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.

OSHA 10 General Industry Training is YOUR Advantage

It’s a competitive market out there… no matter the industry. One way to become a more valuable employee is through safety… yep, employers recognize the importance of hiring and retaining safety-minded individuals. Injury costs can be devastating for the company and can be life-changing for the individual.

Provided by OSHA Authorized Danny Huffman, we’ve got OSHA 10 General Training coming up (training held every two months):

Tuesday, May 5 & Wednesday, May 6
9:30 AM – 3:00 PM
2175 Marquette Avenue, Sanford

Though our safety training is threaded around the HVAC and General industry, all should take advantage of this opportunity, after all, hazard recognition leads to hazard prevention… and that’s for everyone.

Interested in gaining an advantage, give me a call or email for details,

Danny
407-878-0474

Another great six-week HVAC workshop concludes with major advances.

From knowing little to nothing, our group is fully capable of new system swaps, diagnosing / troubleshooting, brazing, plenum construction and flex, performing recoveries/vacuums, preventive maintenances on split systems, heat pump systems, mini-splits, and package units.

HVACTA Commencement Celebration

We had more than a great showing at our Friday night celebration. Family, friends, and our team gathered to recognize the hard work all have done to accomplish a challenging goal. HVAC Technical Academy, 2^nd Chance University, TruTech Tools, and Tropical Air of Central Florida are honored to have been a part of the journey and adventure over the past six weeks.

For those interested in a career in HVAC, give Danny a call for details and scheduling.

Danny
407-878-0474

For the past six weeks, not only have we tackling a ton of hands-on HVAC learning, every morning we also have been preparing for the Universal 608 Certification exam… not to mention the homework in the form of crossword puzzles and word searches… oh what fun!

Finally, after six weeks of hard work, dedication, and commitment, we completed the Universal 608 Certification Exam.

HVACTA: Universal 608 Certification Exam Time

Passing Core, Type I, Type II, and Type III is a must; thus, the hard work becomes justified. Just in case you are not familiar with the Certification, here’s the scoop surrounding the EPA Universal 608 Certification:

Requirement: It is mandated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under Section 608 of the Clean Air Act for anyone handling refrigerants.
Comprehensive coverage: Passing all four of the Universal 608 certification allows a technician to work on all types of appliances, from small appliances like window units to high-pressure commercial and industrial systems.
Scope: It covers service, repair, maintenance, and disposal of equipment with refrigerants, ensuring proper handling to protect the environment.

The level of dedication to HVAC was quite impressive as most participants had perfect attendance and was always into the process. With confidence, each possess the knowledge, skills, and abilities required… no doubt success will follow each along their personal and professional path.

Time to progress in this journey…

Danny
407-878-0474

With a high demand for HVAC technicians, now is the time to let the adventure begin. This week we are celebrating a new life, new journey, as today is the final day of our six-week workshop.

HVAC Path to New Beginnings

Throughout the six-week workshop, all working on system components, diagnostics, trouble shooting, vacuums, recoveries, system swaps, preventive maintenances, and so much more. Good news is tomorrow we will be taking the Universal 608 Certification exam… all under one roof.

Wondering what the HVAC industry career can mean to you? Here’s a few morsels of insight to get your creative minds rolling:

The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that jobs for HVAC technicians will grow by 13% to 15% between 2026 and 2033, which is much faster than the average for all occupations.

The demand for HVAC service technicians is strong across the nation and is particularly high in states with large populations and warm climates, such as Florida, California, and Texas. The industry is also experiencing growth in areas like commercial air conditioning and new technology. 

Let’s take a couple minutes and congratulate this group as they enter a new life, a new journey.

If you are interested in HVAC as a career option, give me a call and let’s see what we need to do to get you on the path.

Danny
407-878-0474

Every day is an HVAC hands-on adventure, so why should your workshop training be anything but a dedication to progression… I thought so.

We are HVAC’ing Today

Looks like Isaiah is geared and ready to roll. Let’s not keep him out of action!

Keep checking our posts out see each person’s progress.

Our 6-week HVAC workshop gets results and gets participants prepared to enter a career quickly with the knowledge, skills, and ability for success.

Interested in getting into the HVAC industry in less than two months, consider HVAC Technical Academy.

Danny
407-878-0474

Peter completed the HVAC Technical Academy six-week program recently and shares his experience for the world to know… in case you have not visited our Google review lately, time to share.

HVACTA: Peter Telling it Like it IS

I signed up for the HVAC Academy to gain some hands on experience since this is the only training it can be completed in 6 weeks’ time frame.

I traveled to Sanford all the way from NY area. The training was top notch; I had excellent experience with Danny the owner before even I arrived at this place. He was looking for accommodations and recommended a few places I can stay. Since I had some experience in Northeast region, I asked questions related to appliances, codes and install techniques.

I was blown away by Andrew’s (one of the instructors’) knowledge, he was able to answer every question I had related to heating oil, propane, and natural gas appliances and regulations.

Another Instructor, Robert, introduced me to techniques and equipment he was working on in Northwest region during his career. This training exceeded my expectations, especially when every morning we had a session with Danny about real job-related situations.

I was really surprised by the fact that Danny by end of the training helped to prepare for a job interview and offered a job opportunity.

Great experience with the team, amazing shop with plenty of equipment you can work on. This was one of the best training programs I ever attended.

Peter

For those interested in getting into the HVAC industry in less than two months, consider HVAC Technical Academy. But this goes with a word of warning, you will be challenged and encouraged to become the very best in the industry… nothing but the best.

Check us out and schedule a day/time to meet, visit the facility, and prepare for an adventure of your life.

Danny
407-878-0474

Former participants often return to our facility to share their experiences upon completion. Jiva came yesterday; his success is a true inspiration for all.

HACTA: Jiva in the House

Truth be known, not only does HVACTA develop skilled HVAC service technicians (with an aggressive six-week, 210-hour program), we also build lifelong relationships. To note, Andrew also got into the action as he reviewed low voltage applications.

Dedicated to building YOUR HVAC knowledge, skills, and abilities, HVAC Technical Academy is in Sanford, Florida and ready to assist. Give us a call to discuss what your future can become.

Danny

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Kortney Ellis at HVAC Technical Academy – Central Florida