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TUESDAY OCTOBER 6, 2026
9:00 AM -12:00 PM
Troubleshoot, identify and repair common maintenance service requests
This seminar will help attendees troubleshoot, identify and repair most maintenance requests regarding these items.
Topics Include:
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Image: Circular teal-and-white H.O.M.E. (Hands on Maintenance Education) emblem featuring crossed tools and a central gear-and-mountain mark.
TUESDAY OCTOBER 13, 2026
9:00 AM -12:00 PM
Appliance maintenance and repair range from cosmetic touch-ups (i.e., fixing paint scratches, carpet, cabinetry, and changing light bulbs) to complex part replacements (i.e., clothes dryer heating element, refrigerator thermostat). The repairs between these extremes are vast and require you to increase your skills in determining the root cause of a problem.
This "simple fix" seminar will review the replacements of all parts on major appliances, and electrical cord replacements while teaching you a variety of different techniques that are used to fix these appliances all while keeping your budget expense down.
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Image: Circular teal-and-white H.O.M.E. (Hands on Maintenance Education) emblem featuring crossed tools and a central gear-and-mountain mark.
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14, 2026
9:00 AM -12:00 PM
Stay Ahead of Heating Issues
Apartment communities rely on four main types of heating systems: electric baseboard, electric furnace, gas furnace, and hydronic heating. Understanding how each system operates—and how to properly maintain and troubleshoot it—is essential to keeping residents comfortable and communities running smoothly.
This course combines general science, mechanical reasoning, and practical application to help maintenance professionals identify common heating issues, troubleshoot problems more effectively, and understand the importance of preventative maintenance. Build the knowledge and confidence needed to address heating concerns before they become larger, more costly problems—especially when residents need their heat the most.
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Nationally Recognized Certification Course In Pool Operation.
Keeping your pool, sauna or spa in top working condition ensures the longevity of your asset and the safety of your residents. By attending this course and becoming a Certified Pool Operator® (CPO) the persons responsible for maintaining your pool, sauna or spa will have a better understanding of the laws and basic upkeep techniques of pool and spa operations.
The CPO certification course requires participation in the two-day certification program taught by a certified CPO instructor and will provide individuals with the basic knowledge, techniques, and skills of pool and spa operations and maintenance. The CPO certification program requires a passing score in the open book written examination. The CPO certification is valid for five years.
*The textbook in Spanish upon request and test are also available!