Plumbing Africa November 2019 | Page 23

ASSOCIATIONS 21 ASSOCIATIONS 21 Registered plumbers: earn CPD points Answer the questions in each edition of Plumbing Africa for 11 editions and you could earn two extra CPD points each year, courtesy of the Institute of Plumbing South Africa (IOPSA). We are working with IOPSA to encourage you to read your magazine and receive continuing professional development (CPD) points at the end of the year. Visit www.plumbingafrica.co.za to register and complete your answers to the questions. 1. This is the month of anniversaries: how long has IOPSA executive director Brendan Reynolds been in the plumbing industry? a. 24 years. b. 25 years. c. 26 years. 2. Lea Smith, IOPSA President, lists two events which stand out for him. Name one: a. When the PIRB took the decision to establish IOPSA within the plumbing sector; or b. Three to four years ago when IOPSA took the decision to stop playing around in the ‘little leagues’ and truly go big or go home”; or c. Three to four years ago when IOPSA took the decision to stop playing around in the ‘big league’ and rather ‘focus on its knitting’. 3. According to the Rainwater Harvesting outdoor expo at PlumbDrain Africa article… a. Potable water will become more and more expensive. Not only must water storage tanks be compliant with SANS 1731, but they must be installed correctly especially if being used for the disposal of sewage or waste. b. Potable water will become more and more expensive. Not only must water storage tanks be compliant with SANS 1734, but they must be installed correctly especially if being used for the disposal of sewage or waste. c. Potable water will become more and more expensive. Not only must water storage tanks be compliant with SANS 1736, but they must be installed correctly especially if being used for the disposal of sewage or waste. 4. According to the feature on Plumbing in Healthcare… a. Doctor Carlo Urbani worked for the World November 2019 Volume 25 I Number 9 Health Organisation (WHO) in 2004. b. Doctor Carlo Urbani worked for the World Health Organisation (WHO) in 2003. c. Doctor Carlo Urbani worked for the World Plumbing Council in 2003. 5. SAWatermark executive director Herman Strauss studied the following: a. A law degree (LLB) at the Tshwane University of Technology (formerly known as Pretoria Technikon). b. A plumbing degree at the Tshwane University of Technology (formerly known as Pretoria Technikon). c. A BTech in mechanical engineering at Tshwane University of Technology (formerly known as Pretoria Technikon). 6. The Rwanda Plumbers Organisation recently made history by hosting: a. a plumbing code class. b. a plumbing beginners’ class. c. an ethics in plumbing class. 7. The Editor’s Note (‘Fitting Thought’) explains that the industry is to focus more on consumer protection. In terms of Consumer Protection Act, the right to fair and honest dealing is contained in: a. Section 55. b. Section 40. c. Section 58. 8. In the Technical article, the local standard that was focused on at the last quality workshop by SAPPMA, was: a. SANS/ISO 4427. b. SANS/ISO 4428. c. SANS/ISO 4429. PA www.plumbingafrica.co.za