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Appliance Maintenance and Repair (CAMT Module E)

Wednesday, January 15, 2020
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (EST)
13 Seats Remaining

* Registration open until 12/18/19 at 5:00 PM (EST)

Event Details

In this one-day course on appliances participants will gain knowledge on how to install, diagnose and repair the key appliances that they will encounter in their role day-to-day.

Cost:

$230 Members
$260 Non-Members

This is a Certified Apartment Maintenance Technician (CAMT) program module and can be taken as a stand-alone course. If you are participating in the full CAMT program, you do not need to register for this individual module.

Topics Covered:

  • Your role in appliance repair and maintenance day-to-day
  • Appliance safety, tools, and diagnosing appliance problems
  • Washing machine and clothes dryer maintenance repair
  • Oven, cooktop, dishwasher, and refrigerator repairs
  • How to perform appliance repairs with greater ability and confidence

Although this course is targeted at technicians with one year of on-the-job experience, it can also be used to teach those with experience who would like to learn more about appliance maintenance and repair.

The CAMT electrical course (Module B) is a pre-requisite for this and two other CAMT modules: Heating (Module C-1) and Air Conditioning (Module C-2). Participants must have a solid foundation in electrical work to be successful in these other areas.

For More Information:

Suzanne Pratt
Suzanne Pratt
NAAEI Faculty Director of Professional Development Triangle Apartment Association (919)782-1165x6
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Instructor:

Mark Cukro, NAAEI Faculty, is a leading resource in the field of service team development. Through his exceptional leadership and industry-proven effectiveness, Mark has become a highly sought-after resource to train service/maintenance professionals. Prior to owning his own company, Mark served as the Director of Service Team Development for Colonial Properties Trust, Inc, a New York Stock Exchange traded company with 148 properties and over 48,000 apartment homes. He has developed 12 technical modules and two leadership modules that are critical for a service department to operate successfully and lower employee turnover. Mark holds the CAPS, CAMT1, and CAMT II. He is a certified pool operator instructor for the National Swimming Pool Foundation (NSPF), and EPA proctor for HVAC/CFC 608 and 609 certifications.