Is your team equipped to handle one of the most overlooked — and dangerous — hazards in the HVAC industry? The National Comfort Institute Combustion Performance & Carbon Monoxide Safety Program is a hands-on, 3-day certification course designed for HVAC contractors and technicians who want to set themselves apart and deliver a higher standard of service.

This course will help you:

• Keep customers safe from invisible CO hazards
• Overcome common HVAC industry misconceptions and reduce liability
• Implement a proven protocol for identifying and addressing CO safety issues
• Improve delivered system efficiency and prevent premature equipment failure
• Offer profitable solutions that few contractors in your market provide

Whether you're looking to sharpen your skills, grow your service offerings, or add a recognized certification to your resume, this course delivers real-world value you can take straight to the job site.

Lunch is included, and Corken Steel Products is proud to offer $25 off registration when you use coupon code CorkenKY at checkout or by calling NCI at 800-633-7058.

Register with NCI — spots are limited!

Class pricing: 

• Combustion Performance & Carbon Monoxide Safety Training Course $1095
• Combustion Performance & Carbon Monoxide Safety Training Course + Exam $1190

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Geothermal technology is evolving fast, and the ClimateMaster SQ and SV variable speed units are leading the way. Whether you're installing your first unit or want to sharpen your service skills, this full-day, hands-on class will give you the knowledge and confidence to size, install, set up, and troubleshoot these systems like a pro.

What you'll learn:

• Who ClimateMaster is and what sets the SQ and SV apart
• SQ and SV sizes, capacities, and modes of operation
• Components and how an inverter works
• Surge protection essentials WST, SQ, and SV model setup
• ClimaZone (zoning) setup
• Installation basics
• Flushing procedures — and why these units differ from other geothermal systems
• Smart tank operation (SQ models)
• MyUplink and MyUplink Pro
• iGate 2.0 thermostat
• How to check antifreeze protection (brazed plate heat exchangers)
• The importance of properly sizing these units
• And more!

Audience: Residential HVAC technicians and installers who work with (or want to start working with) geothermal systems

Lunch and refreshments will be provided.

Please note: This class does not qualify for CE hours.

Who Should Attend: Employees and subcontractors of LG Representatives and Distribution Partners who will be servicing and repairing LG ductless air conditioning systems.

Course Overview – What You'll Learn: This course provides an in-depth look at the key components of LG ductless systems, including PCBs, EEVs, BLDC motors, compressors, and more. Students will gain a modular-level understanding of how each component contributes to proper system operation, including how indoor and outdoor electrical connections interact. The course also includes hands-on guidance for accessing major components and performing essential service and maintenance tasks.

How You'll Learn: Training combines classroom instruction with hands-on exercises using live LG equipment in the lab. Students will follow a step-by-step troubleshooting process and use LGMV Mobile, LG's performance and diagnostic tool, to evaluate and resolve real-time equipment issues.

Prerequisites:

• Advanced technical knowledge of residential A/C, heat pump, and air distribution systems
• Basic proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Excel, PowerPoint, and Word prefered

LGMV Note: Students interested in using the LGMV PC version should contact Corken to obtain an LGMV kit.

What to Bring:

• A laptop or PC with a web browser
• Students who wish to have LGMV installed on their device should verify compatibility in advance

Registration: Participants must register at https://lghvac.com/training/ to receive LG Pro Dealer credit and a certificate of completion.

Extras: Refreshments and lunch will be provided.

Class Description

Managing & Growing Service Profitably is an in-depth review of the principles and strategies necessary to run a profitable service department or division. Many dealers view their service department or division as a necessary evil or loss leader, not a profit machine. In this course, dealers will learn the correct approach to running a profitable service department or division that can generate 20-35% net income each month.

Class Mission

• Learn the top five keys to managing and growing your service department along with the tools to put them in place.
• Determine how to correctly charge for technician labor.
• Turn your service department into a profit machine.
• Manage, motivate and maximize service technician’s performance.
• Learn what the service department’s potential is and how to capture it.
• Maximize performance through efficient dispatch and scheduling.
• Proper management and pricing of maintenance agreements. (Residential & Commercial)

This class offers NATE and Factory Elite Hours. No state CE hours are offered for this course.

Meals and refreshements are provided

To register email: [email protected] 

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If you're working with refrigerants, EPA 608 certification isn't just a good idea — it's the law. 

What's Included:

• Study guide: Pick up your study guide at your local Corken Steel branch before class — we recommend grabbing it early so you have plenty of time to prepare. Give us a call before making a special trip!
  • Additional Prep Resources: Supplemental study guides and practice tests are also available through Amazon, major retailers, and free online resources such as GoTestPrep.com.
• In-person review of exam content 
• Certification exam

Certification Categories:

Candidates for this exam can be certified in any of three equipment categories plus Universal:

• Core — General knowledge required to pass before any type certification can be awarded
• Type 1 — Small appliances such as PTACs and window A/C units
• Type 2 — High-pressure refrigerant equipment such as residential A/C and heat pumps
• Type 3 — Low-pressure refrigerant equipment such as chillers
• Universal — Awarded to candidates who pass all three Types plus Core

Who Should Attend: Any HVAC technician who handles refrigerants and needs to become certified — or anyone looking to upgrade their current certification level. This is one of the most essential credentials in the trade.

Note: Additional tests and retests are available for an additional charge.