Southern California HVACR Collaborative Citrus, Cypress, El Camino, LATTC, Mt. SAC, San Bernardino Valley, College of the Desert.

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Southern California HVACR Collaborative Citrus, Cypress, El Camino, LATTC, Mt. SAC, San Bernardino Valley, College of the Desert

Collaboration Convening of the Willing Defined Problem / Opportunity Mutual Benefit Common Outcome

HVAC Project Drivers A Perfect Storm

POLICY DRIVERS *Business as Usual

Potential Skills Gaps California to reduce its GHG emissions to 1990 levels by 2020 (AB32) CEC Demand Forecast 50% Commercial Bldg. ZNE by 2030

OPPORTUNITY $ 11 Billion Market In California ( ) Investment in Energy Efficiency projected by: The Don Vial Center for Employment in the Green Economy’ Workforce Education & Training Needs Assessment, 2011

Gap Analysis – HVACR LA, Orange, Inland Empire JOBS GapAnnual OpeningsAnnual Completers HVACR/Environmental Technology HVACR Installer/Service Techs – 12,000 1,300Community College (3 yr. Avg.) 400 (85 Environmental Technology) Apprenticeship ~100 Trade School Estimate ~100 Employment Ready Gap Industry Needed Skills, Knowledge & Abilities Completer Competencies

Inconsistent Programs

Misalignment with Industry

Energy Efficiency & Utilities Sector Skills Alignment & Upgrades Career Pathway Development Program Alignment & Upgrades Faculty Professional Development Industry Support

Sector Strategy An Integrated Set of Initiatives Designed to: Support Industry priorities Bridge Skills Gaps Cultivate Career Pathways Upgrade Priority Programs Develop Faculty Competencies

Consistent Programs

Regional Collaborative

Citrus FOUNDATIONAL KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES / COMPETENCIES Industry Recognized Credential - Units & Credits Transferable Between Colleges Stackable Certificate College CCollege ECollege ACollege E Work Ready SKAs and Competencies Work Based Learning / CWE / Internship Specialty Capstone College A LATTC College of the Desert San Bernardino Valley Cypress Common Outcomes Instructor / Resource Sharing El Camino Mt. SAC Prior Learning

Sustainability Building Science Renewables Controls Mechanical HVACR Electrician Plumber Steamfitter Stationary Engineer Construction Facilities Manager Electrician HVACR Stationary Engineer Controls Specialist Cal - CTP Architects /Designers Engineering Technicians Construction Management Commissioning /Audit Storage Fuel Cell Solar* Wind* Bio Fuel*s * Under Transportation Renewables Sector

CSUsCSUs Community Colleges Program Intensity – Top Occupations Survey of Education & Training Programs Architecture Mechanical Engineering Electrical/Electronic Engineering Civil Engineering Environmental Health Engineering Electricians Industrial Technology Architecture Tech / Drafting Energy Systems – Renewables Environmental Technology Environmental Controls HVAC Technology 17