FAQs

How up-to-date are your courses?

Our courses are completely up-to-date. We keep in constant touch with the awarding bodies, the Institute of Refrigeration, and we keep our own knowledge updated to ensure that the training you receive is current and in accordance with industry needs.

What is the instructor like?

Our instructor, Stuart Ellis, is very experienced and highly qualified. Patience and enthusiasm are his watchwords!

What qualifications does the instructor have?

Stuart is an assessor for the Construction Industry Training Board Safe Handling of Refrigerants/Ammonia, and also for CITB Pipework and Brazing Commercial and Industrial. He is also an Assessor for City & Guilds 2078/2079, Units 001/002 (Handling Refrigerants) and Units 003/004 (Handling Ammonia). Stuart is a City & Guilds D32, D33, D34 (internal verifier), D36 (accreditation of prior learning). He is also a Member of the Institute of Refrigeration and Chairman of the Yorkshire branch.

What certificate will I receive?

This depends on which course you attend. Different courses lead to different qualifications. We offer the following certification:

1. Construction Skills Safe Handling of Refrigerants
2. Construction Skills Safe Handling of Ammonia
3. Construction Skills Pipework & Brazing
4. City & Guilds 2079 Units 001/002
5. City & Guilds 2078 Units 003/004 (Ammonia)
6. H.A.L. Certification of Competence
7. City & Guilds 2382 – 17th Edition

What other types of training do you provide?

As part of a larger training company – the DETA 2000 Ltd – we can offer PAT testing, passport to safety, CIEH Health & Safety, bespoke welding training and forklift truck training courses.

Do many people fail?

No, they do not. Student numbers are kept to single figures, which gives the instructors enough time to spend with each candidate. A policy of continuous assessment is carried out from the first day of the course. If a candidate experiences any difficulty with any section of the course the instructor devotes extra time to helping him/her.

What does H.A.L. stand for?

Heat, Air, Liquids

What accommodation is available?

There is a wide choice of accommodation in the local area, from economy to luxury. Click here for a selection of hotels.


Testimonials

  • I learnt more in the short time i was on this course, than i did in two years at my local college, i would recommend HAL to anyone

    Mr A P of Manchester
  • There was a lot of information to learn in a short time, full credit goes to the tutor (Dave) as he was extremely helpful and understanding of our individual...

    Mr C N of Manchester
  • The course has provided me with the confidence to carry out installations and servicing. The outstanding feature was Stuart; he has a very good delivery...

    Mr. D.B., Malaga, Spain
  • The course was very well detailed with good tuition from Stuart. I would recommend the course without a doubt to anyone who is looking to enter the industry...

    Mr. P.M., Hull
  • It was a very good course which has helped me in my career as an engineer, the out standing feature was the tutor.

    Mr. R. F., Evesham
  • I enjoyed the course it was very relaxed and not to much like school, I was able to learn at my own pace. It was a pleasure to meet the instructor and...

    Mr T. D., Hull
  • Extremely worthwhile, I have been taught how to recover and refill units and the low number in the class meant a lot of one to one tuition, a very good...

    Mr A. M., Manchester

H.A.L Training

address: Transpoint Building, Doncaster Road, Kirk Sandall, Doncaster, DN3 1HT

phone: 01302 883276 fax: 01302 812887

email: info@hal-training.co.uk