103 Basic Sheet Metal Course

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103 Basic Sheet Metal

(7 Modules / 21 Instructional Hours)Foundation
Written by Mark Clemons

This course will assist HVAC Technicians and others involved in the HVAC industry with a basic understanding of sheet metal. Sheet metal work is essential to HVAC work. An HVAC tech doing a furnace change out, for instance, will need to fit the new furnace to the plenum which may involve designing or building an adapter. The idea of taking a flat piece of metal and forming it into something useful, functional or decorative can be one of the most fascinating aspects of HVAC work. Instruction aligns with ACCA Quality Installation and ACCA/ ASHRAE Standard180. This course is recognized for 21 hours of continuing education (CEHs) which are applicable to NATE re-certification.

If you are only taking a few courses with us there is not a requirement for a textbook.

We will always recommend to our students to have a good general textbook for reference, the mark of a professional!

Each course purchase allows one year enrollment to complete. Must obtain a 70% or higher to obtain CEU recognition. Course provides you with a Subject Matter Expert (mentor) to assist with questions and all course materials for the duration of the course.

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Modules cover

  • Types of Sheet Metal and Their Uses
  • Assembling, Connecting, and Fastening Sheet Metal Components
  • Sheet Metal Tools and Their Uses
  • Sealing, Insulating and Lining Sheet Metal Ductwork
  • Specifications, Symbols, and Codes
  • Introduction to Sheet Metal Duct Layout and Fabrication
  • Methods of Layout and Development

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