Become a well-rounded HVAC technician as you learn the fundamentals and hone your skills in the field of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning.
This is an NCCER-certified, four-level training program on heating, ventilation and air-conditioning. it provides hands-on training in the electro-mechanical industry with sessions on hardware and wiring termination, troubleshooting and training on specialized commercial HVAC systems and applications.
Introduction to HVAC | |
Trade Mathematics | |
Basic Electricity | |
Introduction to Heating | |
Introduction to Cooling | |
Introduction to Air Distribution Systems | |
Basic Copper and Plastic Piping Practices | |
Soldering and Brazing | |
Basic Carbon Steel Piping Practices |
195
Minimum of Grade 10 schooling and age of 16 and above
Alternating Current | |
Compressors | |
Refrigerants and Oils | |
Leak Detection, Evacuation, Recovery, and Charging | |
Metering Devices | |
Heat Pumps | |
Basic Maintenance | |
Chimneys, Vents, and Flues | |
Sheet Metal Duct Systems | |
Fiberglass and Flexible Duct Systems | |
Commercial Airside Systems | |
Air Quality Equipment | |
Introduction to Hydronic Systems |
175
Completion of Level I
Fasteners, Hardware, and Wiring Terminations | |
Control Circuit and Motor Troubleshooting | |
Troubleshooting Cooling | |
Troubleshooting Heat Pumps | |
Troubleshooting Gas Heating | |
Troubleshooting Oil Heating | |
Troubleshooting Accessories | |
Zoning, Ductless, and Variable Refrigerant Flow Systems | |
Commercial Hydronic Systems | |
Steam Systems | |
Retail Refrigeration System | |
Customer Relations |
170
Completion of Level II
Water Treatment | |
Indoor Air Quality | |
Energy Conservation | |
Building Management Systems | |
System Air Balancing | |
System Startup and Shutdown | |
Construction Drawings and Specifications | |
Heating and Cooling System Design | |
Commercial/Industrial Refrigeration Systems | |
Alternative and Specialized Heating and Cooling Systems | |
Fundamentals of Crew Leadership |
160
Completion of Level III