HVAC

Become an HVAC Technician

Keep Arizona Comfortable All Year Long

HVAC technicians repair, maintain, and install heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems in all types of settings. These applications include residential, commercial, medical, and industrial sectors. These skilled technicians can also replace old systems with new, energy-efficient ones.

  • Pipelines
  • Power Plants
  • Hospitals
  • Pharmaceutical Facilities

Have 5+ Years of Experience as a Journeyman?

Staying comfortable is crucial, especially in the hot Arizona heat. Whether the weather warms up or cools down, HVAC technicians are needed in all types of environments like:

  • Indoor and outdoor settings
  • Residential and commercial settings
  • Medical, educational, and industrial settings
  • And more
Become an HVAC Tech

Hear It From Our Members

“Thanks to Local 469, I’ve been able to advance my career with the education and training the UA has to offer. I recommend joining to those looking for a better quality of life.”
Mike, Journeyperson
“Benefits, retirement, growth - that is what comes to mind when I think about Local 469. I wanted to ensure that I would have a steady retirement income, when I come of age, as well as being able to leave something for those who I love and matter to me.”
Christian, Journeyperson
“Joining Local 469 opened up many new opportunities for me and my family. The health insurance and other benefits we get really put us in a good spot financially.”
Maurice, Journeyperson

Frequently Asked Questions

HVAC technicians repair, maintain, install, and regulate heating and cooling systems across Arizona.

Now that HVAC technicians are beginning to age out, the demand for new journeymen is rising.

Those who are interested in becoming journeyman HVAC technicians must complete the five-year United Association (UA) apprenticeship program. Those who already showcase industry experience throughout their apprenticeship may be able to complete the program in less than five years.

Want To Become an HVAC Technician, but Don’t Have the Experience?

Become an Apprentice