Plumbing & Mechanical Association of Georgia

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The Plumbing & Mechanical Association of Georgia

The Plumbing & Mechanical Association of Georgia is an association of plumbing & mechanical firms and professionals. PMA has members throughout the State who are working to meet the needs of Georgia's plumbing & mechanical industry. PMA is affiliated with the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors-National Association (PHCC).

The Plumbing & Mechanical Association of Georgia is dedicated to protecting the health and comfort of the public by promoting industry education and improving consumer relations with professionalism and integrity.

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The May 15 - 17th Plumbing Review Course has been cancelled. To check other class dates go to the Education Section or click here.

PMA 116TH ANNUAL MEETING & EDUCATIONAL SESSION
June 19th - 22, 2008
Amelia Island Plantation
Amelia Island, Florida
Register before May 19th and Save!
For more information click here

Individuals working in a subcontractor capacity have until December 31, 2007 to obtain subcontractor certification. Subcontractor Awareness Seminar Attendees include but not limited to:
•Plumbers and electrician's (will require certification if conducting a land disturbing activity within a permitted project site).
PMA will schedule seminars based on member input, please contact the office to schedule a seminar.
For more information click here

Department of Homeland Security has issued a new I-9 form. Employers must begin using new form by December 26, 2007. To go to the US Citizenship and Immigration Service website, click here.

To get a copy of the new I-9 click here.

Download 2008 Georgia Amendments to International Plumbing Code (IPC) 2006 Edition and International Gas Fuel Code (IFGC) 2006 Edition.

• PHCC-National Assn
• Georgia General Assembly
• Construction Education Foundation (CEFGA)
• Apprenticeship Training
• Insurance (Federated)
• Georgia.gov (State Gov't Info.)
• Georgia Soil & Water Conservation Commission (GASWCC)
• Americans Disability Act (ADA) Codes Georgia
• State Plumbing Board.
• Dept. of Community Affairs (Codes)
• Plumbing and Mechanical Magazine
• Gas Appliance Mfg Assn
• Consumer Product Safety
• Utilities Protection Center
• Water Use It Wisely
• MyPlumbingPortal
•Georgia Rural Water Association - Backflow Training

Note: Linked sites are not under the control of PMA. PMA is not responsible for the contents of any linked site. PMA is providing these links only as a convenience, and the inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement by PMA of the site.

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