HVAC TECHNOLOGY

Mahwah, NJ

Lincoln Tech graduates more trained, qualified technicians than any other school in New Jersey. The state ranks among the top 10 in the nation for HVAC salaries – average starting rates are roughly 20%** higher than the national average. (Just across the border, New York is also a Top 10 state for HVAC salaries).

 

Lincoln Tech's HVAC school in Mahwah, New Jersey has been granted six-year HVAC Excellence Accreditation.

Additionally, there are currently only 114 Certified Master HVAC Educators in the United States, and 26 of them teach at Lincoln schools. This credential identifies an educator’s professional competency and attests to their commitment to continued professional development.

The HVAC field has 18% growth projected statewide throughout 2026, making HVAC training in New Jersey a great option if you’re thinking about starting on a new career path. Turn to Lincoln Tech to build hands-on skills working in facilities and using tools that give you a real feel for “on-the-job” life as an HVAC technician.

Tools that you'll learn to use in your training:

• Thermal imaging cameras
• Volt Ohmmeters
• Wire strippers
• Manifold gauge sets
• Low loss fittings
• Specialized pliers and screwdrivers

The campus features an on-site energy auditing trainer, known as the “Green House,” to give you hands-on instruction in testing and troubleshooting for energy efficiency. HVAC training includes Energy Auditing Courses from the Green Mechanics Council, and graduates can even apply for advanced training in the specialized Hussmann partnership program at Lincoln Tech in Grand Prairie, TX, which could lead to greater career possibilities.

With so much opportunity projected in this field throughout New Jersey and New York, the Mahwah campus has everything you need to train, build skills, and get hired. And who knows – one day you might join the ranks of our New Jersey grads who have started their own HVAC businesses.

Call or visit our Mahwah, NJ campus today to get started.

* Based on IPEDS (Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System) data collected for 2017 graduates.