IHACI - New Hire & Safety Module Part 1 - Downey
Date and Time
Wednesday May 16, 2018
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM PDT
Wednesday, May 16, 2018
6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Location
SoCalGas Energy Resource Center
9240 Firestone Blvd.
Downey, CA 92401
Fees/Admission
Free
Website
Description
New Hire & Safety Module - 1
Quality Installation, Maintenance and Service in the California HVAC Market (CAQI/CAQM/CAQS)
SoCalGas and IHACI are proud to announce a new set of courses focusing on quality installation, maintenance, and service of HVAC systems in California. Each series of courses focuses on a particular HVAC appliance and covers all areas required to properly design, install, commission, maintain, service, diagnose, and verify proper operation. These courses help provide participants with the skill sets and tools to ensure that the systems they work on are safe, reliable, and operating as efficiently as possible.
This four-part module is designed for entry level technicians who are entering the HVAC/R field with little to no formal education or training. It focuses on the numerous areas of safety installers and service technicians are required to know when working on the various systems within our industry. It also includes an introduction and comprehensive overview of the fundamental knowledge, and skill sets new hires should possess, such as component identification, tool selection and identification, system measurements and units, heat transference, airflow, and concludes by outlying the proper soft skills and diagnostic steps required when servicing residential or light commercial HVACR systems in the field.
NOTE: ATTENDEES MUST REGISTER FOR EACH SEMINAR INDIVIDUALLY.
Quality Installation, Maintenance and Service in the California HVAC Market (CAQI/CAQM/CAQS)
SoCalGas and IHACI are proud to announce a new set of courses focusing on quality installation, maintenance, and service of HVAC systems in California. Each series of courses focuses on a particular HVAC appliance and covers all areas required to properly design, install, commission, maintain, service, diagnose, and verify proper operation. These courses help provide participants with the skill sets and tools to ensure that the systems they work on are safe, reliable, and operating as efficiently as possible.
This four-part module is designed for entry level technicians who are entering the HVAC/R field with little to no formal education or training. It focuses on the numerous areas of safety installers and service technicians are required to know when working on the various systems within our industry. It also includes an introduction and comprehensive overview of the fundamental knowledge, and skill sets new hires should possess, such as component identification, tool selection and identification, system measurements and units, heat transference, airflow, and concludes by outlying the proper soft skills and diagnostic steps required when servicing residential or light commercial HVACR systems in the field.
NOTE: ATTENDEES MUST REGISTER FOR EACH SEMINAR INDIVIDUALLY.
