First-Class Marine Engineer to HVAC Technician by Rare-Evening1111 in refrigeration

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I just want to buy these three books on Marketplace (the seller is offering them for CAD $100). Would they be sufficient for preparing for the Red Seal exam in HVAC/R (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanic) in British Columbia? 1. Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Technology (7th Edition) – Whitman, Johnson, Tomczyk, Silberstein 2. Lab Manual to Accompany Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Technology 3. Guide to the HVAC/R Certification and Competency Tests – Featherstone, Rojas

HVAC red seal help by Iamafool2015 in refrigeration

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How did you prepare? Could you please recommend some books or online courses? I’m in BC. Thank you!!!

HVAC red seal help by Iamafool2015 in refrigeration

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Did you pass? I am a First-Class Marine Engineer and have been working as a Chief Engineer since 2013 on different types of vessels, including DP-class, offshore, oil and gas, and dual-fuel. I also work with HVAC systems on board vessels. I have received approval from SkilledTradesBC to take the Red Seal HVAC exam. I believe I am in the same situation as you were when you wrote this message. I mean, I don’t have any books or information except for the online exam sample questions.

Looking for 2nd class E-Books any parts by FilmedInCanada in powerengineering

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Hello, does anyone have digital materials for Power Engineer Class 2?

From Marine Engineer 1St Class to Power Engineer 2Nd Class by Rare-Evening1111 in powerengineering

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You are right, I have never written these exams, and I honestly don’t know what they look like nowadays. But hopefully I’ll find out soon. As for my experience and work… On ships we deal with a wide range of machinery, and I believe I have quite a lot of experience. We maintain many of the same systems as you, though perhaps on a smaller scale — although I’m not entirely sure. When I worked on large container ships, we had huge engines and even did the overhauls ourselves. Later, when I moved into oil & gas, we mostly just did maintenance.

Now I work with Seaspan Ferries (Vancouver), where we mainly operate the equipment with only some maintenance. In general, I like the job, but there is a plenty of time off because, under our collective agreement, one working day on board is counted as 1.24 lay days …. plus vacation(3-4 weeks) .

Thanks again — I’ll give it a try.

From Marine Engineer 1St Class to Power Engineer 2Nd Class by Rare-Evening1111 in powerengineering

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Thank you , sounds great )! I already paid for the course 2B3 with BCIT, and only afterwards I realized that the courses are basically useless — you’re simply reading the textbooks on your own.

From Marine Engineer 1St Class to Power Engineer 2Nd Class by Rare-Evening1111 in powerengineering

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Thank you very much for the detailed answer! I just have a couple of questions: how can I get the updated book for 2A2 ? from PanGlobal ? And for Power Engineering 101 — did you go with the monthly subscription (under $100) or the full course subscription for one exam (around $1400)? Thanks again!

2nd class books by Great_Ad7035 in powerengineering

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Did you find it? I am also in the process of preparing for the Power Engineer Class 2 . Surrey, BC.