For the record, OSHA 10-hour certification is highly worth it for entry-level workers in construction, manufacturing, and general industry, as it significantly boosts employability and provides essential safety knowledge.
Heard it say journeys all begin with one step… and then another… and so the steps go on and on. When it comes to entering one of the most in-demand careers, HVAC, for many, the first step begins at HVAC Technical Academy… when researching why, it’s pretty clear.
Photos displayed are all action from today… so you get an inside depiction of what HVACTA does and expects. So far, only a couple minor cuts (but those are to be expected) while ALL are well on their way to a new career.
Working diligently on getting their new system up and running, all remain committed to supplying comfort for our Mrs. Smith. Time to check in on their progress…
Achievements are always a great opportunity to bring family, friends, and peers nearby for recognition and celebration… each step forward is a success.
For those no quite in the loop, here’s what the EPA Universal 608 covers:
Requirement: It is mandated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under Section 608 of the Clean Air Act for anyone handling refrigerants.