HVAC Technician Certificate
At a Glance
Carroll’s HVAC Technician certificate workforce training program serves as a pathway to our HVACR Apprenticeship program. Expert instruction occurs in a classroom equipped with standard heating, ventilation and air conditioning appliances.
Approx. Number of Hours:
90
Program Cost:**
$1,178
Est. Hourly Wage:*
$13 per hour
Min. Occupational Requirements:
None
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HVAC Technician Job Overview
HVAC Technicians work in entry-level positions with large or small contracting companies, manufacturers or wholesalers of environmental systems equipment. They install, service and repair heating and air conditioning systems in both residences and commercial establishments.
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Licensure/certification earned
Upon successful completion of this training and the refrigerant handling certification exam administered during class, you are eligible for an EPA Refrigerant Reclamation Certification.
Curriculum
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This course provides the skills needed to work in entry-level positions with Environmental Systems employers. Learn heating and cooling theory, copper, plastic, and ferrous metal piping practices, soldering and brazing, basic principles of electricity, and installation techniques. Required text: Fundamentals of HVACR, 3rd edition by Carter Staanfield and David Skaves.
Gain additional competencies relating to installation, troubleshooting and repair of heating and cooling systems. Course includes refrigerant transition and recovery certification. Work with the instructor to identify required competencies. Prerequisites: Applications in Environmental Systems 1 or working knowledge of heating and cooling systems. Required Text: Fundamentals of HVACR, 3rd Edition.
Interested in enrolling?
410-386-8100 | cet@carrollcc.edu
*Wages are based on data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and are estimates only.
**Unless noted, cost does not include any required textbooks and related materials, applicable licensing fees, background check fees, testing fees or prerequisite courses.