Live TRAINING
CHILLER DIAGNOSTICS TRAINING
Real world chiller training for working HVAC Technicians.
Elevate your team without wasting money on travel costs, lost service days, or classroom downtime.
LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE.
Why Traditional Chiller Training Fails Service Teams
If you’ve sent technicians out of town for factory training, you already know the real cost isn’t the tuition, its everything else.
- Tuition: $2,500–$3,500
- Flights: $600–$1,200
- Hotel: (4–5 nights): $800–$1,500
- Meals & expenses: $300–$600
- Lost Billable Service Hours: 40 hrs × $150/hr = $6,000+
Actual cost per technician:
$10,000–$12,000+
Most programs are lecture-heavy, generic, and rarely allow technicians to apply learning during the course.
After leaving the training, If they don’t apply what they learn right away – In 6-12 months, they already forgot most of the important points of the training if they didn’t take perfect notes.
Its not possible to send 2-3 technicians to every service call for cross-training.
If the technician that attended the training isn’t sending updates to the team after every service call, then he becomes the only capable technician.
If he becomes overworked and quits, you just wasted your investment.
A Better Way To Train Your Entire Team
Instead of sending one technician away for a week of in class training…
Train your entire team at once, live, without any travel expenses or lost service days.
How The Training Works
Training spread across 3 to 5 weeks to improve retention and allow real-world application between sessions.
Technicians learn cause-and-effect relationships, not just procedures.
- How Changes in the system affect the chiller
- What are common causes for erratic behavior and how to resolve them
- How fouled condenser tubes impact readings
- What causes oil return problems on centrifugal chillers
- Technicians attend 3-hour sessions twice per week.
- No airfare, no hotel, minimal if any lost billable hours.
- 8 years factory-trained with Daikin / Mcquay
- Hands-on chiller mechanic
- Offshore cooling system design
- Field-based troubleshooting background
Examples from previous trainings
Who This Is For
- HVAC service contractors
- Mechanical contractors
- Facility maintenance teams
- Industrial plants
Certification
Participants who complete quizzes, field assignments, and final evaluation receive a Certificate of Completion in the course they attended.
*Prerequisites:
**We recommend that only participate in the Live Events if you have a solid understanding of the following:
- Basic Thermodynamics.
- Basic Refrigeration Theory, And How A Basic A/C or refrigeration system works.
- How to take basic readings such as Suction Superheat, Liquid Subcooling, Discharge Pressure, Suction Pressure Etc..
- How to use US Customary System Of Measurement, Or be comfortable with converting to the metric system during the training.
- All events are USA Central Time