Posts Tagged ‘EPA study guide’
5 Tips for Studying for Your EPA Certification Test
Obtaining your EPA certification is one of the first major steps in the process of becoming an expert heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) technician. Whether you start off small by getting your Section 608 Type 1 certification online, or take the plunge and get your universal Section 608 certification right away, you should take…
Read MoreHow to Study for R-410A Certification
In a previous post, we discussed the merits of receiving your R-410A certification. Now, understanding the importance of this certification from Mainstream Engineering, how should you go about studying for the exam? Like any form of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certification exam, it is best to devote at least a little time to studying. In…
Read MoreMaking the Most Of Your EPA Practice Test
Mainstream Engineering offers software to help you prepare for several different EPA certifications, with a primary focus on EPA Section 608 Type I certification. Luckily, practice tests are included within that software. Practice tests can be one of the most useful tools to use when preparing for any test, and that is particularly true when…
Read MoreStudying for Your EPA Section 608 Type I Exam
Are you nervous about your EPA Section 608 Type I Certification exam? This exam can be nerve-wracking since it determines whether you can legally buy refrigerants in the United States. Buying refrigerants can advance your career as an HVAC professional greatly, so getting certified is a must. At Mainstream Engineering, we would like to help…
Read MoreAnswering EPA 608 FAQs
Any HVAC technician looking to make a career in the industry will likely be required to take an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) test that certifies their ability to safely and effectively deal with commercial refrigerants. Whether you’re planning on working with building air conditioning systems (EPA 608) or motor vehicle air conditioners (EPA 609), it’s…
Read MoreOur EPA Certification Firm Highlights Our Offered Certification Programs
In order to work with refrigerants, all professionals are mandated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to be certified for the job. If you plan on servicing air conditioning or refrigeration systems, it is necessary to achieve your certification before you can do so. EPA testing can become an intensive process, which is why our…
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