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I think its important to always level up your skill set. Whether you're an apprentice or a journeyman. In this video I cover 5 tips that I think will make you a better installer, technician, troubleshooter, or whatever position you're currently in. Remember, to be the best version of yourself, you have to put in the work. Hope you enjoy the video!!

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[Guznx]

Landed an apprenticeship with a local company, no prior experience or knowledge, I was still given the opportunity which I think is a big plus in my book. Now it’s up to me to put in the work and time to educate myself within this ever expanding industry. Super excited.

[madmat]

As an Owner/operator the one thing I'll disagree with you on is the being early part.. I just need you to show up on time. No point in coming in early. I've made time for you to come in stock the truck use the bathroom gossip figure out your work orders and head out.. We all have life's spend that extra 15 minutes with your kids and family.

[courtney]

I’m an almost-30 y/o woman and I’m starting hvac school in a couple of months, your videos have been very educational and insightful as to what I can kind of expect from this industry. It’s making me so excited to start!!

[TommyLor]

Im 28 years old and a father of four. I was working at a dead end manufacturing job for 10 years and knew it wasn't it for me. This past fall I saw a scholarship that was hard to get but I worked my butt off for it and it paid off!! I just got accepted this spring for a full ride for my HVAC associates degree! TIME TO MAKE A CHANGE! GOD IS GOOD! 🙏

[ALLrobotsAreSad]

Just want to point out, for someone as yourself that is a hvac tradesman, you have a good eye for shot composition, good quality video, and editing skills. Hope you have a good day!

[techbass]

The number 1 thing I tell my install helpers is to take pride in your work. I firmly believe looks, and functionality go hand in hand. Especially in install. Chances are if it looks good, it will function for years and years to come.

[downhillminion]

These tips definitely help out. I started working for a local company and I knew the contractor way before I started working for him. He taught me everything he knew too. The reason why he had a hired me was because I showed up on time and not just some time but like you said 1015 minutes before she had told me the fact that I showed up before that said a lot about me. He is no longer with us but I will forever remember everything he taught me and I am very thankful that he took me in when I knew nothing about HVAC. Unfortunately he passed away April 2019 and since then I have started working for another company in my little town, but if it wasn’t for him I would’ve never be where I am at today! The best decision of my life that I’ve taken was to take the job offer he offered to me. I’ve been in this train for 4 to 5 years now and I would love to get up in the morning go to work and learn new things about the trade. Keep up the good videos I enjoy watching your content

[jhill.]

I have one more year of hvac school!! I got my epa universal licenses before the semester ended. Thank you for all you do man

[truongdang]

A new apprentice here and about to start tomorrow after graduating aug 2022. A year of schooling was rough but i know i can do this and will stick with this career. Thank you for the tips and ill make sure i take my job more seriously because this stuff in HVAC is very interesting!

[recommendedforyou_]

Absolutely loving your videos man I’m 3 months into working at an hvac company coming from no schooling whatsoever ever and I’ve been learning a lot insanely fast. Willingness to learn, common sense, and paying attention really goes a long way in this trade I’m excited to keep learning and keeping getting my hands on new things 🙏🤘

[richardstilwell]

me an my best friend have been doing this shit for 5 years and we go above and beyond love watching your videos detail is key!

[trevolchapmanll]

I appreciate your channel so much! Im starting off as a LV1 apprentice and this video is helping me a lot to what I need to know, learn, and excel at.

[LaineyCharlieHank]

I’ve never gone to hvac school. I was probably 20 years old working some 9-5 job and I got hired by an hvac company with no prior experience or knowledge. I didn’t even know what a 6” elbow was lol. Now I’m 23 and working at another hvac company learning news things everyday. Always something new for me to learn. So if I can do it so can everyone else if you make an effort.

[PTRLPANCHO]

I just started my job on monday i’m an apprentice and done two jobs with my lead and it’s been great seen a lot so far so i’m just a sponge absorbing every bit of info I can get I really liked this video definitely put a lot of stress off my back

[masodior]

21 years old just signed up for Lincoln tech hvac, idk if this is the right idea but at least is a first step. im excited for the future.

[oliverpernillo]

Tip #6 never park on home owner’s driveway before asking them.
Tip #7 when installing Always protect homeowners wood floors and carpets or cover your shoes with shoe covers if you are just doing maintenance.

[simeoncook]

For someone who’s been a service tech for the past 3 years. I started off as an apprentice one thing I can say is work hard and ask questions. Many things I still don’t fully understand but asking the questions in the beginning gives me some answers.

[macduren]

Great video and great tips. I would also add, leave the workspace cleaner than you found it! Always watch your content.

[itsnotfar]

Did that exactly, showed up early 10 to 15 minutes every day. 10 years worked for same place. Never really good pay. So started my own business to help pay bills. One day called into the office and fired for conflict of interest. Yeah, it still bugs me to this day. I'm at a better place in life because of what happened tho.

[MarylandHvacRepair]

ENJOYING YOUR VIDEOS AN APPRENTICE CAN BE VERY SUCCESSFUL WHEN PAIRED WITH THR RIGHT TECHNICIAN KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK