HVAC/R
Our Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration program teaches students how to plan, install, maintain, repair and troubleshoot residential and light commercial heating and cooling units. Students will be introduced to electrical, plumbing and pipefitting.
CAREER OUTLOOK FOR THE HVAC/R & RELATED FIELDS
Beginning median salary of $48,940 or $23.53 per hour as an HVAC/R Mechanic and Installer.
With additional training students can prepare to pursue a career in Plumbing with a median salary of $58,860 or $28.19 per hour.
Projected job growth through 2028 is 13% in Ohio and 5% nationwide in both HVAC/R & plumbing fields.
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Instructor: Mike Earick
Skills You'll Learn in This Program
Heating and cooling systems
HVAC Refrigeration
Fundamentals of sheet metal trade as it relates to ductwork
Use and interpret construction drawings for material calculations and selection
Certifications for Qualifying Students
North American Technician Excellence HVAC Support Technician
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Refrigerant Recovery
Core + Level 1 [Small Appliances]Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Refrigerant Recovery
Core + Level 2 [High Pressure]Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Refrigerant Recovery
Core + Level 3 [Low Pressure]Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Refrigerant Recovery
UniversalNCCER Level 1 Electrical
NCCER Level 1 Plumbing
OSHA-10
Fundamentals in plumbing technologies
Introduction to the sheet metal trade, with components of ductwork
Introduction to electrical systems
Career Opportunities
This is the program for you if you want to work as a/an:
A/C Tech (Air Conditioning Technician)
HVAC Installer
HVAC Mechanic
HVAC Specialist
Refrigeration Mechanic
Refrigeration Technician
Service Technician
Systems Mechanic
With further training you can become a/an:
Maintenance Technician/Mechanic
HVAC Technician
Building Manager
Safety & Maintenance Coordinator
Electrical or Plumbing Apprentice
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