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Minneapolis College's Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Program will train you to diagnose problems, perform repairs and conduct maintenance on residential and commercial heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVACR) systems. You will learn diagnostic and repair procedures for HVACR equipment, and will be trained to fabricate sheet metal, copper, plastic and steel piping. Experienced instructors will prepare you to work with advanced electrical controls, heat recovery ventilators, air cleaning devices, sophisticated air measurement equipment and carbon monoxide testing instruments. You will receive thermal solar energy training as well.

No matter how bad the economy gets, homeowners and businesses always need technicians trained in Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVACR). Minneapolis College provides hands-on learning to prepare you for a high paying career in HVACR. Knowledgeable instructors will give you the training you need in an industry that is challenging and fun.

 

PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES

1. Obtain section 608 Universal Certification by the EPA for refrigerant transition and recovery.
2. Interpret electrical concepts, procedures, and safety practices.
3. Successfully troubleshoot and repair HVACR equipment.
4. Develop communication skills with customers, co-workers and employers.
5. Demonstrate necessary mechanical skills to install, maintain and repair HVACR equipment.
6. Demonstrate the skills necessary to become proficient in the process of metal fabrication related to HVACR.

 

AWARDS

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrig

Award: Associate of Applied Science
Total Credits for Award: 70.00

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Residential and Commercial HVAC-R

Award: Diploma
Total Credits for Award: 55.00

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Residential HVAC

Award: Diploma
Total Credits for Award: 40.00

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HVAC-R Generalist

Award: Certificate
Total Credits for Award: 18.00

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