Become an HVAC Technician with Carrier
Category: Tips and Advice
Publish date: 01/09/2022
What exactly do HVAC technicians do?
Very generally speaking, HVAC technicians repair, maintain and install comfort systems, including:
- Air conditioning systems
- Ductless systems
- Heat pump systems
- Ventilation and refrigeration systems.
Most HVAC technicians work in homes, schools, hospitals, office buildings or factories. Some typical duties of HVAC technicians include:
- Installation and maintenance of HVAC and refrigeration systems
- Installation of electrical components and wiring
- Inspection and testing of HVAC systems and components
- Explain HVAC concerns and problems to customers
- Repair and replacement of parts and systems
Why should I consider a career in HVAC?
People who are interested in pursuing an HVAC career are in luck, as it’s a growing industry in the United Kingdom, with job opportunities expected to increase at a very steady rate over the next decade as a result of heat pumps replacing traditional boilers.
Still not sure if a career in the HVAC industry is the right opportunity for you? Below are six reasons you might want to consider it.
6 Reasons to Work In The HVAC Industry with Carrier
1. Job Stability HVAC is something people need all year long. Customers need heating in the winter, air conditioning in the summer, and indoor air quality products all year long.
2. Positive Job Outlook The continued adoption of heat pumps to replace gas and oil fired boilers creates huge opportunities for mass recruitment to support this growing market.
3. Incentives For Advancement Carrier encourage employees to continue with training and take on new roles and responsibilities over the course of their career. On-the-job experience, training and dedication can help technicians advance.
4. On-The-Job Training At Carrier we encourage our employees to continue with their learning and development, providing training and advancement opportunities to help you take your career to the next level.
5. Career Mobility People all throughout the country (and the world!) need HVAC. Being an HVAC worker essentially means that you will find employment, no matter where life takes you.
6. Multiple Career Paths The HVAC industry is extremely versatile and offers a vast array of career opportunities. Technicians, mechanics and installers can find work in heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration both residentially and commercially. There is even a need for HVAC technicians in the automotive industry!
For more information and to apply for a role in the HVAC industry, please visit CTP’s online job board RightJob, and search Carrier.