Why Train With Us
EAB Training is dedicated to helping building services professionals achieve a tangible difference in their careers and the industry.
Our team of experts is uniquely equipped to support the ongoing development of Building Owners, Operations Personnel, Contractors, Design Professionals, TAB Professionals, Commissioning Providers, and Critical Environment Experts, addressing the growing skills gap with Expert-Led Instruction and Hands-On Training.
At our State-of-the-Art Training Facility in Houston, Texas, we offer courses in Testing and Balancing (TAB), Commissioning (Cx), and Critical Environment Certification (CEC).
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TAB Professional
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As a TAB (Testing and Balancing) professional, you play a critical role in ensuring HVAC systems perform at their best, verifying airflow, water flow, and system pressures. This training is designed to give you the technical knowledge, hands-on experience, and certification-ready skills you need to succeed. With a progressive learning path, you’ll build expertise step-by-step, starting with the fundamentals and advancing toward complex applications.
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Critical Environment Certification
If you're responsible for certifying cleanrooms, biological safety cabinets (BSCs), or other critical environments, the Critical Environment Certification (CEC) program is built for you. You'll gain technical expertise, compliance insight, and hands-on experience to meet rigorous safety standards and industry regulations. The CEC program covers key frameworks like NSF/ANSI 49, equipping you to manage and certify controlled environments with confidence.
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Commissioning Provider
If you're responsible for verifying, documenting, or ensuring that building systems meet design and operational standards, the Commissioning Provider program is built for you. You’ll gain technical knowledge, hands-on experience, and a strong understanding of industry best practices for commissioning electrical, plumbing, and life safety systems. Our courses help you confidently manage commissioning processes, verify system performance, and ensure compliance with today’s standards.
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Construction Manager
This course is built for General Contractors and Construction Managers like you — professionals looking to boost team performance and streamline internal processes. You’ll partner with EAB Training to engage your team, refine workflows, and apply best practices across every phase of construction. The curriculum combines technical insight and real-world application to help you confidently implement proven strategies on-site.
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Design Professional
The Design Professional Course is designed for individuals who want to build a strong foundation in mechanical system design with an emphasis on practical application. Participants will study a range of core topics, including air and water system design, humidity control, psychrometrics, heating and cooling load calculations and controls. Using ASHRAE continuing education texts as the basis for instruction, the course combines college-level learning with hands-on training in EAB Training's state-of-the-art Training Center. By the end of the program, students will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to design mechanical systems confidently and effectively, applying ASHRAE HVAC fundamentals to real-world projects. EAB also plans to offer electrical and plumbing system design fundamentals based on industry handbooks and practical exercises.
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Building Operator
The Building Operator Course is intended for individuals responsible for operating commercial or institutional HVAC systems. This course provides participants with the knowledge to identify HVAC system types and components, along with the skills to perform basic troubleshooting. Key areas of study include central air handling systems, hydronic systems, and automatic temperature controls. With a balance of technical instruction and practical application, the course equips building operators to better understand and manage the systems they oversee, ensuring effective and reliable operation.
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Trainees engage in real-world scenarios within the facility, allowing them to apply their learning in controlled, yet realistic environments.
The EAB Training Center is equipped with the latest tools and technologies, mirroring the equipment used in the industry, to provide trainees with up-to-date experience.
Designed to foster teamwork, the facility includes areas where trainees can collaborate on projects, simulating the collaborative nature of real-world engineering and technical work.
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TAB Fundamentals
This course combines classroom learning with practical experience to build a strong foundation in testing and balancing HVAC systems. Students study core topics such as thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, psychrometrics, electricity, and system safety, while also gaining a working understanding of TAB calculations and HVAC equipment.
Through hands-on exercises and daily problem-solving challenges, students develop critical technical and analytical skills. Experienced EAB instructors guide students in using professional instruments, conducting duct traverses, performing system measurements, adjusting components, and interpreting system performance data to prepare them for real-world TAB work.
TAB Fundamentals
This course combines classroom learning with practical experience to build a strong foundation in testing and balancing HVAC systems. Students study core topics such as thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, psychrometrics, electricity, and system safety, while also gaining a working understanding of TAB calculations and HVAC equipment.
Through hands-on exercises and daily problem-solving challenges, students develop critical technical and analytical skills. Experienced EAB instructors guide students in using professional instruments, conducting duct traverses, performing system measurements, adjusting components, and interpreting system performance data to prepare them for real-world TAB work.
TAB Advanced Air & Water Systems
This course trains students in Total System Balancing for complex HVAC systems required for the AABC Test and Balance Engineer (TBE) Exam. The program covers advanced topics such as UFAD, smoke control testing, energy recovery, laboratory and healthcare HVAC, chilled beams, steam fundamentals, vibration testing, and chilled and heating water systems.
Through hands-on training at EAB’s Training Center and daily problem-solving challenges, students apply classroom concepts to real-world scenarios. Led by instructors with decades of industry experience, the course builds the technical and analytical skills needed to balance complex systems in healthcare, research, manufacturing, and mission-critical facilities.
TAB Air & Water Systems
This course prepares students to balance HVAC systems in commercial buildings through a combination of classroom learning and practical training. It covers key topics such as reading construction documents, performing air leakage tests, control sequences, hydronic and air balancing procedures, duct system effects, acoustics, kitchen ventilation, and pre-TAB planning.
Students apply this knowledge through hands-on training that includes leakage testing, troubleshooting fans, verifying control operation, measuring sound levels, and balancing multiple air and hydronic systems. With guidance from industry-expert EAB instructors, students develop the technical and analytical skills required to perform Total System Balancing.
Recommendations: TAB Fundamentals course and 2–5 years of TAB experience. Participants must have a solid understanding of instrumentation, equipment, system components, and fundamental TAB calculations (including electrical formulas, fan laws, pump laws, psychrometrics, density correction, and heat transfer).
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