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AIR CONDITIONING

DESCRIPTION

Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technicians install, maintain and repair cooling systems which involve mechanical, electrical and electronic components.

WORK CONDITIONS

Air conditioning mechanics are employed wherever there is a need for climate control both commercial and private. Locations include inside/ outside work, open spaces or very tight situations, underground and elevated. Generally forty hour work weeks are the norm, with overtime which can also include weekends and emergency service.

TRAITS COMMON TO SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS

1. Ability to solve problems (Trouble Shooting)
2. Comprehending and adhering to the NATIONAL Standard Regulations
3. Physical Stamina
4. Ability to Utilize Complex Math Skills, Read Blue Prints & Electronic Schematics
5, Mechanical Ability
6. Solid Work Ethic (Working Without Supervision)
7. Reliability

JOB OUTLOOKS FOR THE YEAR 2005

Employment in this field is expected to rise more rapidly then the average for all other occupations. This career is one that will be in demand.

TEXT FOR THIS COURSE IS WRITTEN ON A 7th GRADE LEVEL