The installer must posses the ability to read and understand diagrams and blueprints describing the layout of a duct system. On occasion, the installer may have to make 'judgement calls' on practical application and location of equipment.
Must posses detailed and extensive knowledge regarding:
- industry standards and code/ordinance requirements.
- equipment installation and hook-up.
- control wiring.
- duct installation and joining procedures.
- flue exhaust requirements and applications.
- airflow principles, static pressure and requirements.
- basic electrical principles and applications.
- basic principles and applications of gas piping.
- soldering/braising techniques and applications.
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Bruce D. Oliver is an instructor in the HVAC department at
Columbus Technical Institute.
e-mail:
boliver@columbustech.org
My personal e-mail
address is:
Bruce@Bruce-Dale.com
Bruce D. Oliver is a graduate of the College of Education and the
Graduate School at
Auburn
University.
