Career as an Air Conditioning Technican
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If you are interested in a career that lets you use mechanical and problem-solving abilities, offers variety, good pay, job satisfaction and security, then consider air conditioning and refrigeration technology. As a trained worker in this field you will use your hands and your thinking skills to design, install, maintain and repair equipment and and systems, large or small.
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Career as an Air Conditioning Technican - Institute For Career Research
Career As An Air Conditioning Technician
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Institute For Career Research
Copyright 2009 Careers Research Reports by The Institute For Career Research CHICAGO
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Refrigeration; Your Mechanical Ability Can Pay!
Traits:
Like to work with hand & power tools
Patience
Problem-solving abilities
Ability to work as part of a team
Communication skills
What You'll Do:
Install and service central air-conditioning systems
Maintenance and repair
Design and develop power-using machines
Sales
Insures standards & regulations are adhered to
Build pilot models of new designs
Determine material and labor requirements
Where You'll Work:
Aviation industry
Food industry
Hospitals
Farms
Cold storage plants
Earnings:
$39,000 to $60,000 per year
Education Required:
Vocational-technical school program
Union apprentice program
Certificate or Associate degree in an applied science or technology
Pluses:
Good pay
Job variety
Job satisfaction
Job security
Great demand
Contribution to the earth's environment
Minuses:
Inconvenient hours
Breakdowns occur during record high temperatures
Overload of work
Uncomfortable conditions
Introduction
If you are interested in a career that lets you use mechanical and problem-solving abilities, offers variety, good pay, job satisfaction and security, then consider air conditioning and refrigeration technology.
As a trained worker in this field you will use your hands and your thinking skills to design, install, maintain and repair equipment and systems, large or small. At the most basic level, refrigeration and air conditioning are involved with heat, and its removal from objects or spaces. Essentially, you will be an energy worker, since heat is energy in transition, as a result of temperature difference. Air conditioning deals primarily with indoor environments for human beings and humidity-controlled environments for specialized processes. Refrigeration, on the other hand, deals with chillers and equipment used in commercial and industrial applications, dominated by the food handling industry. Both are technical branches of mechanical engineering.
And talk about variety - these careers offer plenty! You may work alone, or be part of a team. You may work indoors or out; travel, or spend your time in a shop or office; be part of a corporation or a small business, or be self-employed. There