Course Brief

Unit Abstract

The role of a public health engineer is a very important and diverse one in the construction process. They design systems for water supply and sanitation that help buildings work better for occupants, owners and the environment. This may vary from a drainage system in a hospital to a water supply system in a high rise apartment building.

This unit introduces students to the principles of public health engineering. Students will develop a broad understanding of domestic hot and cold water services, sanitation and rainwater systems that serve large commercial and complex multi-zone buildings.

On successful completion of this unit students will be able to calculate, design and select appropriate pipework systems and plant room equipment for hot and cold water services, sanitation and rainwater systems for large commercial buildings.

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  • This course is offered in 45 hours.