COURSE CURRICULUM

This refrigeration and air conditioning training program provides students with a strong foundation in both theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for the HVACR industry. A key focus is construction safety, where students learn the proper use of ladders, scaffolding, and trade-specific tools to ensure safe working practices on job sites. The program introduces essential piping techniques, including swaging, flaring, soldering, and brazing, which are critical for installing and maintaining refrigeration systems. Students gain hands-on experience in properly installing piping on working refrigeration systems, allowing them to apply their skills in realistic environments. Refrigeration theory is also a major component of the curriculum, covering concepts such as heat transfer, temperature and pressure relationships, system calculations, and the function of various refrigeration components. This theoretical knowledge helps students understand how systems operate and how to diagnose and repair issues effectively. In addition, the program includes electrical theory training, where students study single-phase and three-phase motors, wiring diagrams, and control system installation. This combination of mechanical and electrical training ensures students are well-rounded and job-ready. Overall, the program equips learners with the technical expertise, safety awareness, and practical experience needed to succeed in the refrigeration and air conditioning industry.