HVAC Technician

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Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning technicians also noun as HVAC tech, work on heating, ventilation, cooling, and refrigeration systems which control the temperature of buildings and homes. Their work may be installing new systems in a newly developed building or the repair and maintenance of already installed systems.

HVACR systems have become more complex nowadays. For this reason, employers prefer applicants with a certificate who are also licensed. Our graduates in the HVAC Technician 150 hour program acquire a working knowledge of the heating and cooling cycles and various phases of the fundamental principles of controls and electrical systems associated with HVAC systems in 150 hours. They also learn the principles and concepts associated with the EPA Section 608 Certificate and, when they successfully pass the EPA examination, they earn their EPA Certificate.

NIU College is an approved testing site for HVAC Excellence, so our graduates can take the HVAC Excellence State Licensing Test right here at our own campus.

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WHAT DOES A HVAC TECHNICIAN DO?

HVAC Technicians are licensed individuals with extensive training who install, repair and maintain Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning systems. Their work is very essential during hot and cold seasons. Heating and air conditioning systems control the environment we live or work in. Controlling temperature, humidity, and overall air quality in homes, businesses, and other buildings is a must during cold or hot seasons. Climate-controlled environment and refrigeration systems are also needed for the transportation of food and medicines to name a few.

Due to government regulations, HVAC Technicians are required to be licensed. NIU College is an approved testing site for
HVAC Excellence, so our graduates can take the State Licensing Test right here at our own campus.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics employment of HVAC Technicians is projected to grow (15 percent from 2016 to 2026),
much faster than the average for all occupations.

HVAC Technicians perform a variety of tasks that include but are not limited to:

Install, repair, clean, and maintain HVAC systems
Install electrical components and wiring
Inspect and test HVAC systems and components
Discuss system malfunctions with customers

Repair or replace defective parts
Recommend maintenance to improve system performance
Keep records of work performed

HVAC Technicians can find employment at a variety of places including:

Plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors
Corporations
Banks
Retail
Health Organizations
Government—state and local
Hospitals

Educational services
Non-profit organizations
Food industry
Entertainment industry
Physician offices
Self-employed workers
Private organizations

PROGRAM QUICK FACTS (SUMMARY)

Program Duration	7.5 Weeks
Externship Duration	None
Program Tuition and Cost	$9,994
Completion Document Awarded	Upon successful completion of the HVAC Fundamental graduates have the ability to earn three nationally recognized certificates: EPA 608 Certificate, R-410 A Safety Certificate and OSHA 10-Hour Certificate.

COURSES YOU WOULD TAKE FOR THIS PROGRAM

R-410A	Refrigeration	5 hours (4 lab hours)
EPA 608	EPA Certificate Study Course	10 hours (6 lab hours)
OSHA	OSHA 10-Hour Training Course	10 Hours
HV 103	Basic Safety	2 Hours
HV 107	Introduction to the HVAC Trade	8 hours (7 lab hours)
HV 109	Copper and Plastic Piping Practices	10 hours (8 lab hours)
HV 117	Soldering and Brazing	10 hours (8 lab hours)
HV 119	Ferrous Metal Piping	10 hours (8 lab hours)
HV 121	Basic Electricity	30 hours (25 lab hours)
HV 123	Introduction to Cooling	30 hours (25 lab hours)
HV 127	Introduction to Heating	20 hours (15 lab hours)
HV 129	Air Distribution Systems	5 hours (4 lab hours)