Automotive Air Conditioning Course
AUR20220 Certificate II in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology
AU58919
Overview
Do you want to be able to diagnose, service and repair automotive air conditioning systems?
This course is designed for qualified mechanics who are wanting to upskill their knowledge or gain an Artick air-conditioning licence.
Suitable for technicians working on:
- Light vehicle
- Heavy vehicle
- Mobile plant and machinery
This course aims to teach you how to:
- Recover Air Conditioning Refrigerant
- Service Air Conditioning
- Diagnose and repair HVAC Systems
The course includes a combination of online pre-training and 3 days of practical, hands on training.
You will cover the following units:
- AURETU103 Service air conditioning and HVAC system
- AURETU104 Diagnose and repair air conditioning and HVAC components.
- AURETU102 Recover Vehicle Refrigerants
For trade qualified technicians upon successful completion of this course you will be able to apply for an AAC02 – Refrigerant handling licence (Automotive air conditioning license)
*Please note that additional fees are payable direct to Arctick. Prior to course commencement you should apply for a trainee license; and once completed your full licence.
All fees associated can be found at https://www.arctick.org/refrigerant-handling-licence/licence-fees/
Course Dates
8:00am – 5:00pm
11-14 June 2024
Registration Information
Course Cost: All fee information can be found at https://ringwood.training/aur20220-certificate-ii-in-automotive-air-conditioning-technology-post-school-fees/
To register please download and complete the expression of interest form and email it to [email protected]
Testimonials
I own a medium sized automotive workshop and I did air conditioning training during my apprenticeship but as my qualification was quite old I was unable to get a current ARC tick accreditation. I was offered the opportunity to upgrade my qualification at Ringwood training and I am very glad I did.
Tony the trainer has a very vast and deep up to date understanding of all aspects of air conditioning for a seemingly complete range of vehicles and applications. The course was run over 3 days, but it would have taken weeks if we were to attempt to extract the decades of experience & knowledge from his head. Tony willingly gave over his contact details so we could contact him in the future if ever find any difficult issues.
The course included additional modules than the basics required for the ARC tick licence, time was taken to clearly show in-depth diagnostic and repair procedures even including hose making / repair. We spent majority of the time in the workshop doing practical work and diagnostics using a wide range of up-to-date tools.
I plan on sending my staff for the next round of AC training at Ringwood Training