HVAC Technology



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Why HVAC Training?

According to the US Department of Labor (Bureau of Labor Statistics)*, employment of heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers is projected to increase 14 percent during the 2014-24 decade. HVAC systems generally need to be replaced after 10-15 years, and due to the large number of homes and commercial properties built in recent years, these units will need to be repaired and replaced by 2024. With the increased complexity in production of these units, HVAC technicians will need advanced and superior training. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median average hourly pay these high level heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers will earn is $22.07/hour or $45,910 annually.
*www.bls.gov

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Why Rosedale for HVAC Technology Training?

Students will receive extensive hands-on training that will allow them to work in residential and commercial applications. The curriculum will focus on:

  • Basic Refrigeration
  • Electricity and Troubleshooting
  • Forced Air Heating Systems
  • Hydronic Heating Systems
  • Blue Print Reading
  • Sheet Metal Applications
  • Heat Pump Diagnostics
  • Thermodynamics and Design
  • Control System Analysis
  • Air Conditioning Maintenance

An Associate Degree in Specialized Technology is awarded upon graduation. Students will also have the opportunity to earn their EPA Section 608 Refrigerant Handling Certification.

We are looking to provide superior training in the HVAC field, so we only want the BEST students. Much like our other career programs we have very high expectations for the HVAC students. Please contact us for more information

What Equipment Do I Get To Work With?

  • AC Units including Central AC Units, Rooftop AC Units, Packaged AC Units, as well as Heating and Cooling Window Units and Variable Speed Condensing Furnaces
  • Residential Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Freezers, and Air Conditioners
  • Forced Air Gas, Oil and Electric Furnaces, as well as Oil and Gas Boiler Furnaces
  • Electric Wall Unit Furnaces, High Efficiency Furnaces, and Gas Fired Heaters
  • Various Sheet Metal and Duct Work Equipment, including but not limited to Combination Shear & Break, Foot Shear, Hand Seamer, Bench Brakes, Pittsburgh Lock, and Duct Board Cutter
  • Various Light Commercial units such as Walk-In Refrigerators and Ice Makers, Chest Freezers, Bottle Drink Coolers, Refrigerated Display Cases, and Back Bar Coolers

Call (800) 521-6262 to get started!

HVAC Technician Career Statistics