Technician fixing a furnace.

Residential Heating & Cooling Troubleshooting Certificate

Are you a journeyman plumber, gasfitter, sheet metal or electrician interested in learning about air conditioners and modern residential furnaces? If so, we have a program for you! The Residential Heating and Cooling Troubleshooting program can provide you with the foundational knowledge needed to understand and service these systems.
Domestic Status:
Closed
Next Start date:
Certificate of Attendance
3 Weeks
Part-Time On Campus

About the Residential Heating & Cooling Troubleshooting Certificate

Through this program, you'll develop focused troubleshooting methods and procedures that will help you identify common issues with heating and cooling systems to make necessary repairs. 

The first course, Residential Heating and Cooling Troubleshooting Electrical, is designed to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of basic electrical principles that are essential for comprehending modern control systems used in residential furnaces and air conditioners. 

Learners can then apply the knowledge and skills gained from this course to develop targeted troubleshooting methods and procedures in the Residential Heating Troubleshooting andResidential Cooling Troubleshootingcourses.  

Upskill and become an expert in the residential heating and cooling industry today!  

Program Content

Course Descriptions

Residential Heating and Cooling Troubleshooting (one week) 

This course gives students the basic electrical principles to understand modern control systems for residential furnaces and air conditioners. Students focus on electrical safety, meters, relays and controls, automatic heating and cooling controls, temperature sensing and control devices, and electrical control drawings and diagram conversions. Basic and efficient gas-fired forced-air heating systems are topics in the class. The practical approach to the class allows students to begin building their residential heating and cooling troubleshooting skills. This class is a pre-requisite for the Residential Heating and Residential Cooling classes. 

 

Residential Cooling Troubleshooting (one week) 

Residential Cooling Troubleshooting provides students with the basic theory and applied hands-on practice necessary to effectively diagnose and service residential cooling systems. This course's practical approach allows students to focus on helping students master systematic diagnosis and troubleshooting methods and procedures that will enable them to become skilled, professional residential cooling system service technicians. 

 

Residential Heating Troubleshooting (one week) 

Residential Heating Troubleshooting provides students with the basic theory and applied hands-on practice necessary to effectively diagnose and service residential heating systems. This course's practical approach allows students to focus on helping students master systematic diagnosis and troubleshooting methods and procedures that will enable them to become skilled, professional residential heating system service technicians. 

Completion Requirements

Learners must successfully complete all course activities and assessments to complete each course. 

Intakes

Fall - Start Date: Sep 04, 2024
  • Application window:
    -
  • Registration start date:
  • Fee payment deadline:
  • First day of classes:

Admission Requirements

Learners are expected to be journeyman plumbers, gasfitters, sheet metal or electrical journeymen. Those who are electricians are not required to take the Heating and Cooling Electrical Class. 

Additional Requirements

Course Materials

Learners can access all material with course registration but must bring safety gear. 

Program Cost

Students from Canada
Residential Heating and Cooling Troubleshooting Electrical
$1,250.00
Residential Heating Troubleshooting
$1,270.00
Residential Cooling Troubleshooting
$1,270.00

Funding for Continuing Education Courses

Students enrolled in continuing education programs may qualify for program-dependent funding opportunities, such as awards, scholarships, government funding and grants.