HVAC Installer Certificate (CT.ACRIN 60844)

The HVAC Installer Certificate is designed to prepare graduates for jobs installing HVAC systems in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. Installers work on setting the units and installing ductwork. They also braze copper lines and perform some basic electrical connections. Due to a growing shortage of skilled-trades people and a growing number of position openings, this program has very high job placement for graduates seeking employment. This certificate may be completed in one semester.

Certificate Requirements

Required Core Subject Areas

ACR 150 - Basic Sheet Metal Credit Hours: 2 *
ACR 206 - Advanced Electricity for HVAC/R Credit Hours: 2 *
BCT 105 - Tool Use and Safety Credit Hours: 2 *
BCT 111 - Blueprint Reading and Specifications Credit Hours: 3 *
BCT 221 - Construction Building Code Credit Hours: 3 *

Completion Plan

First Semester

ACR 206 - Advanced Electricity for HVAC/R Credit Hours: 2 (recommended terms: FA1 1st 8 week) *
BCT 105 - Tool Use and Safety Credit Hours: 2 (recommended terms: FA1 1st 8 week) *
BCT 111 - Blueprint Reading and Specifications Credit Hours: 3 (recommended terms: FA1 1st 8 week) *
BCT 221 - Construction Building Code Credit Hours: 3 (recommended terms: FA1 1st 8 week) *
ACR 150 - Basic Sheet Metal Credit Hours: 2 (recommended terms: FA 2nd 8 week) *

Total Credit Hours: 12

*Courses in this program that require a minimum grade of “C.”