This Course is targeted toward HVAC Techs who are beginning to work on Light Commercial systems.

This session aims to impart the fundamental principles of the mechanical refrigeration process.

Students will gain the essential skills to properly service, troubleshoot, and maintain modern HVAC systems.

Attendees will learn practical service procedures and troubleshooting techniques that will enhance their performance on the job.

This course is specifically designed for equipment operators, maintenance personnel, and service technicians who maintain, troubleshoot, and service residential and commercial HVAC systems.

This Class is categorized as Low-Intermediate-to-Intermidiate on the Light Commercial Track.

This Course is targeted toward HVAC Techs who are beginning to work on Light Commercial systems.

In this session, we recognize the HVAC industry faces a significant number of field problems, primarily due to electrical system malfunctions. Properly identifying and rectifying these malfunctions promptly is the most significant challenge faced by service technicians. This course was specifically designed to address these concerns and equip attendees with the essential “technical tools” and confidence required to resolve issues effectively and minimize costly callbacks. The course employs a logical and practical approach in teaching wiring diagram interpretation and the application of time-tested troubleshooting procedures and techniques. Attendees will gain practical service procedures and troubleshooting techniques that will significantly enhance their performance in the field. This course is tailored for maintenance personnel and service technicians who are responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and servicing residential and light commercial HVAC equipment.

This Class is categorized as Low-Intermediate-to-Intermidiate on the Light Commercial Track.

This Course is targeted toward Light Commercial (6TR-25TR) Techs who are beginning to work on Applied/Hydronic Cooling systems.

This session is specifically designed for personnel who operate, service, maintain, and install scroll liquid chillers. Attendees will gain an in-depth understanding of the electrical control systems of microprocessor-based chillers, lubrication systems, refrigerant circuitry, waterside and compression processes of scroll chillers. Attendees will learn practical service procedures and troubleshooting techniques that will enhance their performance when servicing and maintaining scroll liquid chillers in the field.

This Class is categorized as Intermediate-to-Intermediate-High Level on the Light Commercial Track.