The HVAC/Electrical program gives students hands on experiences in the electrical and heating, ventilation, and cooling industry. Students will learn how to install, maintain, and troubleshoot, HVAC systems, as well as gain a strong foundation in electrical wiring.
This program may be for you if you are interested in: working with your hands, exploring how things work, plumbing and electrical work.
In the HVAC courses, students will work with industry professionals to develop skills necessary to be an HVAC technician. Students form/size/install ductwork and troubleshoot HVAC systems using state-of-the-art equipment.
In the Basics of Wiring course, students will learn fundamental electrical skills, including selecting and installing device boxes, raceways, and fittings. They will plan and construct conduit runs following National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements while practicing proper bending techniques. Emphasis is placed on the safe use of hand and power tools, as well as understanding industry safety standards and building codes.
Courses available in this path include:
Students in the HVAC program will have the opportunity to earn a HVAC/R Maintenance Certificate from Iowa Western. Courses in this program line up with Related Training Instruction necessary for an HVAC apprenticeship.
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