Helms College HVAC/R
Training Program
HVAC/R Training Program in Macon and Augusta, Georgia
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Program Highlights
Hands-On Learning
Prepare to work as an HVACR service technician, HVACR installation technician, apprentice heating technician, and more through practical, hands-on learning.
Career Training
Learn from working professionals in the HVAC industry who are there to share their real-world knowledge and expertise.
Graduate in 12 Months
Experience the Helms College difference and discover how a career as an HVAC/R professional could be yours in just 12 months.
Job Placement
Helms College HVAC/R graduates have a job placement rate greater than 80% in their field within 6 months of graduation.
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What You Will Learn
The HVAC/R training program teaches technical skills in installation, maintenance, repair, and refrigeration, alongside administrative abilities like job costing, project management, and customer service.
You’ll learn comprehensive heating and cooling service skills through courses like:
- Thermodynamics
- Refrigerants
- Practical Applications of Electricity
- Electric Heat and Heat Pumps
- Industrial Refrigeration
- Gas Heating Systems
- HVAC Troubleshooting and Service Calls
- And more
Upon completing the program, you’ll be primed to secure entry-level positions across various environments, from residential services to commercial and industrial facilities. This program doesn’t just offer job skills; it lays the groundwork for a meaningful and progressive career in HVAC/R, where opportunities for growth and specialization are plentiful.
HVAC/R Certified
Beyond gaining the skills and experiences potential employers are looking for, our graduates complete the program with a variety of certifications, including EPA Certification.
What We Do
Embark on a rewarding journey in the HVAC/R industry with our Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration diploma program, meticulously crafted to provide you with hands-on, practical skills in this dynamic field.
Our program seamlessly integrates theoretical knowledge with experiential training using a variety of real-world tools, ensuring that you’re fully equipped to meet the demands of today’s HVAC/R employers.
Opting for our HVAC/R Training Program means you’re not just pursuing a certificate; you’re stepping into a future where your skills significantly impact comfort, safety, and efficiency in everyday environments.
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Which HVAC/R Career Is Right for You?
- HVAC Technician
HVAC technicians work on heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems, diagnosing and repairing issues while ensuring system efficiency and reliability. They perform regular maintenance, troubleshoot problems, and make necessary repairs to keep these systems operating optimally in residential or commercial settings. - Refrigeration Technician
Refrigeration technicians specialize in the installation, maintenance, and repair of refrigeration systems, which include coolers, freezers, and other units that store and preserve food, medicine, and other perishable items. They ensure these systems are running efficiently, diagnose malfunctions, and perform repairs to maintain the integrity of the refrigerated goods. - HVAC Installer
HVAC installers are responsible for the installation of new heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems, including the assembly of components, ductwork, and electrical connections. They ensure that new installations meet industry standards, comply with codes, and satisfy customer requirements for comfort and efficiency. - Indoor Air Quality Technician
Indoor air quality technicians assess and improve the air quality within buildings, identifying and mitigating sources of pollution or contaminants. They implement solutions such as ventilation improvements, filtration systems, and humidity control to ensure a healthy indoor environment for occupants. - Refrigeration Repair Specialist
A refrigeration repair specialist focuses on troubleshooting and fixing issues within refrigeration systems, ensuring that they maintain the correct temperatures and operate efficiently. They work in various settings, from commercial kitchens to industrial refrigeration facilities, ensuring that these critical systems remain reliable and effective. - Commercial Service Technician
Commercial service technicians maintain and repair HVAC systems in commercial buildings, ensuring that these larger and often more complex systems operate efficiently and effectively. They perform routine maintenance, respond to service calls, and work on a variety of equipment, often requiring specialized knowledge of commercial HVAC applications.
