Heating, Cooling, Ventilation, and

Refrigeration Technician
HVAC is a great career to get into, theirs always more to learn with so many breaks in
the industry. From fixing residential furnaces and air conditioners, to commercial
equipment like giant air handlers and low pressure boilers.

In the field technicians must be able to read schematics and diagnose several issues from
equipment maintenance to equipment breakdowns. You must be EPA certified to work on
any equipment with refrigerant.

 Medium Pay 30,000-95,000 yearly incomes

 Entry Level Education Must have high school diploma or GED and be EPA certified.
 Job Outlook Be able to lift equipment and tools.

For More Information

How to Start an HVAC Business | Austin Career Institute