You will need information about your building’s general characteristics such as square footage and operating hours, HVAC equipment, lighting, and controls systems. It is your responsibility to obtai…Read more

Once you've successfully completed the BOC Level I or Level II training program and earned the Training Certificate of Completion, you should indicate your credential by using the “BOC I” or “BO…Read more

The Training Certificate of Completion indicates that an individual has successfully completed  BOC Level I or II training  program and has acquired specific knowledge, skills, and/or competencies. …Read more

You will receive a letter acknowledging your credential, a wallet card indicating your credential, a subscription to the BOC newsletter, and a discount off the BOC webinar series.…Read more

You earn a Training Certificate of Completion (TCOC). This certificate indicates that an individual has successfully completed a BOC Level I or Level II training program and has acquired specific know…Read more

Major employers across the country send operators to BOC training. Since 1996, over 17,000 operators have earned BOC credentials. Awareness of BOC training is as high as 45% among employers in many r…Read more

BOC is accredited by a number of industry organizations and BOC hours can count towards other credential continuing education requirements.…Read more

We encourage you to complete your coursework within the scheduled period of the course which is 4 to 7 months depending on the location. If you need additional time, please notify the BOC training pro…Read more

BOC trainings are scheduled in a variety of locations in over 36 states year-to-year to minimize travel time for participants. Visit our find training page for the course series site nearest to you.…Read more

Level I: The total time commitment is 74 hours. It is comprised of 56 hours of classroom training and open-book tests, and 18 hours of project assignments completed at your home-facility. The classro…Read more