HVAC
Students learn basic theories related to refrigeration, electricity, and magnetism. Cutting and bending of copper tubing, soldering, and silver brazing are taught. Students learn to read and interpret schematic drawings and wiring diagrams. Preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of air conditioners and heat pumps are also stressed. The course includes both classroom and shop activity. Students will have the opportunity to apply for their Maryland Apprenticeship License from the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation.
Instructor
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HVAC Instructor
John Maguire
I began working in the HVAC field in1981 and passed my Masters HVAC Certification Test in 1985. I have worked in the field extensively and was given the opportunity to teach a course at Wor-Wic Community college. I was excited to teach the trade, and when the opportunity came about to move to Parkside High School to teach full time, I jumped at it. I started at Parkside in 2008 and have been here since then.