Building Ventilation Services Technician, Federal VET Diploma
Air that inspires
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Be it modern commercial kitchens or energy-efficient office buildings – as a building ventilation services technician with Federal VET Diploma, you design spaces that breathe. You combine technical expertise, creativity and precision to create air conditioning solutions that make everyday life better.
Good ventilation is much more than just a draught – it means quality of life, energy efficiency and comfort. During your apprenticeship as a building ventilation services technician with Federal VET Diploma, you become an expert in ventilation and air conditioning systems, and plan systems that provide fresh air in offices, apartments or specialised spaces such as indoor swimming pools.
You learn how to use state-of-the-art technology, create plans and manage projects successfully – from planning to commissioning. You’re the link between architects, building owners and technicians, ensuring that every project is in harmony with the environment and functionality.
Your activities
From the initial sketch to the finished system – your responsibilities as a building ventilation services technician with Federal VET Diploma are as varied as the rooms you ventilate. You design and plan air conditioning systems that improve day-to-day life, check technical requirements and make sure everything runs according to plan, ensuring technical precision and sustainability.
Whether for new-builds or renovations – you develop customised solutions that save energy and create comfort. You collaborate with architects and engineers to develop innovative concepts and translate them into technical plans. You keep a close eye on customer needs and environmental aspects, and you support projects through to completion.
Planning ventilation and air conditioning systems
Together with architects and building owners, you determine which systems are needed, how powerful the ventilation needs to be and where the air enters and exits.
Creating detailed plans
You use CAD software to design digital models, calculate space requirements and coordinate noise and fire protection measures.
Assisting with installation
You create lists of materials, monitor the progress of construction and ensure that everything is on schedule and according to plan.
Commissioning systems
You perform tests, check that systems are working properly and commission the systems together with the customer.
Compiling operating instructions
To ensure that everything runs smoothly, you compile instructions and explain to users how to operate the systems.
Developing customised solutions
In the case of commercial kitchens, indoor swimming pools or other special requirements, you design customised systems that combine efficiency and comfort.
Your entry
into the world of ventilation technology
Have good spatial sense and an interest in technology? Then an apprenticeship as a building ventilation services technician with Federal VET Diploma could be just the thing for you! You don’t need any prior knowledge – if you’re interested and motivated, you’ll learn everything you need for this exciting profession.
What you need to bring
- Enthusiasm for technology and planning
- Good spatial sense
- High-level school-leaving certificate (Sec. A)
- Enthusiasm for technical drawing and calculations
- Negotiating skills for working with customers and specialists
- Enthusiasm for teamwork and customer contact
Your future
in ventilation planning
An apprenticeship as a building ventilation services technician with Federal VET Diploma gives you outstanding future prospects. Whether you want to specialise, take on management responsibility or run your own business – you can forge your own career path.
Your training and development opportunities
- Additional apprenticeship as Building Heating Services Technician, Federal VET Diploma
- Federal Professional Examination, e.g. Building Technology Project Manager
- Degree at a Professional Educational Institution, e.g. Qualified Technician, PEI, in Building Technology
Your potential career pathways
- Team, project or department manager in building technology
- Construction site manager for ventilation projects
- Energy consultant focusing on efficient indoor air systems
- Consultant or salesperson for modern ventilation technology
- Independent ventilation technology contractor
Ensure fresh air
in buildings
Want to learn how ventilation systems are planned and implemented? Then start your apprenticeship as a building ventilation services technician with Federal VET Diploma! Download our flyer and read all about our apprenticeships.
