As one of the fastest-growing construction trades in the country today, the heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration field offers well-trained technicians a variety of occupations, job security, and opportunities for advancement. Learn about the newest HVAC&R technology to enhance your training, skills, and marketability to employers. It's our mission to train adult learners to enter and succeed in this growth-oriented industry.

Are you looking for a new and exciting career?
Want to advance your training with an EPA 608 certificate?  
Are you an employer struggling to find qualified workers?

Our adult Moonlight Program in Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration is for you!

Introduction to Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration I
Our Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration evening program is designed to help adult learners with basic refrigeration practices, which includes system piping and proper use of refrigeration components, tools, and test instruments. This 15-week course will combine energy theories and hands-on laboratory projects that will teach you to design and install a refrigeration system, including piping, leak testing, evacuation, and charging. Following EPA guidelines, you'll also learn electrical theories, instructions, and application use that incorporate system controls, basic electrical projects, starting relays, and circuit identification. In less than six months, you will have mastered the skills needed to take the EPA 608 Certification Exam.  

• Introductory level gauge and test instrument practices
• System piping
• Basic electricity and wiring
• Shop safety
• Work readiness

• Advanced skills and system knowledge in the HVAC field
• Certified theory and trade hours toward state licenses
• EPA 608 Certification Exam

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration II
This level II course will follow up on the fundamentals of HVAC I, including heat pumps. It is also a segway into heating and ventilation systems used in the residential and light commercial industries. The student will identify, service, and troubleshoot the following systems: electric heat, gas heat, oil heat, heat pumps, Hydronics, and ventilation systems, including air measurements, duct systems, and filtration. An advanced component of this course is heating-cooling estimation, where students will design their own HVAC system. The program utilizes all safety procedures practiced in the HVAC industry and is based on OSHA standards. 

• Introductory level heat/cool estimation
• Air measurement skills
• Basic electrical skills
• Heating system troubleshooting skills
• Shop safety
• Work readiness

• Skills and system knowledge in the HVAC field
• Certified theory and trade hours toward state licenses  in refrigeration and oil heat
• EPA 608 Certification Exam

NOW ACCEPTING FALL APPLICATIONS
Our spring program is already full, but due to the overwhelming response, we’re now accepting applications for our fall 2025 program.