MTEC instructors have strategically developed a three month long HVAC course that will prepare students to sit for Maine State licensing exams in an extremely accelerated time frame. For example, completion of the six-­week long Oil Module will eliminate six months of apprenticeship time required for state licensing! This program also provides students with nationally recognized EPA Certification, allowing them to preparedly seek employment in what is one of New Englandʼs leading workforces.

ALL Maine businesses and residences rely on heating and cooling systems, which means the employment opportunities are plentiful. Our program is concentrated, direct, hands-­on and designed to provide students the nuts and bolts knowledge that enables them to enter the industry workforce with confidence.

Please review the specific course outline below, as well as the list of required tools. To register, please remit the following form, or visit us on the web at: www.mtecenter.com

Oilheat: This six week, full-­time intensive program is continually enhanced to include concentration on the newest in high efficiency technology and equipment, in addition to the latest energy conservation practices being implemented by professionals in the field. This course is comprised of hands-­on training in our state-­of-­the-­art lab, video simulated operations, and classroom lecture and discussion. The goal of this course is to train the 21st Century Home Energy Professionals that are in demand within the industry. Upon satisfactory completion of the course, the registrant will receive a Certificate of Completion from MEMA. This course, along with successful completion of the Journeyman Oil Burner Exam and (6) months of on-­the-­job training, will qualify the registrant for the State of Maine Journeyman Oil Burner Technician’s License. For more information on licensing, fees, and testing requirements, please visit: http://www.maine.gov/pfr/professionallicensing.

The following code books for this course will be provided to you: National Oilheat Research Alliance “Oilheat Technicians Manual” c. 2008, NFPA 31, NFPA 211, NFPA 90B and the Maine State Code Book. These texts provide an up-­to-­date introduction to oil heat technology and service. The course is comprised of the following sections:

Principles, Theories & Basic Electricity – Fuel Oil Properties, Bio Fuel, Low Sulfur Diesel, Other Fuel Sources, Oil Burners, Basic Electricity

Components & Controls – Ignition Systems, Motors, Fans & Couplings, Primary Controls, Limit Controls & Thermostats, Outdoor Reset Theory & Terminology

Fuel Systems & Venting – Tanks, Piping, Fuel Units & Oil Valves, Fuel Pumps and Oil Valves, Nozzles & Combustion Chambers, Draft & Venting, Pellet Vents, Combustion Air Zone, Com-­ bustion, Solid Fuel, Bio Mass

Heating Systems, Conservation, Customer Relations & Codes – Heating Systems, Heat Loss, Renewal Energy Types, Preventative Maintenance, Service Procedures, Energy Conservation, Energy Concepts, Pressure & Thermal Boundaries, Insulation Factors, Customer Service

Basic Air Conditioning w/ EPA Certification;; Refrigeration & Troubleshooting: This 72-­hour course is designed to provide hands-­on training in the following areas: Refrigerant Handling, Electrical Controls & Wiring, Brazing, Flaring, & Soldering, Electric Motors and Compressors, Air Flow & Measurement, Charge and Evacuate, EPA Certification, Proper Tool Use & Care, Super Heat & Sub Cooling, Preventative Maintenance, and Refrigeration. During Part One, students will cover the basics of A/C and earn EPA Certification. Part Two will consist of in-­depth training in A/C Refrigeration Installation & Service.

Plumbing Basics for the Apprentice (NEW TO THE PROGRAM IN 2017): This new class has been created in response to industry demand for an understanding of plumbing techniques and materials, potable water & drainage systems, and how they tie into heating systems. We will touch on the history and importance of plumbing and how a competent plumber protects the public. We will discuss codes, licensing, potable and non-­potable sanitary plumbing and domestic cross connections. The student will examine blueprints, conversion charts, various tools, material joining methods and workmanship. This class will also provide lab time to learn how to solder copper pipe, thread steel pipe, connect pex pipe, etc. This basic course can lead to apprentice jobs in the plumbing industry, working for wholesale companies, along with many other possibilities.

Propane Basic Principles & Practices;; Appliance Installation & Service;; Tank Setter & Outside Piping: These full-­time intensive programs are enhanced versions of the National Propane Gas Association’s Certified Employee Training Program (CETP). Successful completion of each course, passage of the included test and submission of the related skills assessment verification, will earn NPGA certification. Achievement of NPGA certification is the requirement for a person to qualify for state licensing endorsements. The initial state license and/or endorsements will be issued according to the licensing law. Under both CETP rules and state requirements, all must pass, and become certified in the course known as Basic Principles & Practices in order to receive certification in any other segment of CETP or qualify for any state license endorsements.

REQUIRED CETP CERTIFICATIONS FOR MAINE LICENSURE AS OF 2012

Delivery Technician Plant Operator Tank Setter & Outside Piping

Appliance Connection and Service

Large Equipment Connection & Service

2.1 & 2.4

Propane Delivery Operations and Cylinder delivery

3.0 Plant Operations

4.1 Designing and

Installing Exterior Vapor Distribution

Systems

4.2 Placing Vapor

Distribution Systems and Appliances into Operation

8.0 Large

Industrial/Commercial Gas-­Fired Equipment Connection & Service

2.2 Operating a Bobtail to

Deliver Propane

3.6 Performing Railcar

Transfers

4.2 Placing Vapor

Distribution Systems and Appliances into

Operation

4.3 Installing Appliances and

Interior Vapor Distribution Systems

2.5 Operating a Truck, Tank Trailer or Tractor/Trailer to Deliver or Relocate

ASME Tanks

5.1 Designing and

Installing Dispenser Transfer Systems

4.4 Basic Electricity for Propane Appliance

Service

4.5 Basic Propane

Appliance Service and Troubleshooting

4.6 Advanced Propane

Appliance Service and Troubleshooting

Maine Natural Gas Supplement

Not all classes require tools. Be sure to check your specific class for details!

Oilheat

2” Three Ring Binder

Flashlight Insulated Linesman’s PliersLong Nose Pliers Metal Cutting Pliers (Sheet Metal Snips) Pipe Wrench Safety Glasses Set of T Allen Wrenches

Set of Nut Drivers T10W Press Gauge T15 Vacuum Gauge Torpedo Level

Propane + Natural Gas

Flashlight Grill Lighter

Safety Glasses Set of Allen Wrenches

Tape Measure

A/C/R Combination Wrenches-­Metric & SAE

Flashlight Highlighter Insulated Linesman Insulated Pump Pliers Measuring Tape Pocket thermometer

Side Cut Pliers

Torpedo Level Utility Knife or Leatherman

(SAE: -­

Set of T Metric Allen Wrenches 2” Three Ring Binder

Inches Water Column Gauge Insulated Linesman’s Pliers Insulated Pump Pliers

Needle Nose Pliers Pocket Thermometer Refrigerant Gloves Safety Glasses Set of Nut Drivers Side Cut Pliers

T10W Press Gauge: T-­10W

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Winter/Spring Day: M-­F 7:30am -­ 3:00pm

Plumbing Basics: Feb 5 – Feb 9 Oil Module: Feb 12 – Mar 23 AC: EPA Certification: Mar 27 – Mar 30 AC: Refrigeration: Apr 2 – Apr 6 Propane Basics: Apr 9 -­ Apr 10 Propane: Appliance Install: Apr 11 – May 8 Propane: Tank Setter: May 9 – May 17

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MTEC 2018 HVAC Professional Certification

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100% of tuition is due fifteen (15) business days prior to the first day of class. Requests for refunds must be made no later than fifteen (15) business days prior to the first day of the course. Requests for refunds made within fifteen (15) business days of the first day of the course WILL NOT BE HONORED. Please initial the appropriate session below. By initialing, you hereby acknowledge the student’s tuition payment and refund deadline. Payment Due Dates Winter/Spring (Class begins Feb 5, 2018) Due: Jan 15, 2018 Initial: _________ Summer Course (Class begins Jun 5, 2018) Due: May 15, 2018 Initial: _________ Fall/Winter Course (Class begins Sep 4, 2018) Due: Aug 14, 2018 Initial: _________

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PLEASE REMIT TO MTEC P.O. BOX 249, Brunswick, Maine 04011-­0249 Did you know?... According to the US Department of Labor Statistics, the HVAC Industry is projected to grow over 30% between now and 2020! There has never been a better time to join the field. Best of all, this is a career path that cannot be outsourced! HVAC = job security!

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