Today we practice 3-point contact (always maintaining three points of contact, such as two hands and one foot or two feet and one hand on the ladder. We also reviewed the 4-to-1 rule as well as how to carry items while on the ladder.
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.
When it comes to knowledge, skills, and abilities, HVAC service technicians do it all. We are talking about plumbing, electrical, carpentry, and air conditioning / heating, there’s no other industry like it. With so much to learn, our principle is straight forward: learn by doing.
Interested in HVAC, our learn by doing approach may be the right method for you.
If you enjoy daily challenges, working with your hands, and never a dull moment, the HVAC industry may be a good fit for you and HVAC Technical can help you get there quickly, we are talking six weeks.
Being in the HVAC industry is not always for the lighthearted. Getting cuts and bruises are part of the game, thus PPE is always stressed.
Take a look at the photos showcasing each participant first braze job. Come to think of it, “my first braze” has a rather nice tune. Don’t you think? Looking forward to their progression, keep checking us out, comment, and share.