Home Heating & Cooling - Buckeye Joint Vocational School

Home Heating & Cooling from Buckeye Joint Vocational School is a Campus Certificate Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Buckeye's Home Heating & Cooling course is a comprehensive program that not only prepares students to problem-solve heating and air conditioning problems, but also to learn the intricacies of other specialized industry skills like sheet-metal construction. Students also learn the supervisory and business skills necessary to own and manage their own shop. With the increased regulation of air quality in homes and commercial buildings, the outlook for HVAC technicians has never been brighter. New home and office construction is pushing the need for skilled sheet metal fabricators ever higher. Technical subjects covered include basic electricity, system operation, brazing, sheet metal fabrication, a/c systems, heat pumps, troubleshooting, and design work. Students are afforded the opportunity to install the heating and cooling system for the new house Buckeye's building trades constructs each year near the school. Graduates can expect to secure employment as a service technician, equipment installer, vending machine repair technician, restaurant refrigeration technician, or service parts clerk. Later on graduates might work as crew foremen or supervisors, A/C inspectors or estimators, business managers, or even owner/operators. Here's a partial list of companies that have employed Buckeye Graduates: * Carpenter Heating & Cooling * Dover Philadelphia Heating & Cooling * Ohio Heating * Kelly's Heating & Cooling * Sugarcreek Heating & Cooling * McMillen & Sons Heating & Cooling View more details on Buckeye Joint Vocational School . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.