What if you client tomorrow asks you, "So, tell me… How does my air conditioner work?"
What will you say?
Do you know how an air conditioner works? Can you describe the refrigerant cycle to your client? Be honest.
Can you make it easy to understand?
If you have any doubts in your ability, that’s okay. You can study and learn about HVAC. From home. At your learning pace. You can watch this training video as many times as you want - even after taking the final exam. Take your time. Unlimited viewing time, unlimited access.
Learn from an expert instructor the BEST non-invasive, visual-only inspection techniques as required by the Residential SOP.
Personally… In 15 years doing both res and com inspections, I thought I knew everything that I needed. Then I produced the online training video.
I’ve traveled around the country teaching InterNACHI inspectors and asking this question: “Explain to me, as if I were tomorrow’s client, how the air conditioner works.” You’d be surprised.
I realized that the more training an InterNACHI inspector has:
fewer mistakes are made
inspections are quicker and more efficient
better service is provided
and the bar is raised for all of us at InterNACHI
As a result of taking training, an inspector can charge more money.
I agree Ben I worked on Ac And heating but i am still willing to take courses to refresh and learn. It is a bad day when you can not learn something new . Even old dogs learn new tricks it just takes longer lol
It’s just that, in my opinion, and advanced course would take into consideration that the student already knows the basics…such as, how his a/c works…and go from there.
Nope , I am not . I worked on it for 23 years a tech . I think may still take it but not right now, Blows the cob webs out plus CE credits.
So how many times did the tech swat you lolol