Pipe Smarter, Not Harder

Designing or installing drainage piping systems for commercial and industrial facilities? This webinar is tailored specifically for engineers and mechanical contractors looking to provide a high-performance drainage system that reduces installation time and labor.

Learn about the benefits of stainless steel piping vs. traditional cast iron and PVC piping in modern drainage systems. Compare the installation cost and value across jointing methods, labor requirements, safety measures, and more. Earn 0.1 ASPE CEU.

Join us on Tuesday, November 18, 2025 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM ET as we discuss these key topics:

• Understanding the differences in material composition, installation methods, and performance of stainless-steel push-fit and traditional drainage systems.
• Evaluating the labor-saving benefits of stainless-steel push-fit pipe and drains compared to traditional piping and drainage systems.
• Assessing the impact of labor efficiency on project cost, timelines, and workforce productivity.
• Identifying project applications where labor-saving piping systems provide the greatest value.

Your Presenter

Scott Steindler

Director of Industrial Sales for Mueller Steam, Western Regional Sales Manager for BLÜCHER

Scott Steindler is the Director of Industrial Sales for Mueller Steam and Western Regional Sales Manager for BLÜCHER, both Divisions of Watts Water Technologies. His background includes a multitude of roles in the Plumbing Industry as a Plumbing and Fire Protection Designer, Wholesaler, Contractor, and Manufacturers’ Representative. Scott has served as the ASPE Region IV Director, Vice-President of Membership and Vice-President Technical for the National Society Board of ASPE; he has also served in various positions on the local Boards of the Los Angeles, Charlotte, and New Orleans Chapters of ASPE. Scott has earned his FASPE, CPD, GPD, LEED-AP BD+C, and ARCSA-AP (IS), and GGP accreditations during his career as a plumbing designer. He currently resides in Phoenix, AZ with his two sons.

By attending the entire webinar, you can receive 0.1 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) through the American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE).