Plumbing and MEP / Intermediate
Electrical and Earthing
Read electrical drawings, understand earthing, and know when to call a certified installer.
- Lessons
- 18
- Time
- 1h 52m
- Rating
- 4.7
- Learners
- 12.5K
Clean water, drains, vents and rainwater, from why it smells to how to draw it.
After this course
Weak showers, smelly bathrooms, basins that gurgle. Nearly all of these trace back to height difference, water seals or the path air takes. You learn to track them down on site, then draw them correctly on the sheet.
Good for
Full syllabus
28 lessons, 2h 54m in total. Chapter 1 is open to everyone.
Lesson kinds
Get a feel for it
Slide the value. The drawing follows, just like in the lessons.
The sleeve stands clear of the floor finish, so floor water can't get in around it.
Illustration, not for construction
Your creator
Your creator
Bayu Adinegara
MEP engineer
A practitioner who teaches from their everyday work.
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Learner reviews
4.9out of 5
2.9K reviews
Nadia Kusuma
Interior architect
I finally understand why the MEP engineer always asks for a bigger shaft.
Dimas Prakoso
Architecture student, final year
I only now realised how much space pipes need before the ceiling is drawn.
Intan Permatasari
Civil engineering student
Pipe falls, shaft space, service points. Everything I used to discover on site.
Questions that come up
All of chapter 1, "Clean water: from roof tank to tap": 7 lessons, about 44 min. No card needed. If it isn't for you, stop there.
Nothing in particular. The course starts from what you see on a drawing and on site, and builds from there.
Pro is Rp149.000 a month and opens every course, track, exam and certificate. Buying this course is Rp249.000 once and it stays yours. If you plan to take more than two courses, Pro usually comes out cheaper.
Certificates come from track exams, not single courses. This course counts toward Plumbing and MEP, Site Supervisor. The exam runs 60 minutes and you pass at 75 percent.
No. Every drawing in the course is an illustration for learning, not for construction. Use them to understand the logic, then follow your firm's standard and your engineer's drawings.
Part of
Where next
Plumbing and MEP / Intermediate
Read electrical drawings, understand earthing, and know when to call a certified installer.
Plumbing and MEP / Advanced
So pipes, ducts, cables and lifts get their space before the concrete is poured.
Reading Working Drawings / Beginner
Open a drawing set and know where to start.
No card needed. If it suits you, go on with Pro or buy this course.