HVACR TECHNICIAN SCHOOL & TRAINING IN LONG BEACH, CA

UTI’s Long Beach campus offers an HVACR Technician training program that helps students learn skills for an exciting, in-demand industry.

In just 39 weeks, students in UTI’s HVAC school will learn how to install, repair and maintain refrigeration, heating, air-conditioning and ventilation systems.

They’ll also learn important soft skills as instructors provide mentorship along the way. Traits like flexibility, attention to detail and professionalism are important for this career path!

There are several HVAC certifications that HVACR technicians can test for and earn. These can be beneficial for them in their careers as they progress and gain experience.

While enrolled in UTI Long Beach’s HVAC school, instructors prepare students to test for several certifications during the 39-week program, including:

• EPA 608
• North American Technician Excellence (NATE) Core exams
• R410a
• OSHA 10 General construction

As they advance in their careers, there may be additional certifications that technicians can test for.

Employers in both the residential and commercial spaces are looking for skilled HVACR technicians. In fact, total HVACR technician employment is expected to exceed 437,000 by 2032.⁷²

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual salary for HVAC technicians in the United States was $51,390 in May 2022.⁵⁸ This means half earned more and half earned less. Keep in mind that salary depends on several factors, including experience, employer, demand and cost of living in the area.

With over 142,000 square feet of campus space, why not schedule a tour to see our HVAC technician school in person? It’s a great way to check out our classrooms and labs and get your questions answered.

If you’re already coming from the Long Beach area, it’s easy to get to campus. Just follow these directions:

1. 1. Get on I-710 N from W. 3rd St. and W. Shoreline Dr. (1.4 miles)
1. a. Head north on Pacific Ave toward W. 3rd. St. (164 ft)
2. b. Turn left at the first cross street onto W. 3rd St. (0.5 miles)
3. c. Use the right two lanes to take the ramp to I-710 N (0.1 mile)
4. d. Merge onto W. Shoreline Dr. (0.4 miles)
5. e. Use the left two lanes to merge onto I-710 N. via the ramp to Pasadena (0.4 miles)
2. 2. Continue on I-710 N. Take I-405 S to E. Spring St. Take exit 29A from I-405 S. (5.8 miles)
1. a. Merge onto I-710 N. (2.8 miles)
2. b. Use the right lane to take exit 4 for Interstate 405 S/Interstate 405 N. toward San Diego/Santa Monica (0.1 mile)
3. c. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for I-405 S/San Diego and merge onto I-405 S (2.3 miles)
4. d. Take exit 29A to merge onto E. Spring St. toward Cherry Ave. (0.5 miles)
3. 3. Follow Cherry Ave. and Cover St. to Worsham Ave. (2.6 miles)
1. a. Merge onto E. Spring St. (0.2 miles)
2. b. Turn right onto Cherry Ave. (1.1 miles)
3. c. Turn right onto Cover St. (1.2 miles)
4. d. At the traffic circle, take the first exit onto Worsham Ave. and campus will be on your left (328 ft).