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Hydronic Designer/Installer Program Hydronic Designer & Installer Certification Courses
Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
www.nait.caHydronics professionals are an important part of building systems. They work on systems of heating or cooling that use a fluid (usually water or vapour) to transfer heat or cold within a closed system of pipes. NAIT's Hydronics program will provide you with foundational knowledge of these systems, exploring topics involving solar, fuel cell and geothermal heating sources.
Office of the Registrar
11762 - 106 Street
Edmonton, Alberta, T5G2R1, Canada
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Program Type Occupational
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Credential Type Certificate
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Length 1 Year or Less
Hydronic Designer: 3 courses with 3 exams
Hydronic Installer: 3 courses with 3 exams
- Part Time Only
- Cooperative Education
- Continuing Education Only
- Distance Learning
A successful student can be certified as a Hydronic Designer, Hydronic Installer or both. Once you have completed all coursework and achieved grades of 70% or better on all exams, NAIT will submit your credentials to the Canadian Hydronics Council (CHC) for certification.
Note that different jurisdictions have different requirements regarding who is eligible to perform installations. In Alberta, you must be an apprentice plumber, steamfitter or pipefitter to install hydronic systems.
For more information, please visit Hydronic Designer & Installer Certification Courses
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Updated May 01, 2024. The information contained in this profile is current as of the date shown.
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