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Division of HVAC
Continuing Education

Continuing education is a crucial part of any vocational trade. HVAC is no exception. In fact, with ongoing technological developments and advancements, it is imperative. 

Each year a variety of courses is available for credit. These courses are available across the state and are hosted by a number of reputable instructors and providers.  

Pursuant to KRS 198B.650-689 and 815 KAR 8:050 Section 1(1) and Section 2(1), both master HVAC contractors and journeymen HVAC mechanics "shall provide proof of completion of at least eight hours of approved continuing education prior to license renewal."

Pursuant to KRS 198B.650-689 and 815 KAR 8:050 Section 1(2) and Section 2(2), "The required continuing education shall be completed by licensee within the 12 months preceding renewal." 
 

For more information on HVAC Continuing Education and related requirements, please contact Rebecca.Hubbard@ky.gov.

 

 Online Energy Training

 
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Please note: This training has NOT been approved for HVAC continuing education credit but is a valuable resource for current information on energy code standards and changes.

The Kentucky Department for Energy Development and Independence is partnering with the Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction (HBC) to conduct training events and expand their inspection capabilities. HBC will receive $457,153 for training and $1,198,895 for inspections through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. This funding will provide education and training to local and state code enforcement officials responsible for residential and commercial building energy codes as well as funding for inspectors statewide to achieve 90 percent compliance with new energy-efficient building codes within eight years.

Currently Available: 2009 Residential International Energy Conservation Code
(2009 IECC):
This free interactive online learning system allows you to work at your own pace.  The course includes detailed text and video tutorials on elements of the 2009 IECC with a focus on residential construction.  The contained lessons provide examples, explanations and show details of the 2009 code as adopted by Kentucky.  Lessons include:
  • Introduction and Background of Energy Codes
  • The Structure of IECC and Basic Code Definitions
  • The Energy Code: 2009 IECC
  • Mandatory Compliance Requirements and Prescriptive Compliance Procedures
  • Building Thermal Envelope
  • Air Leakage
  • Ducts Inside Conditioned Space
  • HVAC and Building Pressure
  • Insulation Installation and Walls
  • Roof/Attics/Above Ground Walls and Floors
  • Basements, Crawlspaces and Slabs
  • Water and Moisture Issues
  • Fenestration, Ducts and Electrical
  • Various Compliance Software

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Division of HVAC l 101 Sea Hero Rd., Suite 100 l Frankfort, KY 40601
502-573-0395 (Telephone) | 502-573-1401 (Fax) | Email HVAC



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