The decision to align ourselves with the Refrigeration Service Engineers' Society was based on our interest in offering a curriculum and training materials that are nationally recognized, provide a substantive technical foundation, and offer opportunities for continuing education throughout a graduate's career.

The most important opportunities our curriculum offers are:

• Comprehensive knowledge base specific to the industry
• Hands-on training in real-world situations
• National certifications
• Membership in a nationally recognized industry group
• A challenging program schedule that tested a student's determination to succeed

In meeting the above requirements, all students are trained to competency in a variety of specific skills, including but not limited to:

• Recover refrigerant from a system
• Dehydrate a system to the required vacuum
• Charge a system with refrigerant to the specified level
• Use and read refrigerant gauges
• Use and read Volt/Ohm meter
• Install copper line-set for refrigeration systems
• Weld copper tubing connections
• Install duct work, hard pipe and flex
• Change compressor on refrigeration systems
• Change fan motor on refrigeration systems
• Install / replace thermostat on refrigeration systems
• Change coils on refrigeration systems
• Clean coils on refrigeration systems
• Check pressures and temperatures on systems to ensure optimum performance
• Check and replace, start contactor & capacitor, if found to be faulty
• Other skills such as working with the various hand tools used in the HVAC/R industry will be acquired.

You can view our complete syllabus here.