Overview

The On-The-Job-Training [OJT] apprentices receive is vitally important. Only experienced journey persons and technicians, provided by the employer, can furnish the hands-on training necessary to educate apprentices in the skills of the trade. Through the hands-on training, apprentices become skilled in the HVACR trade.

Download the OJT Form

Once the form is completed, signed and dated, send it to AACP by email Info@AACPnet.org or fax 410.527.0270.

*OJT forms are due on or before the 10th of every month.
*Both the supervisor and the apprentice need to sign the form in order for it to be valid.

Record-Keeping

Every hour spent training and working, in each of the nine work process areas, must be recorded. The OJT Form, will parallel the related classroom instruction. Throughout the year, the AACP will inform the employer of the hours accrued from the OJT Forms submitted. Incremental increases in pay are to be based on these reports.

Outline of Work Process

	Description of the Nine Work Process Areas	Approximate Hours
A	Use and care of tools and equipment	400.00
B	Air conditioning and refrigerating systems	3,000.00
C	Air duct, movement and treatment	900.00
D	Refrigeration controls	900.00
E	Motors, controls	900.00
F	Heating and fuel burning equipment	800.00
G	Heat pumps	800.00
H	Piping, installation and services	250.00
I	Safety	50.00
	Total Hours [over a four-year period]	8,000.00