6 Week HVAC Program

An introduction to the HVACR basic fundamentals and terminology, and the applied physics concepts that are utilized in HVACR systems. Subjects include measurements, heat, pressure, gas properties, and air properties. Instruction aligns with ACCA Quality Installation & Maintenance Standards. This course is recognized for 18 hours of continuing education (CEHs) applicable to NATE re-certification.

Students will gain insight into HVAC system operation and design, including fuel energy conversion, heat loss and gain calculations, mechanical system efficiency, air distribution, and ventilation approaches. The course also highlights building envelope considerations, the impact of energy codes, and the integration of smart controls for efficiency optimization.

Additionally, students will explore emerging HVAC trends, including high-efficiency heating and cooling technologies, advancements in refrigerants, and smart home integrations that enhance system automation and energy management.

This course is recognized for 9 hours of continuing education (CEHs) applicable to NATE re-certification.

HVACR Refrigeration 141 provides a thorough examination of the refrigeration cycle as it is applied to both air conditioning and refrigeration purposes, and presents a practical and systematic method to diagnose problems in the refrigeration cycle. If you understand the parameters governing the operation of the refrigeration cycle, you will be able to diagnose any piece of equipment. Prerequisite: It is recommended that you have a good understanding of HVACR Fundamentals, or have a working knowledge of them, prior to enrollment into this intermediate course. Instruction aligns with ACCA Quality Installation and  ACCA/ ASHRAE Standard 180.

This online refrigeration training course is recognized for 18 hours of continuing education (CEHs) applicable to NATE re-certification.

You will learn How to identify when and where there is a leak, Leak detection methods, Reasons for system evacuation, Operation of a Vacuum Pump, Operation of a Micron Gauge, Importance of the correct charge, and Methods used to check a charge. You’ll acquire all the knowledge you need to do the job right. Instruction aligns with ACCA Quality Installation and ACCA/ ASHRAE Standard 180. Prerequisites: You will want to have completed 141 HVACR Refrigeration I, and 142 HVACR Refrigeration II, or have a working knowledge of the content of those courses prior to enrollment into this advanced course. Please refer to the 141 & 142 course descriptions in the Catalog for specific details.

This online refrigeration training course is recognized for 9 hours of continuing education (CEHs) applicable to NATE re-certification.

This course was created to help prepare the student for the EPA Section 608 Certification exam and provides the EPA 608 Technician Certification Exam proctored online. Our course material is in alignment with the current federal standards and is packed with downloadable study guides, a video, and an EPA 608 Exam Prep Manual. The first module starts the student with the Core then moves onto Type I, II, and III certifications, which includes Terms Definitions Exercise and ends with a practice exam. The course is divided into the following sections:

This online refrigeration training course is recognized for 12 hours of continuing education (CEHs) applicable to NATE re-certification.

An introduction to basic electrical theory such as the electron, Ohms Law, circuit schematic symbols, circuit characteristics and measurements as applied to DC & AC circuits in the HVACR industry. Instruction aligns with ACCA Quality Installation & Maintenance Standards.

The ESCO Electrical Theory and Application e-book is viewable in the course.

This course is recognized for 18 hours of continuing education (CEHs) applicable to NATE re-certification.

A continuation of the Electrical 111 course, concepts presented focus on alternating current production and application to devices utilized in HVACR systems.

Topics include magnetism, alternating current, two types of loads, capacitors, and values of load devices and their calculations, and transformers. Instruction aligns with ACCA Quality Installation & Maintenance Standards. The ESCO Electrical Theory and Application e-book is viewable in the course.

This course is recognized for 18 hours of continuing education (CEHs) applicable to NATE re-certification.

A logical continuation of 112 Electrical, this course covers common control components found in HVACR systems.

Presentations and examples are given for specific devices and their electrical sequence of operation in normal HVACR applications. The final modules discuss wiring and schematic reading. Instruction aligns with ACCA Quality Installation & Maintenance Standards.

The ESCO Electrical Theory and Application e-book is viewable in the course.

Recommended Prerequisites: you will want to have completed 111 HVACR Electrical DC Theory Plus, and 112 HVACR Electrical AC Theory Plus, or have a working knowledge of the content of those courses prior to enrollment into this advanced course. Please refer to each course description in the Catalog for the specific details.

113 Electrical is recognized for 18 hours of continuing education (CEHs) applicable to NATE re-certification.

This four module series is designed to present the HVACR technician/student with the analysis and diagnostic skills to identify and solve electrical problems in HVACR systems and equipment. You’ll explore critical topics like electrical testing and service instruments. Reading and understanding electrical schematics and diagrams is focused upon in great detail. You will gain practical expertise in troubleshooting electrical problems and issues. The course is not limited to one manufacturer or type of system. Emphasis is put on real-world operations and troubleshooting scenarios.

This course is recognized for 12 hours of continuing education (CEHs) applicable to NATE re-certification.

Presented in partnership with RedVector, this OSHA 10-Hour Construction online course is a part of an OSHA outreach program that results in a valid DOL/OSHA 10-Hour Card. This online training course teaches recognition, avoidance, abatement and prevention of safety and health hazards in workplaces. This course also provides information regarding workers’ rights, employer responsibilities and how to file a complaint. It was designed to help workers stay up-to-date with their OSHA safety requirements.

Once purchased and enrolled, student services will send a separate email with login information to the RedVector portal.

This course provides knowledge and skills required to become a highly skilled technician who will install, maintain, and repair residential and small commercial Gas Heat Systems.

We explore all the mechanical, electrical, and accessory devices commonly found in the modern Gas Heating Systems.

With this knowledge, you will build troubleshooting skills and identify applicable codes as they pertain to the installation and use of these systems.

Also extremely important is the focus on safety for the technician, the building, and its occupants. Instruction aligns with ACCA Quality Installation & Maintenance Standards.

This course is recognized for 18 hours of continuing education (CEHs) applicable to NATE re-certification.

This advanced level, ten – module series, is designed for experienced HVACR technicians, or those who have completed an educational program in HVACR. The 235 course focuses upon introducing the HVACR technician to high performance heat pumps, and equips you with the knowledge to master modern heat pump systems, from initial cost analysis to advanced diagnostics.

In this 235 course, You’ll explore critical topics like inverter technology, heating load calculations, and cutting-edge installation practices. Gain practical expertise in troubleshooting, performance validation, and energy efficiency, empowering you to deliver optimized comfort solutions for your customers. Whether you’re designing systems, selecting equipment, or fine-tuning performance, this course prepares you to lead in the growing heat pump market. The course is not limited to one manufacturer or type of system. Emphasis is put on real-world operations and troubleshooting scenarios.

This course is recognized for 30 hours of continuing education (CEHs) applicable to NATE re-certification.