Understanding Building Mechanical Systems

This course provides a practical introduction to commercial-scale HVAC&R systems, focusing on how they work, how they're designed, and how to ensure quality installation and operation. Participants will explore system components, codes, and commissioning strategies, with an emphasis on real-world application rather than engineering theory. Ideal for professionals involved in planning, managing, or maintaining building systems, this course bridges the gap between technical design and project execution.

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Who Should Attend?

  • Project managers, engineers, and architects involved in building design or renovation.
  • Facilities managers, owners’ reps, and construction professionals overseeing HVAC installations.
  • Equipment vendors, suppliers, and non-mechanical professionals working with HVAC teams.

What You Will Learn

  • Describe how HVAC&R systems function and identify opportunities for facility improvements.
  • Apply relevant codes and evaluate equipment options for new or retrofit projects.
  • Plan for successful installations using MEP quality principles, testing, and commissioning strategies.

Course Details: RA00332

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Course Outline

Total Credits:
CEU 1.5
GBCI
PDH 15
LU/HSW 15

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