looking to get into the air conditioning, refrigeration systems and controls and major home appliances field?
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A good place to start is by contacting your community colleges (if you are in the U.S.) - they often offer job skill related certification program. It's a lot easier to get into these fields if you have the training/certificate. You can also get some guidance from the course instructors.
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try this: http://www.assurant.com/inc/assurant/careers/assurant-careers.html
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It depends on what aspect of the business you want to get into.  Sales, installation, manufacturing, wholesale, etc.  Be more specific.
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http://www.ashrae.org/\nhttp://www.allhvacinfo.com/technical_magazines.asp\nhttp://www.epa.gov/ozone/title6/608/608fact.html\nhttp://www.qwik.com/\nThe last link tells how to get licenses to work with refrigerants legally.
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Just go to your local Radio Shack and ask them if there are any openings in the area.  Some stores can provide you with an application and interveiw if they have job openings.  In other cases you may be refered to an other store or to the area manager.  They look primarily for retail sales experiance.  Some knowlage of electronics is a plus but not needed fo most positions.
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I would seek a job working for a firm that designs hardware for major OEMs. Servers and data storage are 2 big ones in the US still. Most people dont know it but large corporations like Sun Microsystems, Network Appliance, Fujitsu Siemens, etc. buy their products, or at least the designs, from other companies.
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try this\n\nwww.wholesalelearningtechnology.co.nz
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<>You have to be more specific.  Are you talking about an electrical condenser, a refrigeration condenser, an air conditioning condenser, or some other kind?
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Try the Nat-West, they did self cert.at one time, not too sure about now but well worth a try- best of luck.
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Trades Careers Forte Specialty
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One of my ex-boyfriends went to a community college and got an Associates degree in something or another electrical.  When you're done with that, you have to study to take a test.  Once you pass it, you can get hired on with a company either directly or as an apprentice.
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i would love to know too. I am interested in that field
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I will not do all of your research for you, but I will tell you the top HVAC companies in the United States:\n\nBentley Systems Inc. (Exton, Pennsylvania)\n  \nMastery Technologies Inc. (Novi, Michigan)\n\nUltimate HVAC and Door Products Inc. (Raleigh, North Carolina)\n  \nSigma Design (Alexandria, Louisiana)\n\nAEC Design Group (Gaithersburg, Maryland) \n \nDynacomp Inc. (Romulus, New York) \n \nCAD Technology Corp. (Franklin, North Carolina) \n\nSteril-Aire U.S.A. Inc. (Cerritos, California)
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With your background you can get into anything. Have you thought about going into market research in the consumer products industry? Companies like Unilever PLC, Pfizer etc pay very well. Check out......http://www.unilever.co.za/\n\nYou can also go into banking, consulting etc.
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First find out what you are interested and doing, what your skills are, etc. Try a temp agency, they have placement tests and a variety of jobs so you can test the waters.
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Plumbing and HVAC (heating,ventilating and air conditioning) are totally different trades. You could have gotten more answers in the home and garden section. Check the link below.
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Not sufficient data on what part of the industry you want to become part of