HVAC Helper

Intro / Overview

At MSMU, we believe successful training is an investment in your future. Our state-approved Apprenticeship Program uses the NCCER curriculum and provides training in HVACR Service, Sheet Metal, Plumbing, and Piping.

What You'll Learn

HVACR Basics & Math

Covers the fundamentals of HVACR, trade math, and basic electricity to understand system components and operation.

Maintenance & Troubleshooting

Develop skills in leak detection, diagnostics, and system repairs to keep HVACR units running safely and efficiently.

Client Relations

Focuses on communication, problem-solving, and professional service skills to build strong customer relationships.

Heating & Cooling Systems

Learn how heating, cooling, and heat pump systems function, including troubleshooting gas heating and cooling for performance and efficiency.

Training Structure

Classroom Sessions

Attend classes every other week. We provide the “mind” skills needed to master the “hand” skills of your craft.

On-the-Job Training

Work directly on job sites, applying skills in real-world scenarios and completing training hours through your sponsor.

Balanced Training

A blend of classroom instruction and field experience builds the technical and hands-on skills needed for long-term success.

Safety & Mission

Safety Statement

We are committed to creating a safe learning environment. Our goal is to provide an injury-free work environment where all facilities and projects are free from recognized hazards, ensuring the safety of people, equipment, and the environment.

Program Mission

Through hands-on training and industry-relevant education, our four-year program is designed to meet the evolving needs of the construction industry. Our mission is to equip apprentices with the skills and knowledge needed to become well-rounded, highly skilled journeymen in sheet metal, piping, and plumbing.

Why Join?

The HVAC Helper program is designed for apprentices who want to begin their career in heating and cooling with a strong technical foundation. Apprentices learn how HVACR systems operate while gaining real jobsite experience in service, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

This program is ideal for individuals who like working with tools, solving mechanical problems, and building skills that lead to long-term advancement. With weekly classroom

instruction and hands-on fieldwork, apprentices gain the confidence and knowledge needed to grow into HVACR service and installation careers.