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Heating Sytem Technician

HVAC Technician

The HVAC industry continues to thrive, offering stable, rewarding career opportunities. There are over 440,000 HVAC technicians in the United States and less than 1% work in Idaho. While employment in HVAC roles is expected to grow 9% in the US through 2032, it is projected to increase a staggering 27% in Idaho with about 450 annual job openings.

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The average salaries and wages for HVAC professionals in Idaho increase with experience and training. HVAC Installers, Technicians, and Mechanics can expect average hourly wages to range between $26-30 per hour plus an average of $6,750 in overtime pay per year. 

 

This comprehensive program equips you with the essential skills to step confidently into entry-level HVAC roles in Idaho. You'll gain hands-on experience in:

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  •  HVAC System Maintenance: Perform routine maintenance to keep systems running efficiently.

  • Electrical Troubleshooting: Diagnose and repair common HVAC electrical components.

  • Refrigerant Handling & Safety: Master the safe handling of refrigerants following industry standards.

  • HVAC Tools & Techniques: Learn how to use the essential tools of the trade effectively.

 

Beyond technical skills, this program prepares you with critical safety knowledge, including OSHA 10 training, empowering you to recognize and prevent workplace hazards in the construction industry. Plus, you'll have the opportunity to earn industry-recognized certifications:

OSHA 10 Certificate

Essential workplace safety practices

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EPA 608 Certificate

Required for handling refrigerants

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NATE Ready to Work Certificate

Recognized proof of HVAC competency

Online Course Curriculum

Estimated 90 Hours to Complete

(Students have access to the program for 12 months from enrollment)

HVAC Module:

  1. What is HVAC?

  2. HVAC Componnents

  3. Tool Identification & Selection

  4. Measurements & Units

  5. Basic Heat Transfer

  6. General Safety

  7. Electrical Safety

  8. Compressed Gas Safety

  9. Electrical for HVAC/R

  10. HVAC Refrigeration Principles

  11. HVAC Evacuation & Charging

  12. HVAC Troubleshooting

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OSHA 10 Module:

  1. Introduction to OSHA

  2. Walking-Working Surfaces

  3. Emergency Action Plans & Fire Protection

  4. Avoiding Electrocution Hazards

  5. Personal Protective Equipment

  6. Hazard Communication

  7. Materials Handling, Storage, Use & Disposal

  8. ​Machine Guarding

  9. Industrial Hygiene

  10. Bloodborne Pathogens

  11. Ergonomics

  12. Safe Driving Practices

  13. Preventing Workplace Violence

  14. Safety & Health Programs

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Requirements

For Admission:

  • At least 18 years of age

  • High School Diploma or GED

  • Proof of US Residency

  • English Proficiency

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For Your Technology:

  • Hardware:

    • CPU: 1 Ghz or higher​

    • RAM: 2 GB or higher

    • Resolution: 1280 X 720 or higher

    • Speakers / Headphones

  • Operating System:​

    • Microsoft Windows 7 or 10 (Home or Pro)​

    • macOS 10 or higher​

    • Google Chrome browser (recommended)

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