During the first week participants grab a common HVAC component and/or application with the chore of explaining what the part is, what it does, and ways to diagnose as well as the manner of which to explain to the resident for a clear understanding.
Truth is, HVAC is centered around customer service, so we can never neglect customer experience. Recognizing and placing ourselves in the customer shoes is an important part the service technician needs to excel all.
At our workshop facility, all work with duct board (building boxes), flex, mastic, tape, hangers, registers, and much more to secure an efficient plenum structure. After all, discoloration due to an improper build is NEVER a good thing.
The group practiced plenum elements yesterday and will perfect the skill today. Fortunately their new system swaps are just about complete so we will be connecting and perfecting air flow soon… keep checking us out, share, like, and make comments.
All participants got involved learning the skills of torch safety and use. Not a bad way to gain knowledge of the HVAC skill set… by DOING!
We are a hands-on workshop facility located in Sanford, Florida, where “Learn by Doing” defines our approach to get YOU on a path to personal AND professional success. Background friendly, HVAC Technical Academy partnered with 2nd Chance University to assist ALL desiring personal and professional success.
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PM maintenance allows each to take advantage of their tools, individual insight, and customer service scenarios, all at the same time. Talk about a huge advantage, to be this freaking prepared!
Digging deep into customer service, Mrs. Smith is one of our favorite residents. Oddly enough, seems like every day we visit her location multiple times a day… go figure. I do believe
After inspired design work, the group completed flex work without hesitation. We decided to get creative with the runs… check out the photos. Over the next three weeks we will be troubleshooting and getting down to HVAC hands on basics, component swaps, more brazing, lots of PM’s, and that’s just to name a few hands-on stuff we will tackle.