practical application.
This online interactive video presentation covers key sections, requirements, procedures, and regulatory provisions from Chapters SPS 383, SPS 385, and SPS 387 of the Wisconsin Plumbing Code. The course is divided into three parts:
Part I provides a comprehensive overview of Chapter SPS 383, which establishes uniform standards for the design, installation, inspection, and management of Private Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems (POWTS). Participants will explore the purpose and scope of POWTS regulations, sanitary permit requirements, plan review procedures, installation standards, and governmental oversight responsibilities. The presentation explains how regulatory processes ensure that wastewater treatment systems are properly designed, installed, and maintained to protect public health and the waters of the state.
Part II focuses on Chapter SPS 385, which governs soil and site evaluation requirements necessary for wastewater treatment and dispersal systems. Participants will review qualifications for soil testers and professionals responsible for evaluations, soil profile excavation methods, soil classification and interpretation procedures, and the documentation required for soil evaluation reports. The course highlights how accurate soil and site analysis is essential for determining the suitability of a location for wastewater treatment systems and for ensuring proper system performance.
Part III reviews Chapter SPS 387, which establishes rules for the financial assistance program designed to help eligible property owners replace or rehabilitate failing private onsite wastewater treatment systems. Participants will examine eligibility requirements, grant application procedures, funding limitations, and administrative responsibilities for governmental units participating in the program. The course explains how the program supports public health objectives by assisting property owners in correcting failing wastewater systems.
This online interactive video presentation is intended primarily for plumbers and other technical personnel who are interested in learning more about onsite wastewater treatment systems, soil and site evaluation requirements, and regulatory programs associated with wastewater system installation, maintenance, and replacement in Wisconsin.
This continuing education interactive video presentation is intended to provide Journeyman & Master Plumbers, Journeyman & Master Restricted Plumbers, Utility Contractors, Commercial Plumbing Inspectors, UDC-Plumbing Inspectors and Cross Connection Control Testers licensed in the State of Wisconsin with the following specific knowledge and skills:
- To identify the purpose, scope, and application of Wisconsin Administrative Code Chapters SPS 383, SPS 385, and SPS 387 related to private onsite wastewater treatment systems (POWTS).
- To explain the regulatory framework governing the design, installation, inspection, and management of POWTS in Wisconsin.
- To describe sanitary permit requirements, application procedures, and plan review processes required for the installation or modification of POWTS.
- To recognize the roles and responsibilities of governmental units, regulatory agencies, and licensed professionals involved in administering and enforcing POWTS regulations.
- To identify the requirements for soil and site evaluations used to determine the suitability of locations for wastewater treatment and dispersal systems.
- To explain soil profile evaluation procedures, soil characteristics, and interpretation methods used to determine soil treatment capability.
- To understand documentation and reporting requirements for soil evaluations, including site plans, soil profile descriptions, and evaluation reports.
- To describe installation, inspection, and maintenance considerations for private onsite wastewater treatment systems designed to protect public health and groundwater resources.
- To explain the eligibility requirements and application procedures for financial assistance programs related to the replacement or rehabilitation of failing POWTS.
- To recognize how compliance with POWTS regulations supports environmental protection and the prevention of groundwater contamination.
Upon successful completion of the quiz, print your Certificate of Completion instantly. For your convenience, we will also email it to you. (Note: if you are paying by check or money order, you will be able to print it after we receive your payment.) Please note that you can log in to your account at any time to access and print your Certificate of Completion.