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Unit/Standard Number | High School Graduation years 2013, 2014, 2015   Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician CIP 47.0201 Task Grid | Proficiency Level Achieved: (X) Indicates Competency Achieved to Industry Proficiency Level
 | Secondary Competency Task List
100 | INTRODUCTION TO HVAC
101 | Identify HVAC systems.
102 | Describe career opportunities in the HVAC profession.
103 | Demonstrate awareness of the occupational requirements.
104 | Explain the class rules and the rational behind them.
200 | BASIC SAFETY
201 | Identify causes of job site accidents and measures to prevent them.
202 | Identify job site hazards and describe measures to prevent them from occurring.
203 | Identify and demonstrate the use of personal protection equipment.
204 | Demonstrate the knowledge of OSHA regulations.
300 | TOOLS FOR HVAC/R
301 | Identify and Safely Use Basic Hand Tools Used in the Trade.
302 | Identify and Safely Use Basic Power Tools Used in the Trade.
400 | BLUEPRINT READING
401 | Identify types of blueprint plans.
402 | Read and Interpret blueprint plans.
500 | PIPING PRACTICES
501 | Identify Piping Materials.
502 | Select, Measure, Cut, and Ream Piping and [NAME].
503 | Assemble Piping Projects and Pressure Test According to Trade Standards.
504 | Identify and assemble PVC pipe and fittings.
505 | Assemble copper tubing projects and pressure test according to trade standards.
506 | Solder copper tubing.
507 | Braze and silver solder [NAME].
508 | Identify and demonstrate proper use of fittings and tools for steel (black) pipe.
509 | Cut, ream, thread and assemble steel (black) pipe.
510 | Assemble Corrugated Stainless Steel Gas Tubing (CSST) Projects.
511 | Identify piping material such as PVC, ABS, copper, black iron
600 | BASIC ELECTRICITY
601 | Describe methods of producing electricity using appropriate terms.
602 | Calculate basic electrical quantities using Ohm's law.
603 | Explain how magnetism is used in different HVAC components.
604 | Identify Safe Electrical Practices.
605 | Recognize and draw various types of electrical schematics and symbols.
606 | Demonstrate proper wiring techniques.
607 | Demonstrate electrical testing  to include mechanical/electronic relays.
608 | Wire series circuit, parallel circuit, and series / parallel circuit.
609 | Install electric disconnects, circuit breakers and fuses.
610 | Identify and test capacitors.
611 | Identify electrical motors and their applications.
612 | Recognize motor control protection and start devices.
613 | Recognize Electrical Codes.
614 | Demonstrate knowledge of transformers and their applications.
700 | INTRODUCTION TO COOLING
701 | Measure temperature and pressure of a cooling system.
702 | Calculate Superheat and Subcooling.
703 | Locate and describe components of the basic refrigeration cycle.
704 | Apply Pressure Temperature Charts for various refrigerants.
705 | Describe the functions of compressors.
706 | Describe the functions of condensers.
707 | Describe the functions of evaporators.
708 | Describe the functions of metering devices.
709 | Identify secondary components used in the air conditioning and refrigeration industry.
710 | Evaluate effects of airflow on system performance.
800 | INTRODUCTION TO HEATING
801 | Describe the principles of combustion.
802 | Identify temperatures and pressures of a heating system.
803 | Identify components of various heating systems.
804 | Perform maintenance on a gas furnace.
805 | Troubleshoot conventional / condensing gas heating equipment.
806 | Identify oil heating equipment.
807 | Install and adjust oil fired equipment.
808 | Perform annual preventive maintenance on oil fired equipment.
809 | Troubleshoot oil fired equipment.
810 | Identify electric heating equipment.
811 | Install heating/air conditioning thermostats according to manufacturer’s standards.
812 | Identify components and controls of steam heating systems.
813 | Perform Combustion Analysis on oil and gas fired equipment.
900 | AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
901 | Identify and sketch different types of duct systems.
902 | Identify and describe the different types of duct system components.
903 | Measure temperature, humidity and air velocities.
904 | Determine velocity, static, and total air pressures in a system.
905 | Determine airflow volume using velocity pressure method.
906 | Perform basic duct fabrication functions.
1000 | INTRODUCTION TO HYDRONIC SYSTEMS
1001 | Describe hot water heating system components.
1002 | Install and service hydronic systems.
1100 | [NAME], EVACUATION, RECOVERY AND CHARGING
1101 | Locate refrigerant leaks using common types of leak detectors.
1102 | Perform refrigerant recovery.
1103 | Perform system evacuation and dehydration.
1104 | Determine when to charge with liquid versus vapor.
1105 | Weigh in correct system charge (when appropriate).
1106 | Charge systems using superheat method when appropriate (e.g., fixed restriction).
1107 | Charge systems using subcooling method when appropriate (e.g., TXV, AXV).
1108 | Demonstrate knowledge of EPA Section 608.
1200 | TROUBLESHOOTING GAS HEATING
1201 | Perform gas burner flame proving tests according to trade standards.
1202 | Demonstrate how to install, trouble shoot, and service gas heating equipment.
1300 | TROUBLESHOOTING COOLING
1301 | Identify control system components.
1302 | Demonstrate, install, trouble shoot, and service cooling equipment .
1303 | Demonstrate how to install electrical components.
1400 | HEAT PUMPS
1401 | Explain heat pump modes of operation.
1402 | Identify and describe heat pump components.
1403 | Demonstrate how to install heat pumps.
1500 | COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS
1501 | Identify components of a desktop computer.
1502 | Utilize the Internet for research.
1503 | Identify and demonstrate skills with computer software relating to HVAC.