Apply For Our HVAC Apprenticeship Program
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- Опубликовано: 21 мар 2022
- The work of an HVAC technician is:
Physically active
Mentally challenging
Financially rewarding
Everyday brings a new problem to solve and new people to meet. We a looking for a few good applicants who want to get paid to learn how to be highly skilled HVAC technicians. Forgo the debt of tuition and go directly into a profitable profession with unlimited potential.
In one year you could be doing essential work that genuinely helps people.
If you have no experience in this field, but are a stand up person who wants to learn from the best, and you live near Olathe, Kansas...apply to our spring apprenticeship program at our website: www.onehourairkc.com/careers/
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My grandad owns a hvac business
Growing up I’ll go out with him sometimes to help give him an extra hand if needed. After seeing what they do, it’s not for me bro 😂. Putting a unit in the attic is back breaking!!
Thats what the hoist is for plus you could dissamble the unit and reassemble in the attic
They aren’t always in the attic 😂
I had a problem with my 1980s ruud gas furnace and I was told that it was going to cost me $500 for the furnace company to come out and fix this and that's with low income disability 20% off. Turns out it was the thermocouple around it was only 12 dollars and they wanted $500 for something they probably only paid five bucks for. How can they sleep at night ripping off people that can't afford a $500 pill in the middle of winter. My house is getting down to the low 50 that night and barely up to 58 60° in a day. It was like that for two weeks before I finally got it going. And the only reason I took so long it's cuz I didn't have $12 to buy that part. And I didn't have any idea if it would really work or not. In the long run the entire furnace needs to be replaced but that's going to be a spring summer job where I don't need to have the heat all day. And I will definitely do this myself. As I might be disabled but I used to be a contractor I didn't do any HVAC work but I'm still familiar with just about every aspect of home construction and appliances. So it's not all that hard for me to do. I just replaced three gas hot water heaters this summer alone when I haven't touched any water heaters for about five to six years. Until this year or last year you could call it now
Depends on the attic it’s come that are huge and some that are cramped depends on the house 😂
@@jeffreywolf5235 it's every trade that charges like that not only HVAC
I do hvac in Connecticut. Got a nice van, work with great people. Some days it’s easy, some days it’s hard. I love the trade and make good money at work and killer money when I do side work.
I’m in Connecticut too, working on starting my own business. Just waiting on that S1!
@@jake_beforeiturn good luck!
I just started school for hvac last night actually. Connecticut as well glad to know it’s worth it
How do get in the hvac field, went to trade school for it (900h) in new york. Im moving to ct for personal reasons. And everywhere i look it asking for requirements that i dont meet n apprenticeship wont help cover rent.
I live in Connecticut. I want to get into the industry. Where should I start? Please help
Refrigeration, Refrigeration, Refrigeration!! That's where the money is!! F residential a/c, ice machines, and cooler/freezers that's where you want to be
Been in residential for 13 years and finally making the jump to refrigeration. Don't know why is taken this long, residential sucks.
How do I get into that field?
so I am currently working on my epa 608 type 1 I noticed the jobs are hiring for type II so I need to go ahead and get my type 2 certification while I am at it right ? I have a 2 year degree in CIS but can't find work in it so trying to build up some more skills in other fields for work and I notice Hvac always seems to be hiring
@@ployth9000 I was told to just get the universal EPA 608. A convenient all in one type 1 through 3 certification test, im working on mine with Johnstone supply in AZ.
Legit been doing this since i was 12 (born into family biz.) Ill be 40 next year. I race pedal bikes i eat very healthy and stay active, yes i make good money and take pride but they dont mention how much stress on the body and mind this work does to u over time. The best thing you can do is get on jobsite experience they are sending these kids out of 9 month programs with e.p.a. cirts. and many more.. and have no clue what they are doing. Just understand it on paper when they get in the field they are afraid of hieghts or electricity or just cant hang. And expect top pay from adds like this.
Been in the trade 20yrs never broke
how is the pay weekly bi weekly ?
I work for this company in Fl and I started with 0 exp, a year latter and I’m getting ready to start working as a lead installer.
Worth the time it took to get here.
Nice one
do you get paid your first year during the apprenticeship or only after the first year
where in Florida
can I apply?
@@derrickharney6750 lindstrom port st lucie
I want to be hvac technician i am scared of Mental challenge cause of my learning disability but i know i can surpress it and feel great
If I can do it, you can 👌🏼
@@supremekai9511same haha it’s worth it
Take that as a challenge, tell yourself you will overcome that feeling.
@@supremekai9511 thanks man thank you....
@@L3onidas thanks man I appreciate the encouragement
I did hvac installation for like a little over a year. With that experience, no one will hire me. Everyone is asking for two years experience. So if people will hire apprentices, and you want
To do the work , jump on it yall.
They forgot to shot the most important tool: a cooler for that attic.
This is very important. My family, regardless of my advice leaves a couple windows open because the air smells "nice". The house doesn't smell bad at all. It's clean. However I have told them repeatedly that Florida's humidity sticks to heat and comes in the window and makes the ac work harder. This wears out the ac sooner than planned by the manufacturer, and raises the electric bill. Could you do a professional scientific video on this subject? Husband's and brothers and fathers everywhere will thank you!
I'm graduating in May with some experience and I have great grades in my courses and take them seriously.
How much was the over all fee ?
This is such a great business to get involved with now!
Totally worth it I work on the commercial side
Did you have to get your journeyman’s license before working commercial. I’ve been doing residential for about a year and I want to switch to the commercial side of the house.
How do I apply for the apprenticeship program?
Commercial/ industrial hvac all the way 🤙🏻
Definitely. Left residential to work in an ammonia cold storage place and it’s great.
@@Retro89Decplease tell me why you like commercial more? How is the pay difference? Ive been in the residential hvac field 15ish years
The work of a hvac tech is a walk in the park compared to install
I wish I would’ve seen this before going to school for HVAC. Do y’all offer any per diem or help with out of state applicants? I graduate this July and would love to work for y’all. Currently in South Texas but visiting Kansas and Missouri gave me a breath of fresh air.
This can be very rewarding but not grand theft it can be difficult, hot work, I'd think I'd rather go after a UPS gig.
I’m locTed in Topeka, been doing hvac/refrigeration for the last 5-6 years.. I am interested
great if you have any needs you can learn about our products
They used to insulate the outside of sealed ductwork, now they insulate the inside of ductwork with fiberglass insulation
Where would the internship be?
How to apply for this job?
Service champions!!!!!
I am hvac technician
good pay?
Still available? I’m in Southern California
They said they wouldn’t hire me because I lacked experience. Then I see this video lol
One hours are franchised I believe.
Most companies will hire you if you don’t know anything. Start with being an installer.
@@KanersWorld I appreciate the advice but I’ve been doing HVAC for a little over a year now and been a service tech the entire time. I’m not trying to have my pay cut to do install time. Brother got bills to pay 😅.
@@juangotcloutif u have experience already I’m sure there’s more opportunities than just one hour. Just gotta do your research and make yourself better everyday. Chances are there is a company in your area looking for good techs. And who knows once u get on board with them might end up being overqualified for these other companies. Went through the same thing myself a few years back
@@juangotclout I’m school now, How did you start? Did you get a apprenticeship before getting your service position?
I almost took HVAC career as a 3rd career to help a fellow military veteran. It’s great work, it’s a bear in the Summer, but hopefully Can help people that need help like senior citizens. I see horrible and overpriced work.
Whats the % on Equipment/IAQ. Performace Based?
Okay, I only know a little knowledge about hvac never done even a test, I would love to work on this program but am I even eligible to? I'm still in highschool
From what I’ve been through and how I come home every night. I wouldn’t advise wearing white colored underwear uniforms. Remember, just because techs have it “easy” doesn’t mean it’s going to be any better going to commercial or residential. To be honest, residential have it a lot worse then us commercial workers.
I'm going to school to get certified I'm looking for work
I'ma tech but I'll never hand lift a condenser 🤣🤣🤣
When can I start
Depends where you work,it could be a cake work job or run you to the ground type of job,at the end of the day everyone is going to have a crappy job or day at some point no matter what job or field you are in.
Literally
@neal cassady 1. You don't have to pick up peoples shitcans
2. More hours is more money
3 you don't have to go to school
Can i work as an AC technician while attending college?
Hello are you guys in the inland empire area?
How to apply as apprentice
Mom,I have been working as a HVAC technician for last 6 years and I have been in Qatar for 3 years work and still on field in india as a hvac technician so how can I get job in your company .
I have subscribed your channel and looking forward to seeing your reply and longing too
Am HVAC website designer
Are you Hiring from abroad?
Any jobs available ??
HVAC 🌎
Am interested I have diploma in refrigeration and air conditioning
In this video I saw a crawl space no thanks I’ll stick with refrigeration
I hated my job 🤣🤣 switched to mechanical new construction it’s much better but still a tough way to make a living
Construction is easy, no thinking involved
What's the toughest part about it?
Hello. I am a air condition technician in Bangladesh. I have 6 years experience. Have any changes To work with your beautiful team?
Starting wage for techs with Mech IV and EPA Universal ?
Probably like 15
FA real no lie
@@murkyturkey5238 Said that this is the truth.
I love wat I do but I don't make shit as an installer and tech
Switch company’s bro or ask for a raise
Facts. They pay piss change. Get into commercial if you can. Even maintenance work helps as a stepping stone to get commercial experience which you can turn into greater opportunities.
Get your side work up
@@hvacmike2421 i like this energy.
How much do you make, if you don’t mind me asking. Thinking about getting into the trade.
how heavy are the units they lifted?
heavy as hell they shouldnt do that but if they wanna break their back in 15 years then go ahead
Shoot this would have been nice if I was American
36 HVAC Years Under My Belt
you own a company by now I’m assuming? Also assuming your financially rich
@@matthewrobinson3040 the vast majority of guys with that experience, do not on their own businesses and barely make anything this trade is a piece of garbage
@@stevenjames6830hustling people for that long takes a toll. Some companies are just terrible to work for and if you do find a gem it don't last long because sooner or later management will change and the new person wants to show they are the alpha and omega.
It probably would’ve been easier to lift that condenser if y’all had y’all’s supporting hands on opposite sides. Regardless y’all mfs made that 💩 look easy
I'm 34 and tired of breaking my back at an airport but have no experience with HVAC. Could I still thrive in this field?
Does insulation bother you?
You'll still break your back
I am complated diploma in engineering. Amd my depart name is refrigeration and air condition technology. I am in your country how apply my higher education
What happens if granny is dead after I finish the job
hahahaha
You charge by the hour
is it in Houston?
Yeah we’re definitely mentally challenged 😂
I’m interesting
What is this
Why these workers all look like new guys
How much is the commission
If your looking for a long term career may I suggest you look for something that interest you a little bit then look at the money later, you can always start your own or find a better business after you master the craft
$20/hr thats your answer
Depends southern states where it's hot , and have bipolar weather like Texas, you can make up to 150k a year. Find the right company and do the right thing. Learn as much as you can, and study study study
If your not self employed it’s always making someone else rich
Anything under 40% is unreasonable.
Watch out for the rape van..There the ones you're parents warned you about! LMFAO