HVAC/R Service Technician

At Career College of Northern Nevada, you will get the in-depth, hands-on training you need to succeed in the rapidly growing field of HVAC. HVAC Service Technicians perform precise work where details make an important difference in a customer's comfort and satisfaction. HVAC Service Technicians provide comfortable home and office environments for thousands of grateful customers. According to the Department of Labor, HVAC and HVAC/R Service Technician jobs in the HVAC industry are expected to grow by 34% during the years 2010-2020, resulting in an addition of 90,300 jobs.* Through the HVAC/R program at CCNN, you'll gain the knowledge and advanced technical skills that prepare you for an entry-level position in this high-demand field.

(Diploma program: 9 Months/36 Weeks)

Your HVAC training includes:

Industry Mathematics

Troubleshooting and Diagnostics

Customer Relations

Leadership Development

Plus many other important skills

Upon completion of this HVAC/R diploma program, you'll be eligible to take the national EPA Section 608 certification exam.

What's an HVAC/R Service Technician?

Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Service Technicians may perform the following duties:

Install various heating and cooling devices

Perform routine maintenance and repair work processing refill requests

Replace filters, ducts and other parts of air systems

Conserve, recover and recycle refrigerants used in air-conditioning and refrigeration systems

Follow blueprints, design specifications and manufacturers' instructions to install motors, compressors, condensing units, evaporators, piping and other components

Check out this article about CCNN's HVAC/R training program as it appeared in the November, 2011 issue of RSES Journal.

Start training for your career as an HVAC/R Service Technician today!

For more information about our graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the HVAC Service Technician Training program and other important information, please click here.

* Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics February, 2013

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