Installation of PVC Water and Sewer Piping Systems

Welcome to the PVC Pipe Association’s dynamic online webinar training series! Our unwavering commitment to education propels us to consistently deliver insightful workshops, empowering the seamless integration of PVC piping in water and wastewater systems. Join us on a journey of learning, where we showcase real-life examples of how PVC pipe has revolutionized utilities across North America.

Join us for an informative training webinar hosted by the PVC Pipe Association (PVCPA) staff! This webinar is dedicated to providing the latest insights into the installation practices for gasketed PVC water and sewer pipes and fittings, addressing common questions and concerns. Properly installed pipelines are vital for optimal performance and the extended lifespan of underground infrastructure.

Exclusive Offer: FREE Contractor’s Guide! All participants will receive a complimentary copy of the Contractor’s Guide for Installation of Gasketed PVC Pipe. Sponsored by PVCPA, this comprehensive guide offers practical tables and figures to enhance your effectiveness and efficiency in installing PVC piping systems. It’s more than just a guide; it’s an essential reference document for your pipeline projects.

For Local Underground Pipeline Installation Contractors: We highly recommend the attendance of local water and sewer pipe installation contractors in this training seminar. Utilities, please share this invitation with your contractors and encourage them to register. The guide is equally valuable for utility crews involved in the installation or maintenance of PVC water or sewer systems. Its “reversible book” format provides two guides in one, facilitating quick access to essential information

Webinar Highlights (60 minutes):
• Manufacturing and plant testing of PVC pipe
• Handling and storage
• Proper joint assembly
• Alignment deflection options
• Joint restraint options
• Fittings for PVC pipe
• Tapping of PVC pipe
• Post-installation testing
• Special installation considerations

Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills in PVC pipe installation! Register now for the webinar and secure your free copy of the Contractor’s Guide.

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