Training Level: Essentials Level I
This course explains the operation and application of dual-duct and multizone systems, including summer and winter operations. (I-P), 1.5 PDHs. AIA approved.

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course provides instruction on introduction to electric controls, control diagrams and control logic. (I-P), 2.0 PDHs. AIA approved.

Training Level: Essentials Level I
The course gives an overview of energy conservation and energy efficiency, and differentiates the different ways that energy conservation and efficiency can be applied to both new and renovated buildings. An overview of ASHRAE 90.1 will be given along with methods of compliance with this standard.

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course discusses advanced techniques for energy conservation. (I-P), 8.5 PDHs. AIA and GBCI approved

Training Level: Intermediate
his course provides the practitioner an overview of Engineering Ethics, including providing key definitions and explaining the common ethical thought constructs and philosophical analysis tools. Also discussed is the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Code of Ethics, as well as the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) Code of Ethics. (Dual), 2.0 PDHs.

Training Level: Professional
This course will provides HVAC designers and building owners with the knowledge, techniques, and equipment to control humidity issues.(I-P), 2.5 PDHs

Training Level: Essentials Level I
This course covers the process of selecting equipment to meet owner’s objectives and optimize system performance. (I-P), 1.0 PDH. AIA approved.

Training Level: Essentials Level I
This course introduces controls and their basic types. It explains why they can be complex, but why they are essential to most HVACR systems. It lays the groundwork for more advanced specification, implementation and troubleshooting skills. (I-P), 1.5 PDHs. AIA and GBCI approved.

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course teaches the general operation and layout of steam systems and hot water, chilled water and condenser water systems. (I-P), 3.0 PDHs. AIA approved.

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course shows the components, strengths and weaknesses of hydronic systems and considerations for effective ventilation. (I-P), 2.5 PDHs. AIA and GBCI approved.

Training Level: Intermediate
This course provides an overview of maintaining thermal conditions and new building design ideas. (I-P), 4.0 PDHs. AIA approved.

Training Level: Intermediate
This course explains how architectural decisions affect sustainable/green project goals. (I-P), 3.0 PDHs. AIA and GBCI approved

Training Level: Essentials Level I
This course explains the concept of all-air systems, with a focus on distribution and delivery components. (I-P), 0.5 PDHs.

Training Level: Essentials Level I
This course introduces controls and their basic types. It explains why they can be complex, but why they are essential to most HVACR systems. It lays the groundwork for more advanced specification, implementation, and troubleshooting skills.By the end of

Training Level: Essentials Level I
The course covers background historical data beginning with one of the first installations of comfort cooling in the New York Stock Exchange. It goes on to define the scope and functions of modern HVAC systems and introduces the reader to the requirements of HVAC systems for maintaining human comfort in the built environment. (I-P), 1.5 PDHs. AIA and GBCI approved.

Training Level: Essentials Level I
The course covers background historical data beginning with one of the first installations of comfort cooling in the New York Stock Exchange. It goes on to define the scope and functions of modern HVAC systems and introduces the reader to the requirements of HVAC systems for maintaining human comfort in the built environment. (SI), 1.5 PDHs. AIA and GBCI approved.

Training Level: Essentials Level I
The course describes the basic vapor compression refrigeration cycle, and its components, and how it factors into the basic cooling portion of the typical heating, ventilating and air-conditioning (HVAC) system. You will learn what various systems comprise centralized, decentralized and in-room terminal systems, how air handlers condition the air supplied to conditioned spaces and how the conditioning equipment delivers heating and cooling to the systems they serve. (I-P), 3.5 PDHs. AIA approved.

Training Level: Essentials Level I
This introductory course presents a basic overview of how refrigerants are used in cooling applications including how governmental policies influence the impact of refrigerants on the environment. (SI), 1.5 PDHs.

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course shows how to define zones and place thermostats effectively. (I-P), 1.5 PDHs. AIA and GBCI approved.

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course shows how to define zones and place thermostats effectively. (SI), 1.5 PDHs. AIA and GBCI approved.

Training Level: Intermediate
This course explains how LEED credits affect the HVAC engineer and how the engineer can best respond to LEED opportunities. (I-P), 4.0 PDHs. AIA and GBCI approved.

Training Level: Advanced
This course explains liquid cooling systems, their infrastructure, and considerations to observe during their installation. (Dual), 1.5 PDHs. AIA approved

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course covers the brief history, purpose and importance of load calculations, major steps involved in carrying out load calculations and how they are used in selecting HVAC&R systems. This course will familiarize the learner with internal and external loads to be considered in load calculations, different calculation methods, and interpreting the input and output data of computer-based heat load calculations. Learn about carrying out heat load calculations using fundamentals with a practical example.. (I-P), 2.0 PDHs. AIA Approved.

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course introduces systems to deal with situations where the instantaneous load varies from zone to zone. The simplest example is the cooling load from the sun. East-facing zones have the highest loads in the late afternoon. The systems introduced in

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course introduces systems to deal with situations where the instantaneous load varies from zone to zone. (SI), 2.0 PDHs. AIA and GBCI approved.

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course will help you understand the basis for acceptable IAQ and its impact on the comfort, health, and productivity of building occupants. You will then learn about design and management aspects of sustaining acceptable IAQ levels, and how to integrate IAQ objectives with the total building environmental system performances. (I-P), 2.0 PDHs. (GBCI)

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course covers air contaminants, their control, and the basic concepts of ASHRAE Standard 62.1. (SI), 3.0 PDHs. AIA and GBCI approved.

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course covers the basics of human comfort in the built environment. Topics covered include comfort and health criteria, thermal comfort, factors influencing thermal conditions, zoning, indoor air quality, limiting indoor air contaminants, and room air distribution. (I-P), 1.5 PDHs. AIA approved.

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course covers the basics of human comfort in the built environment. Topics covered include comfort and health criteria, thermal comfort, factors influencing thermal conditions, zoning, indoor air quality, limiting indoor air contaminants, and room a

Training Level: Essentials Level II
This course provides instruction on the components of pneumatic systems and control applications diagrams. (I-P), 3.0 PDHs. AIA approved.