48 Week HVAC Technician Program
This course covers the operation and troubleshooting of electrical and climate control systems and helps students become familiar with air conditioning units, solar panels and plumbing maintenance.
It also includes an advanced study of refrigeration and ice machine systems.
This course covers all the material included in Course 1 and provides advanced training in medium and low-temperature commercial refrigeration applications, heat pumps, installations and air flow.
Note: This program is approved for Federal Financial Aid to those who qualify. Call for more information.
Course Goals and Outcomes
This course helps students achieve a higher level of HVAC/R training, preparing them for career opportunities as heating and air conditioning service technicians, building and facility maintenance engineers or commercial refrigeration service technicians.
Students who complete this course will receive their US/EPA Section 608 certification and may test for their North American Technician Excellence (NATE) certification.
How it Works
This 48-week (12-month) course is a 928 hour training program that is broken down into 50 percent instruction and 50 percent hands-on learning experiences. Students who participate in this course receive grades based on individual and group projects and attendance.
This course will aid in the preparation for the participant’s US/EPA certification test and provides greater opportunities for future employment.
Course Schedules
DeHart Technical School offers flexible instruction times, because many of our students work while attending.
The following course times are available:
- Mon-Fri: 7:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
- Mon-Fri: 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
- Mon-Fri: 5 p.m. - 9 p.m.
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Course Details
This section will cover safety, tools and soft skills, electrical and meters, solar system integration and codes, solar operations and solar panel installation.
This section will cover refrigeration, heat transfer, thermal law, superheat, subcooling, brazing, recovery, vacuum, charging, review for the EPA test and EPA testing.
This section will cover electrical motors, loads and controls, wiring diagrams, ladder and pictorial troubleshooting.
This section will cover UPC code, safety, sizing and operation, flue, combustion air, gas, basic heating operation, controls and safeties, wiring diagrams and troubleshooting, and water heater operation.
This section will cover facility electrical safety, facility electrical and NEC code (article 200).
This section will cover facility plumbing safety, water heaters, understanding plastic and copper piping, beginning basic cast iron pipe, understanding brazing, flaring and swaging copper tubing, and sweating and fitting copper tubing.
This section will cover a review of the core (parts 1 and 2), review of air conditioning, review of heating and NATE testing.
This section will cover a review of the core (parts 1 and 2), review of air conditioning, review of heating and NATE testing.
This section will cover low-temperature and medium-temperature refrigeration cycle and sequence of operation, compressors, condensers and fans, receivers, evaporators, temperature controls and metering devices.
This section will cover ice machine refrigeration cycle and sequence of operation, compressors, condensers and fans, receivers, metering devices, evaporators and water distribution systems.
This section will cover air conditioning, heat pump application to climate controls, wiring diagrams and troubleshooting.
This section will cover heat transfer, air conditioning and heating troubleshooting techniques, air quality and comfort, air distribution and balance.
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Why DeHart Technical School?
Hands-On Training
Students of our programs earn certifications and master HVAC, Refrigeration and Facilities Maintenance, Electrical, and Plumbing Industry Skills that make them highly valuable to employers with many getting job offers before they have even graduated.
Flexible Class Times
Most students work while going to school, classes start every month with morning, afternoon, and evening sessions available Monday-Friday.
Job Placement for Life
Career assistance doesn’t stop once you graduate from DeHart Technical School. Our graduates enjoy assistance with job skills and placement for life.
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