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HVACTA: Commercial Compressor

HVACTA: Commercial Compressor

HVACTA: Commercial CompressorToday all got their hands on a 175-pound commercial compressor. Andrew held mentorship to an eager group seeking knowledge and hands-on experience ate it up.

HVACTA: Commercial Compressor

Our philosophy is guided by practical knowledge mixed with theory and safety. Though concentrating on residential, when given the opportunity we get dirty with commercial equipment… never know what’s in store here. After all, one never knows what is in store at any call.

Looking for a hands-on approach to HVAC learning, give me a call to discuss.

Danny
407-878-0474
2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy
DHuffman@HVACTA.com
Sanford, Florida

HVACTA: Burn Baby Burn

HVACTA: Burn Baby Burn

HVACTA: Burn Baby BurnEnsuring all participants excel in brazing, no matter the conditions and/or angle, each is put to the test daily. Backed by a practice geared of challenge, growth becomes a reality.

HVACTA: Burn Baby Burn

After several hours/days of brazing, all are required to perform in the oddest situations. Often enveloped by cardboard, all practice flame lengths and positions. Truth is, better to burn under a controlled situation than at Mrs. Smith home… don’t you think?

Interested in entering the HVAC Industry from our 6-week workshop/program, give me a call to chat.

Danny
407-878-0474
2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy
DHuffman@HVACTA.com
Sanford, Florida

HVACTA: Always in Action

HVACTA: Always in Action

HVACTA: Always in ActionWe are into the workshop slightly over a week… and what a week it was! Between brazing, component and system breakdowns, and getting to know tool application, much has been going on.

HVACTA: Always in Action

Yesterday we had the privilege of working directly with seasoned technicians from Tropical Air of Central Florida. Daniel and JR offered their field-tested experience, sharing for specialized training.

One-on-one attention paid off big time.

Interested in entering the HVAC Industry from our 6-week workshop/program, give me a call to chat.

Danny
407-878-0474
2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy
DHuffman@HVACTA.com
Sanford, Florida

HVACTA: Brazing in the Sun

HVACTA: Brazing in the Sun

HVACTA: Brazing in the SunToday we introduced all to the world of brazing. With grand instruction by Andrew, Chris, and Robert, all handled the torches like champs.

HVACTA: Brazing in the Sun

Each participant cut their own copper pieces and torched away. Overall, an excellent result for all first timers on the torch.

Highlighting their work, look at the photo(s) and you make the call. Tomorrow is a new day and we be back on the brazing trail as well as system breakdowns. Oh, what a place of progress we have here!

Interested in entering the HVAC Industry, give me a call to chat.

Danny
407-878-0474
2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy
DHuffman@HVACTA.com
Sanford, Florida

HVACTA: A Quick Introduction

HVACTA: A Quick IntroductionDuring the first few days, participants are introduced to HVAC systems and the EPA 608 Universal Certification process. Not only did all participants get a bit of hands-on component time, all also got a picture of what the upcoming weeks will be about.

HVACTA: A Quick Introduction

As the photo highlights, multiple systems, makes, models, and conditions will be assessed, torn down, rebuilt, and ultimately readied for the scrap yard.

It is going to be an action-packed learning experience over the next five weeks!

Interested in entering the HVAC Industry, give me a call to chat.

Danny
407-878-0474
2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy
DHuffman@HVACTA.com
Sanford, Florida

HVACTA: On Top of the World…

HVACTA: On Top of the World…

HVACTA: On Top of the World…HVAC technicians are often required to perform services on the roof. Be it commercial or residential, ladder practice and safety should always come first.

HVACTA: On Top of the World…

After reviewing safety standards during our classroom setting, the group put knowledge to the test. All performed without a hitch, from a three-contact to ladder angle, to being three feet above the ledge, each climbed and returned to earth carrying a 20-pound tool bag.

We have a great group here and the next six weeks will find all getting down and dirty within the HVAC field with a learn-from-doing approach.

Interested in learning more, keep following and give me a call to chat.

Danny
407-878-0474
2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy
DHuffman@HVACTA.com
Sanford, Florida