In the HVACR industry, there are always new tricks and methods to getting the job done easier, faster, and smarter. Whether learning about the latest in refrigerant recovery or discovering new ways to troubleshoot with a wireless system, the techniques of HVACR professionals are constantly evolving. Plus, with so many new HVACR tools out on the market each year, it is always best to stay ahead of the game when it comes to industry “how-to’s” to be most efficient and effective.
Keeping up with the latest approaches, best practices, and new tool functionalities requires an additional commitment that is usually outside of work hours. And while that does seem tiresome after a long day of hard work, think of it as an investment in the long run, where learning these tips and tricks, and executing them on the job site, ultimately saves you time and money.
The best part of HVACR professionals training courses today is that you get to choose how you learn and when you learn—all to suit your schedule and lifestyle.
Online Training
Online courses, like those offered by Fieldpiece University, give HVACR technicians opportunities to continue their education, enhance their skillsets and grow as professionals.
These on-demand training courses are typically offered online – accessible by desktop, iPad, tablet, or via a mobile phone – ensuring learning can happen from the comfort of your home or in between work breaks. Not only are you learning about new skills, tools, tips, and more, but you are learning on your time and at your pace. Looking to learn more about how to verify the airflow, refrigerant charge, and electrical performance of an HVACR system with the Job Link app? No problem! These courses are available, quickly and conveniently.
In-Person Training
Although online courses are the more convenient option, as they typically offer more choices in how and where you learn, in-person trainings are available for those who prefer hands-on learning and tool exploration. Plus, in-person training courses allow technicians to ask questions on the spot and learn from other peers. And if you are trying something new during the course, you have support right there with you.
Interested in discovering how to do a system evacuation easier, faster, and better? There’s HVACR professionals training for that!
Regardless of what style of training you prefer, becoming an HVACR master of the trade is in your hands.
In addition to expanding your knowledge, supplementary training offers opportunities to earn NATE continuing education credits to further benefit your career. Sounds like time well spent! To learn more about how you can continue your education and earn NATE credits, visit https://www.fieldpiece.com/fieldpiece-university/.
