HVAC
HVAC Technicians Help Keep Life Comfortable — Everywhere
Program Overview
Take Control of Your Future with Training in HVAC
Heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration technicians are responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing the HVAC/R systems that control the temperature and air quality in our businesses and homes. As our climate continues to shift and change, HVAC technicians will be key to helping us maintain our comfort and quality of living. Some technicians even specialize in certain areas of the industry, like solar panel systems, commercial refrigeration, radiant heating systems, and more.
What HVAC Techs Do
As an HVAC technician, your daily tasks will include things like:
- Installing, cleaning, and maintaining residential and commercial HVAC/R systems
- Installing electrical components and wiring within heating and cooling systems
- Inspecting and testing HVAC/R components and full systems, either as an individual or as part of a team
- Isolating worn or defective parts and repairing or replacing them
- Recommending maintenance to improve system performance or increase the lifespan of system components
- Keep detailed records of the work you perform· Interacting with clients and customers and discussing any issues or system malfunctioning
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What You Will Learn in Our HVAC Program
Both the theoretical and technical skills you will need on the job
The HVAC program is focused on the learning objectives that have been identified by HVAC industry groups, like Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute AHRI and NATE. It’s structured to teach you the operations, maintenance, and repair of residential and commercial heating and air conditioning systems. Our program will cover both the theoretical and technical skills you will need on the job, utilizing hands-on training guided by real, experienced industry professionals.
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Benefits of HVAC Training at Summit College
Becoming an HVAC technician means you could have great long-term job prospects and a career you can feel good about that has you interacting with all kinds of people from all walks of life. And Summit College can help you get the training and skills you need. We’ve been doing it since 1991 — it’s practically in our DNA. We believe we’re in this together with every student; you’ll get all the support and encouragement you need every step of the way, even after graduation.
Fast track your career:
At Summit, we understand that a lot of people want to start working in their chosen field sooner than later. That’s why we’ve designed a consolidated and effective curriculum. You can complete the HVAC program in as few as 9 months, and you’ll also be eligible for the EPA 608 Universal Certification before you graduate and the core NATE (North American Technician Excellence) certification after you graduate.
Professional faculty focused on your success:
Your instructors have all done the job you’re training for and use their experience to prepare you for real-world situations. They’ll help you better understand the mechanical systems and components you’ll be working with, giving you confidence to succeed.
Comprehensive curriculum:
Your curriculum goes beyond the skills and basics, specially structured to prepare you for the necessary EPA certifications you’ll need to work in today’s field.
Support throughout your program:
Benefit from free tutoring, hands-on labs, and career services that include resume assistance, mock interviews, and workshops.
HVAC Career Opportunities
Since you’ll find HVAC systems pretty much anywhere people live and work, there’s no shortage of demand for qualified technicians. When you graduate, you’ll be qualified to obtain your 608 Technician Certification from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). You’ll also be qualified to earn certifications through the North American Technician Excellence organization. Once you’re certified, you’ll be qualified for entry-level jobs with HVAC contractors, construction firms, or even as a self-employed technician.
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