DUCTZ of the Upper Bay Region NADCA Certified
NADCA Certifcations Explained
DUCTZ of the Upper Bay Region is NADCA certified. Certification means that we have taken the coursework, practical application, and passed an extensive examination (test) to gain the certification. It also means that we take continuous education courses, required every year to maintain the certification status. Its a significant investment to know the proper techniques and stay up to date. NADCA certification is important to us, it should be important to you too!
Ventilation Maintenance Technician (VMT)
The Ventilation Maintenance Technician (VMT) certification from NADCA is a job skill training program for entry-level field technicians. The VMT Course is specifically designed to help new HVAC cleaning technicians develop the knowledge and skills needed to provide the high quality of service for which NADCA members are known.
The Ventilation Maintenance Technician Program is consistent with NADCA standards and guidelines, ensuring our technicians learn how to do the job right. The course emphasizes the need for reviewing company-specific methods and practices.
Air Systems Cleaning Specialist (ASCS) certification signifies a high level of professionalism in the HVAC cleaning industry. Through certification, we’ve demonstrated the requisite knowledge of HVAC system cleaning, NADCA standards, OSHA regulations and more. By passing an extensive certification examination, we’ve achieved a reputation of reliability and competence. We have the ability to assess, restore and maintain HVAC systems, protecting health & safety of building and occupants, performing the cleaning and mold remediation.
Ventilation System Mold Remediator (VSMR) certification signifies advanced knowledge of microbial growths, bacteria, viruses that may thrive inside HVAC systems and ductwork. Those holding the VSMR certification know proper cleaning techniques, the dangers of molds, bacterias, etc and how to protect themselves and your home during the cleaning process. Efffective June 2013, the VSMR coursework was incorporated into the ASCS training and examinations, so going forward, anyone holding the Air System
Cleaning Specialist certification is also qualified as a VSMR.
Certified Ventilation Inspector (CVI) certification is earned by individuals to assess the cleanliness and physical condition of a commercial building’s HVAC system. HVAC inspectors are trained to determine whether a system is contaminated, or if HVAC performance is compromised. The course was designed for HVAC system cleaners, facilities managers, industrial hygienists and building inspectors.