Got my first job in this trade 2 weeks ago while taking a class in community class for HVAC and i’ve learned so much more on the job than in school and I already apply all these tips to everyday work and i’ve learned a lot and have great leads who put effort into teaching me and explaining me everything. Good video!

Loving the content my guy keep it up 😎

Keep up !!! Good luck

Female in the HVAC trade 👩🏻‍🔧, always open to learn new things!

Hey man, great video. Hvac is a great trade to be in. The endless opportunity’s are out there. I enjoy learning and doing the work myself whether it’s service or installs. However, the last company I worked with, my experience wasn’t that great with some workers and the management. It was way too corporate. I’m grateful for the Experience. The issue I had was I was being tossed around like bxtch working with a different crew each day. I never really had a lead to learn off. At times I would forget how each lead wanted things done their way if you know what I mean. Anyways, I have an interview Monday for a hvac install helper position and they told me they move people up , just gotta prove it type of thing.

Should absolutely ask questions DURING the work. When you wait to ask questions, you forget shit and the information doesn't stick in your head as well as it would if you had learned it while doing a task. Almost all HVAC work is slow and methodical. If anything, questioning the process should HELP your instructor. Rubber duck method. Of course, this all goes out the window if you're glued to a dickhead who doesn't care for apprentices. I've been lucky thus far. But being an apprentice is supposed to be intimate. The things you learn are so fucking important, not just for your career, but for your safety as well as the safety of the client. Pour one out for everyone with a shitty master/journeyman.

Buy a new tool every paycheck. Buy what you can afford. Does not have to be high dollar, but not so cheap it falls apart. You can upgrade later when your a top tech.

I'm in my second year of HVAC training in community college. I can't wait to get a job.

Great video!!!!👍

Im about to start my apprenticeship in 3 days!! Thanks for your videos

As a 30 year tech ready to retire, I approve of this message and tips. We did not have phones when I started. Hell we did not even have battery powered tools.

As someone first starting out in any job at all in life whatever it is the most important rule should always be to pay attention so that later on in life you can be the one standing over people on the phone 😂

Can you do side jobs as a 2nd year apprentice ???

I ALLWAYS required my helpers to leave their cell phone in the truck.

I just got my HVAC certificate from a community college, but still don’t feel confident in applying for an entry-level position, so can I still be an apprentice, even though I have my certificate?

That's a beautiful set up in the basement there. It's too bad they're not all like that. Vented attics are the absolute WORST place for HVAC

Is Florida a good place to start my career as a hvac technician?

game recognizes game 👌lol

Dude,.....I thought you said "got paid for doing nothing" 😅😂. NOW you Say it is Hard work

Anyone have any idea about training institute in Ottawa who can provide part time course for HVAC???? My availability is Sunday, Monday & Tuesday.... Kindly give me any lead if u have

What’s name of your boots

Explain your measurements before you bent the copper pipe. It was dead on!

Hey everybody before you think about getting into HVAC residential … Please understand that this trade is full of favoritism!.. I repeat this field is filled with favoritism, if the leads don’t like you they won’t train you .. And they run the mouth like high schoolers as well .. Good luck ..

Great video keep up the great work 🫡