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CoC in Residential Air-Conditioning System (Refrigerant)
ITE College West
Part-time
Built Environment
Engineering
You will acquire the knowledge and skills needed to handle refrigerants during the installation and maintenance of residential air-conditioning systems.
Course duration: 9 hours
What you'll learn
Recovery of refrigerant
Testing and commissioning of residential air-conditioning systems
Installation and maintenance of split-type air conditioners, with a focus on:
Leak testing methods
Evacuation and charging methods
Refrigerant handling process (charging and pump-down process)
Entry requirements
This is an intermediate-level course.
Participants must have the ability to read and write in English, and have successfully completed one of the following:
Air-Conditioning – R32 Safety Awareness Training
CoC in Installation & Commissioning Air-conditioning Systems (R32 Split Unit)
Supervise Workplace Safety and Health Practices (certified by Daikin)
Participants are to submit proof of entry-requirement at the point of registration.
Note: Participants will have their Name (and company, if company sponsored) published in NEA's website under the List of R32 installers. If participants prefer not to have their information published, they must notify ITE before the course begins.
Fees
Fees for this course can be paid using SkillsFuture Credits.
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