SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Plumbing NC II
Quarter 1-Module 1
Prepare Estimation of Materials for Multiple
Plumbing Unit
Plumbing NC II
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Quarter 1 – Module 1: Prepare Estimation of Materials for Multiple Plumbing Unit
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 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Plumbing NC II
Quarter 1-Module 1
Prepare Estimation of Materials for Multiple
Plumbing Unit

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 Table of Contents

What I Need to Know …………………………………….…….…… 3

Module Content ………………………………………………… 4
Module Objectives ………………………………………………… 5
General Instructions ………………………………………………… 5
What I Know ………………………………………………… 6

Quarter 1 Lesson 1: Prepare Plumbing Lay-out

Learning Outcome 1: Study approved plumbing plan

Self-Check 1
Activity 1

Learning Outcome 2: Estimate and finalize materials take-off

Self-Check 2
Activity 2

What I have Learned - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 110

Assessment - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 111
Answer Key - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 126
References - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -134

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TO THE STUDENT

GREETINGS!
Welcome to the World of Plumbing!!!

This module contains training materials and activities for you to

accomplish. You are required to go through a series of learning activities. If
you’ve got questions, don’t hesitate to ask your teacher for assistance.

This will give you the opportunity to develop your skills in P l u m b i n g

according to standard industry operating procedures, techniques and knowledge
of Plumbing NC II.

This module will prepare you to become a competent Plumbing NC II

certificate holder.

HOW TO USE THIS MODULE

In this module, Prepare Estimation of Materials for Multiple Plumbing Unit , you’ll find
activities for you to accomplish and read relevant information sheets for each
learning outcome. Each learning outcome may have quite one learning activity.
This module covers the knowledge, skills, attitudes and values on Preparing
Estimation of Materials for Multiple Plumbing Unit based on the required performance
standards.
In performing the activities to finish the requirements of this module, please be
guided by the following:
1. Talk to your teacher f o r g u i d a n c e and agree on how you both
will organize the training under this module. Read through this module
carefully. It is divided into sections, which cover all the skills and
knowledge you need to successfully complete this first module.
2. Work through all information and complete the activities in each section.
Read the Lesson Information and accomplish the self - checks provided.
3. Please bear in mind that your teacher is always there to support your
learning progress. Do not hesitate to ask question to your teacher. He
can be reached through text or call at 09363552919, where you will be
given the opportunity to ask questions relative to your learning progress
in this module.
4. When you are ready, ask your teacher to watch you perform the
activities required in this module.

DISCLAIMER:
No Copyright infringement is intended. The writer does not own nor claims to own any
of the images/photos and ideas used in this module.

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Introduction

In response to the present challenges of COVID-19 pandemic, this module is

designed for home study, open and distance learning to equip you our dear TVL
Learners with the Essential Knowledge, Skills, Attitude, and values in performing the
tasks on Plumbing NC III which will lead you to acquire National Certificate Level II.

This module includes information and activities to develop desirable values,

skills, values, and understanding through step-by-step procedures and helpful
techniques that will guide you on how to Prepare Estimation of Materials for Multiple
Plumbing Units. Applications to real-life situations are also included for lifelong
learning.

Overview
The content of this module is designed by the writer for a non-face-to-face
contact with your teacher. However, it is designed further to provide you with varied
and relevant activities to determine your understanding of the key concepts in
Plumbing. This is crafted based on the expertise of the writer to focus on the different
activities that will help you enhance your skills and knowledge necessary to get
a Certificate of Competency / National Certificate Level II without coming to
school.

I know that you are already excited to get started, however, there are some tips
that you have to remember:

1. Take the pre-test before proceeding to the lessons. The test could give you an
idea of how much prior knowledge that you have relative to the lessons.
2. Read the instructions carefully and follow the precautionary measures.
3. Make sure that all the materials needed are already prepared, before doing the
activity,
4. Perform simple activities before reading the discussions.
5. Don’t forget to answer the Self-Tests. Compare your answers with the keys to
give you an idea of how awesome you have learned from this module.
6. If you are not sure of the meaning of some words used in this module, feel free
to consult the dictionary. We also have a glossary of plumbing words found in
the latter part of this module.
7. Answer the post-test so that you will know how much you have learned from
the lessons.
8. This module has a nominal duration of 160 hours equivalent to 20 days, though
your study is self-paced, you are encouraged to complete all of this within one
semester only.
TO THE TEACHER:
The contents of this module has passed plagiarism check using
www.duplichecker.com. It is designed to cover the entire semester. Please use this
module for educational purposes only. You do not have the permission to edit my
works.

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 WHAT I NEED TO KNOW

This module covers the knowledge, skills and attitudes in Preparing Estimation of
Materials for Multiple Plumbing Unit prior to the installation of pipes and fittings in a
multiple plumbing unit. It contains training materials and activities for you to
accomplish. You are required to go through a series of learning activities. If you’ve
got questions, don’t hesitate to ask your teacher for assistance.
This will give you the opportunity to develop your skills in P l u m b i n g
according to standard industry operating procedures, techniques and knowledge of
Plumbing NC II.
This module will prepare you to become a competent Plumbing NC II
certificate holder.
After studying this module, you will be able to:
1. Study approved plumbing plan
2. Estimate and finalize materials take-off

THINGS TO REMEMBER TO GET THROUGH

GET THROUGH
To learn and benefit from this module, follow the following steps:

1. Read the module title and the module introduction to get an idea of what the
module covers. Specifically, read all the sections of this module carefully. The
first section tells you what this module is all about while the second section tells
you of what you are expected to learn.

2. Never move on to the next page unless you have done what you are expected
to do in the previous page. Before you start each lesson, read first the
INSTRUCTIONS.

3. Work on the activities. Take note of the skills that each activity is helping you to
develop.

4. Take the Post-Test after you are done with all the lessons and activities in the
module.

5. Communicate with your teacher. Ask him/her about any difficulty or confusion
you have encountered in this module.

6. Finally, prepare and gather all your outputs and submit them to your teacher.

7. Please write all your answers of the tests, activities, exercises, and other
performance tasks on your separate activity notebook.

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 REMEMBER THIS

The health of our nation is in the hands of a competent plumber who installs
potable water into our homes.

WISH YOU ENJOY LEARNING AS YOU START TO READ THIS MODULE!

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Competency: Prepare Estimation of Materials for Multiple Plumbing Unit

WHAT I NEED TO KNOW

At the end of this lesson, the learners are expected to:

1. Study approved plumbing plan
2. Estimate and finalize materials take-off

WHAT I KNOW

Instructions: Kindly answer this pre-test. This is intended to check whether you have
a prior knowledge in this competency. Don’t worry it will not affect your
over-all grade. Just read and answer the following statements by writing
(T) if the statement is True and (F) if the statement is False. Write your
answer in your activity notebook.

1. Plumbing is the system of pipes, tanks, fittings, and other apparatus

required for the water supply, heating, and sanitation in a building:
2. Plumbing, is a system of pipes and fixtures installed in
a building for the distribution and use of potable (drinkable) water
and the removal of waterborne wastes.
3. Plumbing is usually distinguished from water and sewage systems
that serve a group of buildings or a city.
4. Water is a colourless, transparent, odourless liquid that forms the
seas, lakes, rivers, and rain and is not the basis of the fluids of living
organisms.
5. Pipe is a tube of metal, plastic, or other material used to convey
water, gas, oil, or other fluid substances.
6. Plumber is a person who installs and destroy the pipes and fittings
of water supply, sanitation, or heating systems.
7. Plumbing fixtures is not a part (such as a sink, toilet, faucet, etc.)
that is attached to a system of pipes that carry water through a
building
8. Plumbing NC I applications is good for Single-Unit Plumbing
Installation only, in layman’s term meaning One-storey building
only.

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 9. Plumbing NC II applies for Multiple-Unit Plumbing Installation
meaning it applies to the Plumbing System of a Multi-storey
building.
10. Both Plumbing NC I and NC II have the same principle in the
plumbing systems.
11. You need to study all the plumbing symbols first as well as the
meaning of the abbreviations.
12. They are important for you to master because it will be useful in the
course of our study
13. If there is a shower, there must be a floor drain
14. A competent plumber knows not only plumbing installation but also
computation of the total project cost.
15. In plumbing, the Bill of materials refers to the extensive lists of the
raw materials and its quantities, and the services needed to
accomplish a particular plumbing project installation and/or repair.

If your score is

11-15 Very Good! You may still read the module but you are already
knowledgeable with the topics that we are to discuss.

6-10 Good! Go over the items that you find difficult and then you may
proceed to the lessons in this module that you don’t understand.

0-5 Don’t worry about your score. This module is designed for you to
understand all about plumbing, its tool, materials and equipment
needed to perform a very complex tasks. So, what are you waiting
for? Start your journey. Turn to the next page.

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 WHAT’S NEW

Failing to plan is planning to fail, is my number one guiding principle in life. And so
does a plumber. You need to draw out a plumbing plan before you could prepare a
plumbing estimate and bill of materials. In our Quarter 1-Module 1 in Plumbing NC I,
we have studied already plumbing legends and symbols as well as abbreviations.
However, we will study it further in this module. Enumerated below are the most
common among many:

Symbols Legends Abbreviations

SOIL PIPE/ WASTE PIPE SP / WP

VENT PIPE / VENT ABOVE CEILING VP / VPAC

COLD WATER LINE CWL

DRAIN PIPE DP

GATE VALVE GV

COUPLING/ CONCENTRIC CR
REDUCER
SOIL STACK SS
VENT STACK THRU ROOF VSTR

COLD WATER RISER CWR

FLOOR DRAIN (FLAT TYPE) FD
WATER CLOSET WC

LAVATORY LAV

HOSE BIBB HB
KITCHEN SINK KSK

AREA DRAIN / CATCH BASIN AD / CB

FLOAT FV
VALVE
CHECK CV
VALVE
Reference: TESDA-TR in Plumbing NC II (migrated)

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 V WHAT IS IT

Definition of Terms:
WEEK 1
1. Soil Pipe/ Waste Pipe

A soil pipe carries human excreta from water closet to septic vault and is not
connected to any other pipes except vent pipe. Soil pipe usually have 100mm diameter
or for household plumbing system number 4 inches in diameter

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2. Vent Pipe / Vent above Ceiling

This is a 50 mm PVC pipe connected from the stack vent of our DWV or
Drain, Waste, Vent System which provide for ventilation purposes allowing the exit
of foul gases into the atmosphere. It is opened at top and connected with a 90
degree elbow to prevent the entrance of water during rainy days.

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3. Cold Water Line WEEK 1
The cold water service line after splitting from the main water service line slopes
away from the water heater. This cold water service line runs directly to every water
appliance in the house.

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4. Drain Pipe

This is a pipe, usually a PVC pipe number 4” in diameter that carries rainwater
from the roof of a building to the ground.

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5. Gate Valve WEEK 1
A gate valve, comes in various size and diameter is also known as a sluice valve.
This is a valve that opens by lifting a barrier mechanism (gate) out of the path of the
fluid. Gate valves requires very little space along the water pipe axis and hardly
restrict the flow of fluid when the gate is fully opened.

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6. Coupling/ Concentric Reducer

A coupling connects two pipes that have the same diameter even if it is not the
same type, and to repair and/or connect a broken or leaking pipe. It has two other
types; the compression coupling and slip coupling. A coupling can also be
a reducer, or reducing coupling, meaning they reduce flow by joining a larger pipe to
a smaller size. ... Bushing Fittings – Bushings, sometimes called reducer bushings,
are used for connecting two pipes of different sizes. The larger diameter of the bushing
fits inside of the larger pipe.

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7. Soil Stack WEEK 1
A soil stack is the part of a plumbing DWV-Drain, Waste, Vent system that
connects interior plumbing to the sewer and vents gases out of a building. These pipes
may be found in any building type, but they are also installed in nearly every residential
houses. The bottom pipe connection of a soil stack goes directly to an exit, either to
a public sewer or a septic vault.

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8. Vent Stack thru Roof

This is a vertical pipe usually number 2 inches in diameter, attached to a drain line
and runs through the roof of your home leading to the main roof vent. It directs the
exhaust gases to the vent and helps maintain proper atmospheric pressure in the
waste system as well as discard foul odour out into the atmosphere.

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9. Cold Water Riser WEEK 1
This is a vertical pipe carrying cold water to a house's upper floors.

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10. Floor Drain (Flat Type)

The purpose of a floor drain is to capture all the waste water coming from the bath
tub and comfort room and bring the same waste water to the public sewer or blind
drainage or to the septic vault. However, it is not advisable to combine wastewater
coming from the floor drain and the kitchen sink to the septic vault because the
detergents and other chemicals found in the waste water of the floor drain and the
kitchen sinks will only kill the bacteria inside the septic vault which will eventually
hasten the rapid accumulation of waste and makes your septic vault full in a short time.
Remember, that these bacteria also has a very good reason of existence and that is
to decompose your waste into soil and reduces the bulk of waste water in the septic
vault.

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11. Water Closet
WEEK 1
This is a room containing a flush toilet but specifically it refers to what we call as
the bowl in the toilet.

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12. Lavatory

While sometimes used by the general public to mean a bathroom or washroom,

the plumbing industry uses lavatory to mean a bathroom washbowl or basin
permanently installed with running water. The plumbing industry uses the term "sink"
in reference to kitchen sinks.

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13. Hose Bibb

Your hose bibb, or also called outside spigot, is the faucet located on the exterior
of your house.

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14. Kitchen Sink WEEK 1
This is a sink in a kitchen, used for washing dishes and preparing foods.

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15. Area Drain / Catch Basin

This Area Drains are designed to collect excess rain and storm water runoff from
roofs, sidewalks, parking lots, and paved streets. Oldcastle Infrastructure frames and
grates prevent debris from entering a storm water management system.

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16. Float Valve

A float valve is a combination of a float and a valve that detects changes of

elevation in the liquid free surface and opens or closes a valve accordingly. Large
numbers of small float valves are used in domestic water systems usually installed
inside the water tank of your water closet. A float valve closes the water pressure when
a pre-determined level is achieved by the water.

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17. Check Valve WEEK 1
A check valve, also called as clack valve, a non-return valve, others as
reflux valve, and retention valve or in the strictest technical sense a one-way valve is
a valve that normally allows fluid (liquid or gas) to flow through it in only one direction.

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Always Remember:

It is not advisable to combine wastewater coming from the floor drain and the
kitchen sink to the septic vault because the detergents and other chemicals found
in the waste water of the floor drain and the kitchen sinks will only kill the bacteria
inside the septic vault which will eventually hasten the rapid accumulation of waste
and makes your septic vault full in a short time. Remember, that these bacteria also
has a very good reason of existence and that is to decompose your waste into soil
and reduces the bulk of waste water in the septic vault.

FOR BLENDED LEARNING:

You may click the link below to enhance your learning process in this lesson:
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUPX6ZOJVM4
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMjnk36Ktfg
3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uHpprlxzrI&t=109s
4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aU5_HKUlDNU
5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abF5E5w3-7E&t=68s

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 WHAT’S MORE

Pre-Activity: In your notebook, identify the following lay-out/ drawings in your

activity notebook.

Fill in the Blanks.

Direction: Supply the missing information of the Plumbing Legends, Symbols and
abbreviations chart below. If the picture/symbol is missing, then, draw
that symbol in your answer sheet.
No. Symbols Legends Abbreviations
1 SOIL PIPE/ WASTE PIPE
_____________
2 VP / VPAC
____________/ VENT ABOVE CEILING
3 COLD WATER LINE
_____________
4 DRAIN PIPE DP
_______________
5 GV
_____________________________
6 COUPLING/ CONCENTRIC
REDUCER _____________
7 SOIL STACK SS
_______________
8 VENT STACK THRU ROOF
_____________
9 COLD WATER RISER
_____________
10 FLOOR DRAIN (FLAT TYPE) FD
_______________
11 WATER CLOSET WC
_______________
12 LAV
_____________________________
13 HOSE BIBB
14 KSK
_____________________________
15 AREA DRAIN / CATCH BASIN AD / CB
_______________

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 ASSESSMENT

Self-Check 1.1

True or False
Direction: Write T if the statement is TRUE and F if the statement is FALSE in your
answer sheet.

1. A soil pipe carries human excreta from water closet to septic vault and
is not connected to any other pipes except vent pipe.
2. The cold water service line after splitting from the main water service
line slopes closer to the water heater.
3. Drain Pipe is a pipe, usually a PVC pipe number 4” in diameter that
carries rainwater from the ground of a building to the roof.
4. A gate valve, comes in various size and diameter is also known as a
juice valve.
5. A coupling connects two pipes that do not have the same diameter
even if it is not the same type,
6. A soil stack is the part of a plumbing DWV-Drain, Waste, Vent system
that connects interior plumbing to the sewer and vents gases out of a
building
7. The purpose of a floor drain is to capture all the waste water coming
from the bath tub and comfort room and bring the same waste water
to the public sewer or blind drainage or to the septic vault.
8. The plumbing industry uses the term "sink" in reference to kitchen
sinks.
9. Your hose bibb, or also called outside spigot, is the faucet located on
the exterior of your house.
10. A float valve is a combination of a mango float and a valve.

Congratulations! You are now done with Lesson 1.

Now, let’s proceed to Lesson 2.

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LESSON 2 Interpret Technical Plan

Competency: Interpret Technical Plan

WHAT I NEED TO KNOW

Lesson 2. Interpreting technical plan

As I always had said before, “Failing to plan is planning to fail…” You have to
see first the technical plumbing plan before you will have to perform your tasks as a
plumber. Check what are the required specifications of the materials and the tools
needed in the job. A number two inches PVC pipe to be used for your line from the
sink connected to the soil pipe cannot be replaced with a four inches diameter of PVC
because it would jeopardize the plumbing system. So, you have to see to it that the
correct specifications written in the plumbing plan must be the correct materials
delivered for the actual installation and accomplishment of the job.

Photo by: Cynthia Myers

We have discussed already in our Plumbing NC I, Quarter 1, Module 1, page
63-67 the basics of Plumbing Drawings. Actually, the principles in Plumbing NC I and
NC II are all the same, they only differ in applications. Plumbing NC I applications is
good for Single-Unit Plumbing Installation only, in layman’s term meaning One-storey
building only and in Plumbing NC II applies for Multiple-Unit Plumbing Installation
meaning it applies to the Plumbing System of a Multi-storey building. Both all of these
have the same principle in the plumbing systems. However, we will still discuss here
how to interpret plumbing plan.

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1. WHAT’S IN

STEP NUMBER 1:
You need to study all the plumbing symbols first as well as the meaning of
the abbreviations. The plumbing symbols that we have discussed in the previous
lessons are only basic symbols. But they are important for you to master because
it will be useful in the course of our study as well as in your National Assessment
at TESDA in order for you to pass the National Certificate Level II in Plumbing.

STEP NUMBER 2:

Calculate the entire area that is covered in your plumbing plan. It will have a
bearing when you will calculate also the length of the pipe needed to connect one
point to another. Example below is the floor plan of a house that needs a
plumbing installation. Can you draw squares and rectangle?

STEP NUMBER 2:
Try copying the drawing below in your notebook.

What is the total floor area of the entire floor plan? To get it just simply
multiply the length and the width of the entire floor and that would be:
(6 𝑚)𝑥 [(6𝑚) + (4𝑚) + (3𝑚)] = Total Floor Area
(6 𝑚)𝑥(13𝑚) = Total Floor Area
78 𝑚2 = Total Floor Area

So the total floor area is 78 𝑚2 read as 78 square meters. Isn’t it easy? Yes,
it is. Now you compute the total land area of the rest room. Did you get the correct
computation?

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STEP NUMBER 3:

Identify the room that needs plumbing installation. In our floor plan example
above we know that it would be in the “Rest Room.” Then, identify what are the fixtures
needed. For our rest room assuming our clients/customer want us to install the
following:
1. Lavatory
2. Urinal
3. Shower
4. Bidet
5. Floor drain

Remember: if there is a shower, there must be a floor drain, okay? You don’t want
your shower become a swimming pool after your first shower, don’t you?

STEP NUMBER 4: WEEK 2

Draw your plumbing lay-out using a floor plan with a top-view.

STEP NUMBER 5:
Make your Plumbing Diagram based on the drawing above.

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STEP NUMBER 6:

Identify all the fixtures, materials and the fittings needed to complete the entire
plumbing system. So, look at the diagram above. What pipe size is ideal for this
plumbing system? What type of pipe would you use in actual plumbing installation?
What are the fixtures needed? What are the other materials and fittings needed?
What are the tools needed to accomplish the actual plumbing installation?

DISCUSSION

Q. What pipe size is ideal for this plumbing system? WEEK 2

A. The ideal pipe size is between # ½ to ¾ diameters.
Q. What type of pipe would you use in actual plumbing installation?
A. The usual type used is G.I. or galvanized iron but I would like to recommend the
PPR pipe because it is clean, lightweight and has a stronger bursting capacity of
300 psi compared to G.I. which only has a bursting capacity of 60 psi.
Q. What is meant by bursting capacity?
A. This is the schedule of strength of a certain type of pipe. When we say 60 psi it
means 60 pounds per square inch of pressure is being applied and then that
particular pipe will burst resulting to leakage. With this information, you can
determine that the PPR pipe is 5 times stronger than the G.I. pipe.
Q. What are the fixtures needed?

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A. The fixtures needed are the following:
1. Lavatory
2. Shower stall Urinal
3. Bidet and
4. Water Closet

Q. What are the other materials and fittings needed?

A. The materials need include the following:
1. Complete set of Shower head with shower valve
2. Control valve of Lavatory
3. Control valve of Bidet also known as angular valve
4. Control valve of Water closet also known as stop cock.
5. P-trap for the Lavatory
6. Complete set of Floor Drain(flat type)
7. P-trap for floor drain
8. Teflon tape

A. The fittings needed are the following:

1. # ½ , 90 degree elbow, PPR or G.I = 9 pcs
2. # ½, 45 degree elbow, PPR or G.I = 1 pc
3. # ½, Tee, PPR or G.I = 3pcs.

WEEK 2

Q. What are the tools needed to accomplish the actual plumbing installation?
A. if you are using a PPR pipe you will only need a PPR fusion welding machine and
a PPR pipe cutter. But if you will be using G.I. pipes for your plumbing system you
will need the following tools:
1. Bench Vise
2. Pipe wrench
3. Pipe Reamer
4. Pipe Threader
5. Pipe cutter / Hacksaw
6. Set of Plumbing PPE

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STEP NUMBER 7:
Draw a diagram of your DWV (Drain-Waste-Vent) system based on the
plumbing drawing and plumbing diagram that you have accomplished in steps number
4-5.

STEP NUMBER 8:

Identify all the fixtures, materials and the fittings needed to complete the entire
DWV plumbing system. So, look at the DWV diagram above. What pipe size is ideal
for this DWV system? What type of pipe would you use in actual plumbing installation?
What are the fixtures needed? What are the other materials and fittings needed? What
are the tools needed to accomplish the actual DWV installation?
DISCUSSION:
Q. What pipe size is ideal for this DWV system? WEEK 2
A. The ideal pipe size needed for DWV system is # 4 inches diameter PVC pipe for
the Soil Pipe and #2 inches diameter for the branch pipe and the vent pipe,
respectively.
Q. What type of pipe would you use in actual plumbing installation?
A. The type of pipe is PVC pipe.
Q. What are the fixtures needed?
A. The fixtures needed for the DWV system was already enumerated above. They are
the:
1. Lavatory
2. Shower stall Urinal
3. Bidet and
4. Water Closet

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Q. What are the other materials and fittings needed?
A. The materials needed are the following:
1. Teflon tape
2. PVC Contact cement
3. #2 PVC pipe = 2 lengths
4. #4 PVC pipe = 2 lengths
B. The fittings needed are the following:
1. #2 P-trap, PVC = 3 sets
2. #4, 90 elbow, PVC = 1 pc
3. #4, 45 elbow, PVC = 1 pc
4. #4, clean-out, PVC = 1 set
5. #4, sanitary tee, PVC = 1 pc
6. #4x2, sanitary tee, PVC=4 pcs.
7. #2, straight coupling, PVC = 4 pcs
8. #2, 90 elbow, PVC = 2 pc
9. #2, sanitary tee, PVC = 2 pcs

Q. What are the tools needed to accomplish the actual DWV installation?
A. The tools needed for this DWV system are the following:
1. Hacksaw
2. Flat file
3. Pencil and paper
4. Plumb bob
5. Plumbers Level

STEP NUMBER 9:
Draw your water line connection WEEK 2

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Take note the blue line is intended for the Cold water system and the red line is for the
Hot water system. Very easy right? You just need a ruler and a ball pen with red and
blue color.
Q. Can you now make your own plumbing plan and diagram? If the answer is no,
then you need to review this topic in Lesson 1.2. If yes, then you are now ready to take
on the next lesson. But before that, I have a question below:
Q. What is the total cost of your entire Plumbing System?
This would be one critical question that your customer or your construction
supervisor will be asking you in the future. And we cannot afford to commit a single
mistake in making project estimates and project cost because you are bound already
to accomplish whatever is written in your plumbing plan and you will be signing a
“Service Contract” with your customer and so therefore, you are mandated by law to
accomplish what is stipulated in the said service contract. This question, will be tackled
down in the next lesson.
But before we will proceed to the next lesson, you may click on the link below
for you to enhance your learning process in this lesson if, and only if, you have the
internet connection. If none, then, never mind. Our lesson was specially crafted for
you in this new normal situation amidst the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Otherwise, you will tackle down our next Activity 1.2 and Self-Check 1.2 on the
next page.

FOR BLENDED LEARNING:

You may click the link below to enhance your learning process in this lesson:
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jxRn-T_LCs
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbqZ12QhoY4
3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEJ9tJTs7ro
4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IkywWSpNdI
5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2a8b8BHdqI

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 WHAT I KNOW

Activity 1.2- Matching Type

Direction: Identify the materials numbered from 1-15 and give the correct
specifications.

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 What you will do
WEEK 2
Self-Check 1.2

Part 1: True or False.

Direction: Write T if the statement is TRUE and F if the statement is FALSE in your
answer sheet.

1. Plumbing NC I applications is good for Single-Unit Plumbing Installation

only, in layman’s term meaning One-storey building only.
2. Plumbing NC II applies for Multiple-Unit Plumbing Installation meaning it
applies to the Plumbing System of a Multi-storey building.
3. Both Plumbing NC I and NC II have the same principle in the plumbing
systems.
4. You need to study all the plumbing symbols first as well as the meaning
of the abbreviations.
5. if there is a shower, there must be a floor drain

Part 2: Sanitary Water-Line Connection

Direction: On your TLE notebook, draw your sanitary water line connection of the
floor plan below. Use the Plumbing diagram that we have discussed in
this lesson.

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 WHAT’S NEW

BILL OF MATERIALS-What is it?

Any project you would like to undertake always entails cost. The same thing
applies to your future plumbing projects. Your clients/ customers would be asking you
to install an in-house plumbing system and the customer would be asking you how
much is the total cost of the entire installation? A competent plumber knows not only
plumbing installation but also computation of the total project cost. In this lesson I will
teach you how to compute the expenses of your plumbing project. Are you excited?
Yes, because someday, you will earn money by becoming a free-lancer plumber by
accepting contract of services for plumbing installation.
In plumbing, the Bill of materials refers to the extensive lists of the raw materials
and its quantities, and the services needed to accomplish a particular plumbing project
installation and/or repair. We have two types of BOM in plumbing namely: Sales Bill
of materials and Service Bill of materials.
Suppose you are asks by a customer to handle the plumbing installation of the
plumbing project below:

The customer would be asking you: How much is the total project cost? What are the
materials needed? All of these we will tackle down in the next pages.

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 V WHAT IS IT

BILL OF MATERIALS-How to make it?

In our previous lesson, we have discussed how to make a plumbing lay-out.

First, we draw the diagram for the sanitary water installation as drawn below:

Secondly, we draw the diagram for our “waste-water system” or the “DWV
system” as shown below:

After drawing these diagrams, you will then be able to identify all the fixtures,
appliances, materials needed in our plumbing installation as discussed in previous
lessons

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 WHAT’S MORE

Bill of Materials for the Potable Water System

No. Description Quantity Unit Cost Total Cost
(A) (B) (C) (D)
1 Sink, complete with faucet for 1 set
hot and cold water
2 Urinal, wall hang type, 1 set
ceramics, American
standard, complete with
accessories
3 Shower Head complete with 1 set
shower valve and
accessories, for hot and cold
water
4 Bidet, complete set with 1 set
accessories and control valve
5 Floor drain, flat type 1 pc
6 Control valve of Lavatory
7 P-trap for the Lavatory 1 set

8 P-trap for floor drain 1 set

9 Teflon tape 5 rolls
10 # ½ , 90 degree elbow, PPR 9 pcs
or G.I
11 # ½, 45 degree elbow, PPR 1 pc
or G.I
12 # ½, Tee, PPR or G.I 3pcs.
Sub-Total And Final Project Cost for the Sanitary Water
The ‘unit cost’ should be based on the recent ‘highest market price’ and not on
the lowest price to avoid budget deficit in case of a price increase. When you canvass
the prices of your materials, you have to conduct an actual visit to the supplier or
hardware and list down at least 3-4 suppliers. You have to record your canvass in a
tabular form as presented below:
Materials Juan Peter Paul Sabuero Remarks
Hardware Hardware Hardware Hardware
Sink, complete 2,000.00 2,200.00 2,500.00 2,100.00 Highest=Paul
with faucet for hot Lowest=Juan
and cold water
You have to tally the highest price in your “Bill of Materials” based on this
sample and compute the ‘total cost’ by multiplying the unit cost times the quantity. In
our table above, we have 1 set so therefore, the total cost would be computed as
follow:
Total Cost of Sink=Unit Cost x 1 set

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 To finally compute the total cost of our sink we replace values (i.e. the highest
price of our sink) based on the recent canvass of materials above, we have:
Total Cost of Sink=2,500.00 x 1 set
Total Cost of Sink=2,500.00
However, when you are going to purchase the actual materials needed you will
have to purchase the sink (having the same specification) with the lowest price, that
is, 2,000.00. Therefore, you will have a gain of 500.00 pesos in that item. Isn’t that
fantastic? Yes, it is. Is it necessary? Yes, it is because it will offset your transportation
expenses and the time incurred when you conducted the actual canvass of materials.
For the ‘Total and Final Cost’, it would be taken by adding all the Total Cost of all your
items/ materials in your Bill of Materials for the sanitary water, the DWV and the
Service Bill of Materials.
Bill of Materials for the DWV Waste Water System
No. Description Quantity Unit Cost Total Cost
(A) (B) (C) (D)
1 PVC Contact cement 1 can
2 #2 PVC pipe 2 lengths
3 #4 PVC pipe 2 lengths
4 #2 P-trap, PVC 3 sets
5 #4, 90 elbow, PVC 1 pc
6 #4, 45 elbow, PVC 1 pc
7 #4, clean-out, PVC 1 set
8 #4, sanitary tee, PVC 1 pc
9 #4x2, sanitary tee, PVC 4 pcs.
10 #2, straight coupling, PVC 4 pcs
11 #2, 90 elbow, PVC 2 pc
12 #2, sanitary tee, PVC 2 pcs
Sub-Total And Final Project Cost for the DWV

Bill of Materials for the Services

No. Description Quantity Unit Cost Total Cost
(A) (B) (C) (D)
1 Labor for the Sanitary Water 3 days 500/day X 2 3X500X2=3000
installation workers
2 Labor for the DWV-Waste 3 days 500/day 3X500X2=3000
Water installation 2 workers
3 Service Charge for the 1 day 500/day 1X500=500
Plumbing Plan
4 Service Charge for the 1 day 500/day 1X500=500
Procurement of Materials
Sub-Total and final project cost for the services 7,000.00

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 Did you enjoyed our lesson? Of course, I’m sure you did. Someday, you will
become a contractor in plumbing installation, so, better study our lessons very well. If
you have difficulties do not hesitate to ask assistance from your parents or your
brothers and sisters at home and I’m sure you will have a nice time bonding together
while learning our lessons. Moreover, you can also ask assistance from your
classmates who are more advance than you are. Try to discuss with them your
difficulties and your insights in our lessons. Finally, your teacher is only a text away
and always ready to assist you in your studies. You can also send questions in my
Facebook account: Manny Daleon Classroom if you need more support. Keep
Safe…and keep up the good works.

IS THE PRESENTATION
CLEARLY UNDERSTOOD?

If no, then you have to go back to the topics being presented and read for the
second time, and if you have any difficulty, please feel free to call or text your
teacher Mr. Manny P. Daleon @ 09363552919.

If yes, then Congratulations. You are now one step closer to becoming a
Professional Plumber.

FOR BLENDED LEARNING:

You may click the link below to enhance your learning process in this lesson:
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=im3WMGsX3e0
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeU24_8JhEs
3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFvshP3V7g8

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 ASSESSMENT

Activity 1.3-Canvass your Plumbing Project

Direction: Copy the canvass listed below in a piece of paper or photocopy whichever
is convenient for you to do. Then, give it to your mother or your father when
they will be going to the market to buy foods. Tell them to do the actual
canvass for you because IATF protocols prohibits the youths with ages
below 21 to go out to the market. Second option: you may write an
imaginary name of supplier and imaginary prices of materials.

Materials Remarks
(Name of (Name of (Name of (Name of
Hardware) Hardware) Hardware) Hardware)
Sink, complete with
faucet for hot and
cold water
Urinal, wall hang
type, ceramics,
American standard,
complete with
accessories
Shower Head
complete with shower
valve and
accessories, for hot
and cold water
Bidet, complete set
with accessories and
control valve
Floor drain, flat type
Control valve of
Lavatory
P-trap for the
Lavatory

P-trap for floor drain

Teflon tape
# ½ , 90 degree
elbow, PPR or G.I
# ½, 45 degree
elbow, PPR or G.I
# ½, Tee, PPR or G.I
PVC Contact cement
#2 PVC pipe
#4 PVC pipe
#2 P-trap, PVC

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 #4, 90 elbow, PVC
#4, 45 elbow, PVC
#4, clean-out, PVC
#4, sanitary tee, PVC
#4x2, sanitary tee,
PVC
#2, straight coupling,
PVC
#2, 90 elbow, PVC
#2, sanitary tee, PVC

Note to the Student & the Teacher:

You can add more if you found something to add. You know I am just a human and
maybe subject to some short-comings. Feel free to add more, if you can. Thank you,

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 WHAT I CAN DO

Self-Check 1.3- Compute your Plumbing Project

Direction: Assuming that you are now a competent plumber. Compute all the Bill of
Materials presented below. Add all the Bill of Materials. You may use
estimated and imaginary prices of materials and present to me your “Total
and Final Project Cost” by adding all the 3 BOM below:
1. Bill of Materials for the Potable Water System
Description Quantity Unit Cost Total Cost
(A) (B) (C) (D)
Sink, complete with faucet for hot and cold 1 set
water
Urinal, wall hang type, ceramics, American 1 set
standard, complete with accessories
Shower Head complete with shower valve 1 set
and accessories, for hot and cold water
Bidet, complete set with accessories and 1 set
control valve
Floor drain, flat type 1 pc
Control valve of Lavatory
P-trap for the Lavatory 1 set
P-trap for floor drain 1 set
Teflon tape 5 rolls
# ½ , 90 degree elbow, PPR or G.I 9 pcs
# ½, 45 degree elbow, PPR or G.I 1 pc
# ½, Tee, PPR or G.I 3pcs.
Total And Final Project Cost for the Sanitary Water

2. Bill of Materials for the DWV Waste Water System

No. Description Quantity Unit Cost Total Cost
(A) (B) (C) (D)
1 PVC Contact cement 1 can
2 #2 PVC pipe 2 lengths
3 #4 PVC pipe 2 lengths
4 #2 P-trap, PVC 3 sets
5 #4, 90 elbow, PVC 1 pc
6 #4, 45 elbow, PVC 1 pc
7 #4, clean-out, PVC 1 set
8 #4, sanitary tee, PVC 1 pc
9 #4x2, sanitary tee, PVC 4 pcs.
10 #2, straight coupling, PVC 4 pcs
11 #2, 90 elbow, PVC 2 pc
12 #2, sanitary tee, PVC 2 pcs
Total And Final Project Cost for the DWV

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 3. Bill of Materials for the Services
No. Description Quantity Unit Cost Total Cost
(A) (B) (C) (D)
1 Labor for the Sanitary Water 3 days 500/day X 3X500X2=3000
installation 2 workers
2 Labor for the DWV-Waste 3 days 500/day 3X500X2=3000
Water installation 2 workers
3 Service Charge for the 1 day 500/day 1X500=500
Plumbing Plan
4 Service Charge for the 1 day 500/day 1X500=500
Procurement of Materials
TOTAL AND FINAL PROJECT COST for the Services 7,000.00

“Total and Final Project Cost”= BOM of A+BOM of B + BOM of C

“Total and Final Project Cost”= BOM of A+BOM of B + (7,000.00)

“Total and Final Project Cost”= __________________

ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES

Practice 1: If possible, try to arrange an actual demonstration in preparing your Bill of

Materials with your teacher in your learning space. If not possible, you may do it via
video demonstration and send your respective outputs to your teacher.

Congratulations!!!

Now, keep going on to our next lesson.

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Learning Outcome 2-Estimate and finalize materials take-off

In the previous lesson, you have learned how to make a Bill of Materials (BOM).
In this lesson, we will learn about materials take-off. Before you can bid or begin your
plumbing project, you have to know the types of appliances, the various materials
needed to complete your project. You have to make sure that your project will have a
proper estimate of the costs and all material requirements and to provide the labour
costs as well in relation to the installation of your plumbing project. This process is
what we call as ‘materials take-off.’ It is very important part of a plumbing project
estimation process. Study the sample materials take-off below:
DALEON PLUMBING SUPPLY & SERVICES
San Jose, Talisayan, Misamis Oriental
+639363552919

MATERIALS TAKE-OFF & ESTIMATES

Name of Customer: _____________________ Contact Number: ____________
Address of Customer: ___________________ Date: _____________________
Project Title: __________________________ Take off by: ________________
Item Description of Materials Quantity /Floor Level Total Unit Total
No 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Quantity Cost Cost
floor floor floor floor
Fixtures & Appliances
1 Sink, complete with faucet 1 1 1 1 4 4,000 16,000.00
for hot and cold water
2 Urinal, wall hang type, 1 1 1 1 4 3,000 12,000.00
ceramics, American
standard, complete with
accessories
3 Shower Head complete 1 1 1 1 4 2,000 8,000.00
with shower valve and
accessories, for hot and
cold water
4 Bidet, complete set with 1 1 1 1 4 1,500 6,000.00
accessories and control
valve
42,000.00
Prepared by: Approved by:

__________________________ ________________________
Contractor’s Name & Signature Customer’s Name & Signature
Date: _____________________ Date: ___________________

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 As you can see, the Materials Take-off is quite similar to Bill of Materials. In the
Bill of Materials all the materials and Cost were enumerated already. It is only
applicable to a one story building plumbing installation. However, what if you will have
a prospect project that includes a multiple building plumbing installation? This is where
the materials take-off will come into action because in the Materials Take-off, the
number of floors was also included in the computation. We will continue with our
presentation using the materials in our previous plumbing project.
Item Description of Materials Quantity /Floor Level Total Unit Total
No 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Quantity Cost Cost
floor floor floor floor
Sanitary Water Installation
1 Floor drain, flat type 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 4
2 Control valve of 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 4
Lavatory
3 P-trap for the Lavatory 1 set 1 set 1 set 1 set 4
4 P-trap for floor drain 1 set 1 set 1 set 1 set 4
5 Teflon tape 5 5 5 5 20
rolls rolls rolls rolls
6 # ½ , 90 degree elbow, 9 9 9 9 36
PPR or G.I pcs pcs pcs pcs
7 # ½, 45 degree elbow, 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 4
PPR or G.I
8 # ½, Tee, PPR or G.I 3pcs 3pcs 3pcs 3pcs 12

Item Description of MaterialsQuantity /Floor Level Total Unit Total

No 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Quantity Cost Cost
floor floor floor floor
DWV System Waste Water Installation
1 PVC Contact cement, 1 1 1 1 4
can
2 #2 PVC pipe, L=6m 2 2 2 2 8
3 #4 PVC pipe, L=6m 2 2 2 2 8
4 #2 P-trap, PVC, set 3 3 3 3 12
5 #4, 90 elbow, PVC 1 pc 1 1 1 4
6 #4, 45 elbow, PVC 1 pc 1 1 1 4
7 #4, clean-out, PVC 1 set 1 1 1 4
8 #4, sanitary tee, PVC 1 pc 1 1 1 4
9 #4x2, sanitary tee, PVC 4 4 4 4 16
10 #2, straight coupling, 4 4 4 4 16
PVC pcs
11 #2, 90 elbow, PVC 2 pc 2 2 2 8
12 #2, sanitary tee, PVC 2 pc 2 2 2 8

WEEK 4

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 Item Description of Materials Quantity /Floor Level Total Unit Total
No 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th Quantity Cost Cost
floor floor floor floor
Labor Cost & Permits
1 Labor for the Sanitary 3 3 3 3 Ds 12 days 500/D
Water installation Ds Ds Ds X
8 pax
2 Labor for the DWV- 3 3 3 3 Ds 12 days 500/D
Waste Water installation Ds Ds Ds X
8 pax
3 Service Charge for the 1D 1D 1D 1D 4 days 500/D
Plumbing Plan X
2 pax
4 Service Charge for the 1D 1D 1D 1D 4 days 500/D
Procurement of X
Materials 2 pax
5 Building Permits

Did you enjoyed our lesson? If you do not enjoy our lesson, it only means that
you are not bound to become a competent plumber but an ordinary laborer. Do you
want to work as an ordinary laborer in your entire life? However, if you enjoyed our
lesson, it only mean that you will not only become a competent Master Plumber but also
a prospective construction engineer someday.
After completing your Materials Take-off, you will proceed to learning on how to
make a “Service Contract.” A service contract is a legal document that binds both parties
signing it, to accomplish everything that is agreed upon in the contract in a clearly stated
period of time. This contract, once signed by both parties, will become legal and binding,
meaning every party (the customer and the contractor, you, of course) is obliged by law
to complete and consummate the said project. It will serve as your protection so that
your business as plumbing contractor will not be jeopardized by unscrupulous
customers. There are cases, wherein, a customer will asks for your expertise to plan
and design a plumbing installation with you. Then, they will purchase your materials
take-off according to your list and will give the work to another person in a much lesser
price. That is a total disaster to your business as a plumber. And we don’t want that to
happen. So, in order to protect your business from jeopardy, you should learn to design
a service contract and present this service contract to your client for approval together
with your proposal for the customer’s plumbing project. Once approved and signed by
your client, you and your client is now obliged by law to consummate what is written in
the contract or else, when any of both parties will violate the said contract, that particular
party is liable by law and will pay a legal damages to the aggrieved party. Is that
understood?
On the next page is a Sample Service Contract which I have borrowed with
permission from Mambajao Water District.

WEEK 4

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 AGREEMENT
WEEK 4 CONTRACT OF SERVICES/JOB ORDER

KNOW ALL MEN THESE PRESENTS:

This agreement is made and executed by and between:

The MAMBAJAO WATER DISTRICT (MWD) a duly organized government corporation

with business address at Rizal St., Mambajao, Camiguin and represented herein by its
General Manager ENGR. JOHN C. CAGAS, of legal age, married and resident Lacas,
Poblacion, Mambajao, Camiguin herein referred to as PARTY OF THE FIRST PART;
- and –
MR. GELO MADJOS, of legal age and resident of Benhaan, Mambajao, Camiguin herein
referred to as PARTY OF THE SECOND PART.

1) The Party of the First Part agreed to hire as Job Order Laborer, to assist the
maintenance men in the field;

2) That the Party of the Second Part shall receive a daily compensation in the
amount of P375.00 or equivalent to the approved annual budget of the District;

3) That the Party of the Second Part shall be responsible in workloads assigned to him
in the Operations and Technical Section;

4) That the Party of the Second Part shall report to MWD office from Monday to Friday
(8:00 – 12:00 in the morning and 1:00 – 5:00 in the afternoon) and as the need arises
when his services will be urgently needed, he will be entitled with additional
compensation on extra hours of services rendered;

5) That the Party of the Second Part shall start working effective June 01, 2020 until
August 31, 2020.

6) That the Party of the First Part shall cause extension and termination of services at his
discretion;

IN WITNESS HEREOF, the parties hereby affixed their signatures this 1st day of June,
2020 at Mambajao, Camiguin.

PARTY OF THE FIRST PART PARTY OF THE SECOND PART

BY:

ENGR. JOHN C. CAGAS GELO MADJOS

Party of the First Part Party of the Second Part

WITNESS: WITNESS:

___________________ ____________________

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 WEEK 4
ASSESSMENT
Activity 2.0
Direction: Assume that you are a Plumbing Contractor now. Make your Materials
Take-off of the plumbing project below:

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 What you will do WEEK 4

Self-Check 2.0
Direction: Make your own Service Contract based upon the Plumbing Project that you
have in Activity 2.0.

WEEK 5
Let’s summarize
I hope you had a great time reading this module. More importantly, is that
you have learned key concepts regarding Prepare Estimation of Materials for Multiple
Plumbing Unit. And to help you remember the concepts that we have discussed, I
have summarized them for you.
1. Plumbing NC I applications is good for Single-Unit Plumbing Installation only,
in layman’s term meaning One-storey building only.
2. Plumbing NC II applies for Multiple-Unit Plumbing Installation meaning it
applies to the Plumbing System of a Multi-storey building.
3. Both Plumbing NC I and NC II have the same principle in the plumbing
systems.
4. You need to study all the plumbing symbols first as well as the meaning of
the abbreviations.
5. they are important for you to master because it will be useful in the course
of our study
6. if there is a shower, there must be a floor drain
7. failing to plan is planning to fail
8. A competent plumber knows not only plumbing installation but also
computation of the total project cost.
9. In plumbing, the Bill of materials refers to the extensive lists of the raw
materials and its quantities, and the services needed to accomplish a
particular plumbing project installation and/or repair.
10. A service contract is a legal document that binds both parties signing it, to
accomplish everything that is agreed upon in the contract in a clearly stated
period of time.
11. This contract, once signed by both parties, will become legal and binding,
meaning every party (the customer and the contractor, you, of course) is
obliged by law to complete and consummate the said project.
12. It will serve as your protection so that your business as plumbing contractor
will not be jeopardized by unscrupulous customers.

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 WEEK 5
Post Test
Let u s d e t e r m i n e y o u r l e a r n i n g a b o u t Prepare Estimation of Materials for
Multiple Plumbing Unit by taking this test.
Part 1:
Direction: Assume a customer wants to have a plumbing project with you. The concept
of his restroom is presented based on the drawing below. Make your own
Plumbing Diagram on (a). Sanitary Water (Hot & Cold Water System), (b.)
DWV System based on the picture below. Do not forget to label each
branch/connections.

Part 2:
Direction: Make your own Hot & Cold Water Connection based upon the Plumbing
Project above. Draw your output on your TLE notebook.

Part 3:
Direction: Make your own Materials Take-off based upon the Plumbing Project
above. Write your output in your TLE notebook.

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 Answer Key
PRE-TEST Activity 1.1 Self-check 1.1
1. T 1. SP / WP 1. T
2. T 2. Vent Pipe 2. F
3. T 3. CWL 3. F
4. F 4. F
5. T 4. 5. F
6. F 5. Gate Valve 6. T
7. F 6. CR 7. T
8. T 7. 8. T
9. T 8. VSTR 9. T
10. T 9. CWR 10. F
11. T 10.
12. T Self-check 1.2
13. T 11. Part 1:
14. T 12. Lavatory
1. T
15. T 13. HB
2. T
14. Kitchen Sink
3. T
15. 4. T
5. T

Activity 1.2
1. 90 degree elbow, G.I or PPR,
#1/2 or 3/4
2. Tee, G.I. or PPR, #1/2 or 3/4
3. Sanitary Tee, #4, PVC
4. 90 degree elbow, #4, PVC
5. #4, PVC, Clean-out
6. #2, PVC, 90 degree elbow
7. #2, PVC pipe
8. #4, PVC pipe
9. # ½ or ¾ G.I or PPR pipe
10. #2, PVC, P-trap, 1 set
11. # ½ or ¾, shower head
12. Sanitary Tee, #4, PVC
13. Sanitary Tee, #2, PVC
14. #2, VTR, PVC pipe
15. 90 degree elbow, G.I or PPR,
#1/2 or 3/4

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Answer Key

Self-check 1.2
Part 2:

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Activity 1.3 Self-Check 1.3

All imaginary prices of
All answers from the learner is materials is considered
considered correct in terms of correct. The teacher will
imaginary prices and names of only check if the sum of
supplier the total cost is
mathematically correct.

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Post-Test

PART 1: TOP-VIEW

PART 1: ISOMETRIC DRAWING FOR WATER LINES

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PART 1: ISOMETRIC DRAWING FOR WATER LINES PLUS DWV SYSTEM

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PART 2: HOT & COLD WATER CONNECTIONS

PART 3:
Material Take-off presentation may vary. It is now the tedious job of the teacher to
check the output of your learners provided it is based on the principles that the
writer has presented in this lesson.

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 References:

I. Books

1. TESDA CBC-Plumbing NC II
2. TESDA Training Regulation in Plumbing NC II
3. TESDA CBLM-Plumbing NC II by Manny P. Daleon

II. Drawings

1. Floor plan by Manny P. Daleon

2. Rest Room Floor Plan by Manny P. Daleon
3. Floor Plan Plumbing Diagram by Manny P. Daleon
4. Rest Room Floor Plan Water Connection by Manny P. Daleon
5. DWV System & Sanitary Water Plumbing Diagram by Manny P. Daleon
6. All drawings inside this module by Manny P. Daleon

III. Photos:
1. https://s3.amazonaws.com/finehomebuilding.s3.tauntoncloud.com/app/uplo
ads/2013/03/04142444/Screen-Shot-2019-06-04-at-2.24.07-PM-
700x315.png
2. https://image.shutterstock.com/image-photo/
3. https://cdn.mscdirect.com/global/images/ProductImages/7596227-11.jpg
4. Coupling Photos by: mpd
5. https://img.tfd.com/architecture/f0907-01.png
6. https://cdn-www.ahs.com/cs/ahs/image/19746794_ml.jpg
7. https://www.gfps.com/country_JP/en/products_and_solutions/solutions/appl
ications/application61/_jcr_content/par/application/image.stage.jpg/138729
6765416.jpg
8. https://images-na.ssl-images-
amazon.com/images/I/61Q8ejhfX0L._SL1500_.jpg
9. https://sc02.alicdn.com/kf/UTB8BIstr__IXKJkSalUq6yBzVXaj/106054197/U
TB8BIstr__IXKJkSalUq6yBzVXaj.jpg
10. https://s7d3.scene7.com/is/image/totousa/LHT241_01
11. https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61UnPS-
g6PL._AC_SY355_.jpg
12. https://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/~bgzimmer/sink.jpg
13. https://poolandlandscape.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/drains3.jpg
14. https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1AxoIPpXXXXc8XVXXq6xXFXXXm/1-1-2-
plastic-float-valve-big-size-plastic-ball-cock-water-tank-floating-valve-
remote.jpg
15. https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-
rsvmdxl/images/stencil/1280x1280/products/54892/54995/18-13030-
Product_Primary_Image__71609.1482873892.jpg?c=2&imbypass=on

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IV. YouTube Videos
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUPX6ZOJVM4
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMjnk36Ktfg
3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uHpprlxzrI&t=109s
4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aU5_HKUlDNU
5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abF5E5w3-7E&t=68s
6. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jxRn-T_LCs
7. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbqZ12QhoY4
8. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEJ9tJTs7ro
9. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IkywWSpNdI
10. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2a8b8BHdqI
11. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=im3WMGsX3e0
12. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeU24_8JhEs
13. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFvshP3V7g8

V. Others

1. All Charts and Tables by Manny P. Daleon

2. Sample Service Contract from Mambajao Water District, Mambajao, Camiguin
3. The National Master Plumbers Association of the Philippines, Inc.

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 MANNY P. DALEON
Master Teacher II
CAR-MAED
BS Education
Major in Math
Minor –English

TESDA National Certificate Training Qualifications

1. Automotive Electrical Assembly NC II
2. Automotive Wiring Harness Assembly NC II
3. Bartending NC II
4. Bartending NC II(New TR)
5. Carpentry NC II
6. Computer Hardware Servicing NC II
7. Computer Systems Servicing NC II(New TR)
8. Construction Painting NC II
9. Driving NC II
10. Electrical Installation & Maintenance NC II
11. Electrical Installation & Maintenance NC II(New TR)
12. HEO-Backhoe Loader Operations NC II
13. HEO-Bulldozer Operations NC II
14. HEO-Dump Truck Operation NC II
15. HEO-Motor Grader Operations NC II
16. HEO-Wheel Loader Operations NC II
17. Hilot Wellness Massage NC II
18. Housekeeping NC II
19. Housekeeping NC II(New TR)
20. Housekeeping NC III
21. Massage Therapy NC II
22. Massage Therapy NC II(New TR)
23. Motorcycle Repair/ Single-Engine Servicing NC II
24. Plumbing NC II(New TR)
25. Plumbing NC III
26. Plumbing NC III (New TR)
27. Tile Setting NC II
28. Tour Guiding Services NC II

NTTC holder (Licensed to Teach TVET Qualifications)

1. NTTC Level I in Automotive Wiring Harness Assembly NC II

2. NTTC Level I in Bartending NC II
3. NTTC Level I in Computer Systems Servicing NC II
4. NTTC Level I in Driving NC II
5. NTTC Level I in Electrical Installation & Maintenance NC II
6. NTTC Level I in HEO-Backhoe Loader Operations NC II
7. NTTC Level I in HEO-Bulldozer Operation NC II
8. NTTC Level I in HEO-Motor Grader Operations NC II
9. NTTC Level I in HEO-Wheel Loader Operations NC II

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 10. NTTC Level I in Housekeeping NC II
11. NTTC Level I in Housekeeping NC III
12. NTTC Level I in Massage Therapy NC II
13. NTTC Level I in Plumbing NC III
14. NTTC Level I in Tour Guiding Services NC II

National Assessor Qualifications :( TESDA examiner in the following

qualifications)
1. Assessor in Automotive Wiring Harness Assembly NC II
2. Assessor in Bartending NC II
3. Assessor in Computer Hardware Servicing NC II
4 . Assessor in Computer Systems Servicing NC II
5. Assessor in Driving NC II
6. Assessor in Electrical Installation & Maintenance NC II
7. Assessor in Housekeeping NC II
8. Assessor in Housekeeping NC III
9. Assessor in Massage Therapy NC II
10. Assessor in Plumbing NC II
11. Assessor in Plumbing NC III
12. Assessor in Tour Guiding Services NC II

TRAINER’S QUALIFICATIONS:

1. License Teacher(LET Passer)

2. TM I CERTIFIED
3. TM II-Develop Competency Assessment Tools
4. TM II-Develop Learning Materials for e-Learning
5. TM II-Develop Online Learning Materials
6. TM II-Develop Curriculum for Higher TESD

TEACHING EXPERIENCES:

1. Dep-Ed Talisayan National High School-Master Teacher II SY 2019-Present

2. TESDA Camiguin School of Arts & Trades-Instructor II SY 2005-2019
3. Dep-Ed Mambajao National High School-SST I SY 2003-2005
4. Camiguin Polytechnic State College-College Instructor SY1997-2000

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For inquiries or feedback, please write or call:
Department of Education – Division of Misamis Oriental
Office Address: Del Pilar cor Velez St, Brgy. 29, Cagayan de Oro City 9000
Telefax: (088)881-3094 Text: 0917-8992245(Globe)
E-mail Address: misamis.oriental@deped.gov.ph

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