Commercial Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning Technician Training at NCE
EPA Certification by ESCO
Why train to be an HVAC/R Technician?
HVAC Technicians are in high demand! Because homes and businesses rely on Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning systems to keep them comfortable, HVAC Technicians are critical and find themselves busy year-round in all parts of the country. HVAC careers pay well too! According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics, salary can vary widely by region and level of experience, but HVAC Technicians make an average of $22.07 per hour, or $48,320 annually.
What does an HVAC Technician do?
HVAC Technicians are responsible for the systems that control the climate in our homes, buildings, and vehicles. Through installation, maintenance, inspection, and repair, HVAC Technicians manage air temperature and quality.
Where can an HVAC Technician work?
HVAC technicians work in every part of the country! Every vehicle, home and building requires HVAC installation, maintenance, and service. Graduates of HVAC training programs are qualified to work in private industry or major commercial companies such as hospitals, hotels, office buildings, or manufacturers.
What is the job outlook for HVAC Technicians?
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics (BLS 2017), employment of HVAC Technicians and Installers is expected to increase by an incredible 15% by 2026. This rate is significantly higher than the average rate of employment growth, and translates to an additional 38,700 HVAC positions in the United States in the coming years.
Why train to be an HVAC Technician at NCE?
The Commercial Refrigeration, Heating and Air Conditioning program (HVAC) program at NCE prepares students for entry-level careers in the HVAC industry. NCE’s HVAC program teaches the knowledge and skills to install, service, and repair both residential and commercial air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration systems and maintain EPA regulations when troubleshooting and repairing residential and commercial equipment. NCE uses hands-on, practical training techniques to teach students how to work with temperature control systems, air quality systems, humidity and refrigeration systems.
Graduates of NCE’s HVAC program will be able to test for an ESCO EPA certification, and are prepared to immediately enter the workforce and begin successful careers as HVAC Technicians.
If you are looking to start a career in the Commercial Refrigeration, Heating and Air Conditioning field, then look no further- NCE has a tremendous training program and facility to train you for success as an HVAC Technician!
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