Target Audience: Any engineer, designer, technician, or assistant who wants to broaden their base in the fundamentals, will greatly benefit from this training.
Primary Benefit: Students will enjoy learning as much practical knowledge as possible about Air Conditioning Fundamentals. Students won’t waste a great deal of time in theory. The typical student can immediately apply what he/she learns. Past attendees have boosted their overall confidence and found many ways to apply their recently acquired knowledge.
Comments from past attendees:
“Practical, helpful, essential information provided in a friendly and enthusiastic manner.”
Bill Bishop, Mechanical Designer – Rochester, NY
“Joe really knows the details and step by step ways to teach a hard topic to understand.
The best training I have had. Joe is a great teacher.”
Thomas Price – Estimator/Project Manager – Philadelphia, PA
“Joe has an effective teaching style that delivers a lot of technical information in an amount of time in a way that everyone in the classroom can easily comprehend and understand to use in their field.”
Andrew Davin – Mechanical Designer – Rochester, NY
“This was awesome! Engineering made simple. Joe Becker is one of the best!”
Jamie Chudyke – HVAC Mechanic – Rochester, NY
2008 Course Offerings (Rochester, NY):
(all classes are 3-days; Tuesday – Thursday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM)
5. [ ] Oct 7-9 ‘Airside Fundamentals-I’ (Load Design and Psychrometrics)
6. [ ] Nov 18-20 ‘Airside Fundamentals-II’ (Duct Design, Fans & Fan Laws, Acoustics and IAQ)
2009 Course Offerings (Rochester, NY):
(all classes are 3-days; Tuesday – Thursday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM)
1. [ ] Jan 13-15 ‘Systems Fundamentals-I’ (HVAC Systems, Ice Storage, Heat Recovery, etc…)
2. [ ] Feb 10-12 ‘Refrigeration Fundamentals’ (Refrig Basics, Refrig Piping, Refrig & Our Environment)
3. [ ] Mar 10-12 ‘Energy Efficient Design Fundamentals’ (Chilled Wtr, DX, VAV, Dehumidification)
4. [ ] Apr 14-16 ‘Product Fundamentals-I’ (A brief 1-2 hour summary of the top 12-15 products in HVAC)
5. [ ] May 12-14 ‘Product Fundamentals-II’ (A more in-depth look at AHU, WSHP, RTU, Compressor Technologies)
6. [ ] Jun 9-11 ‘Airside Fundamentals-I’ (Load Design and Psychrometrics)
7. [ ] Jul 14-16 ‘Airside Fundamentals-II’ (Duct Design, Fans & Fan Laws, Acoustics and IAQ)
Registration Deadline: Each course will be filled on a first-come-first-reserved basis.
Payment Deadline: Complete Payment must be received prior to the start of the class.
Contact: Joe Becker, Becker Learning / 5980 Sheppard Road / Dansville, NY 14437
Phone: (585) 317-0000 Email: Joe@BeckerLearning.com
More Details for 3-day courses:
Where: The specific Henrietta, NY location will be decided at least 30-days before the class & all attendees will be emailed all appropriate information in time to make hotel reservations.
Time: We will start each morning at 8:00 AM and end by 5:00 PM (except Thursday when we end by 4:00 PM)
Food: Lunch, mid-morning and mid-afternoon snacks & drinks are provided.
What is not included: Transportation, other meals & lodging.
Travel:
Arrival: Since the seminar starts at 8:00 a.m., plan to arrive the night before.
Departure: You can book flights out of Rochester International Airport as early as 5:15 p.m. on Thursday since our Henrietta, NY location is less than 10-minutes from the airport.
