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This module equips trainees with the foundational knowledge and practical skills to manage hydraulic and pneumatic systems effectively. Through a Competency-Based Training approach, learners explore system principles, identify components, and master the design and simulation of circuits using standard symbols and software.

Hydraulic and pneumatic systems are widely used in engineering and industry as power transmission methods. Both rely on fluids to transmit force and motion: hydraulics uses incompressible liquids (usually oil), while pneumatics uses compressible gases (usually air). Understanding these systems requires knowledge of their principles, components, and characteristics.

This module provides students with the foundational knowledge and practical skills required to
understand, build, and maintain small-to-medium-sized networks.

This module provides Students with the foundational knowledge and practical skills required to understand, build, and maintain small-to-medium-sized networks.

Course Summary: Basic Plumbing

The Basic Plumbing course introduces learners to the fundamental principles, tools, materials, and techniques used in plumbing works. It focuses on the installation, maintenance, and repair of water supply systems, drainage systems, and sanitary fittings. Learners are trained to interpret plumbing drawings, identify plumbing materials, and apply safety practices while performing tasks.

The course covers essential topics such as measuring, cutting, and joining pipes; installing fixtures like sinks, toilets, and taps; understanding water distribution and drainage systems; and applying troubleshooting skills to common plumbing problems. Practical exercises are emphasized to build hands-on skills that meet industry standards.

Upon completion, learners will have the basic knowledge and practical competence required to carry out plumbing tasks safely and effectively, preparing them for entry-level roles in construction and maintenance or further specialization in plumbing and related fields.

This core module describes the performance outcomes skills, knowledge, and attitude to set out a building on the site where the learner will be able to clean the site, and then set the leveling instruments and demarcate the foundation, walls, and columns on pegs, profiles, and lines as required.

This specific module describes the skills, knowledge and attitudes required to construct ceiling. Learners who successful completed level IV building construction and pursuing level V in building construction. This module students will be able to perform ceiling preliminary works, set out ceiling frame, construct ceiling frame and apply ceiling covering with minimum supervision.

This core module describes the skills, knowledge and attitude to be acquired by the learner to draw and interpret construction drawings at construction site or in the office in order to perform the construction work efficiently.

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