TAB PROFESSIONAL

Develop Skills in Total System Balancing with TAB Professional Training

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.

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.

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.

Control Systems Verification

This course combines classroom instruction with practical training to prepare students for real-world HVAC control system verification. Classroom learning builds a foundation in control theory, networking, programming, sensor types, control devices, calibration, sequence verification, safety devices, and circuits. Hands-on training using custom HVAC simulation workstations reinforces these concepts through applied learning.

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.

The TAB Pathway: Building a Strong Foundation

TAB Air &
Water Systems

TAB Air &
Water Systems

Recommendations:
Completed TAB Fundamentals
2-5 years of TAB experience
A solid grip on:

  • Instrumentation
  • HVAC components
  • TAB calculations (electrical formulas, fan laws, psychrometrics, and more)

What You’ll Learn:
Now things get real! This course takes your fundamental skills and pushes them further, helping you master air and water balancing like a pro.

TAB Advanced Air &
Water Systems

TAB Advanced Air &
Water Systems

Recommendations: Completed all previous TAB courses (Fundamentals, Air & Water, Control Systems Verification)
8-10 years of field experience

What You’ll Learn: This is where you go from experienced technician to elite problem solver. If you want to be the go-to expert for complex systems, this is your next stop!

TAB Fundamentals
Course

TAB Fundamentals
Course

Recommendations:
None—just bring your curiosity!

What You’ll Learn:
The ABCs of Testing and Balancing (TAB). This is where it all begins! Perfect for those stepping into the world of HVAC balancing.

Control Systems
Verification

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TAB

Control Systems
Verification

Recommendations:
Completed TAB Fundamentals + Air & Water Systems
3-5 years of TAB experience
Deep knowledge of HVAC system design & operation

What You’ll Learn:
If you want to bridge the gap between TAB and Commissioning, this is your chance! Learn how control systems impact air and water balancing and sharpen your troubleshooting skills.

The TAB Pathway: Building a Strong Foundation

TAB Fundamentals Course

Recommendations: None—just bring your curiosity!

What You’ll Learn: The ABCs of Testing and Balancing (TAB). This is where it all begins! Perfect for those stepping into the world of HVAC balancing.

TAB Air & Water Systems

Recommendations:
Completed TAB Fundamentals
2-5 years of TAB experience
A solid grip on:

  • Instrumentation
  • HVAC components
  • TAB calculations (electrical formulas, fan laws, psychrometrics, and more)

What You’ll Learn:
Now things get real! This course takes your fundamental skills and pushes them further, helping you master air and water balancing like a pro.

Control Systems Verification

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Recommendations:
Completed TAB Fundamentals + Air & Water Systems
3-5 years of TAB experience
Deep knowledge of HVAC system design & operation

What You’ll Learn:
If you want to bridge the gap between TAB and Commissioning, this is your chance! Learn how control systems impact air and water balancing and sharpen your troubleshooting skills.

TAB Advanced Air & Water Systems

Recommendations: Completed all previous TAB courses (Fundamentals, Air & Water, Control Systems Verification)
8-10 years of field experience

What You’ll Learn: This is where you go from experienced technician to elite problem solver. If you want to be the go-to expert for complex systems, this is your next stop!

Key Takeaways & Career Impact

  • Proficiency in HVAC system balancing, verification, and troubleshooting.
  • Train with industry-leading instructors in a hands-on lab setting.
  • Earn CEUs and industry recognition to advance in the TAB field.

What Our Clients Think About Our Courses

What Our Clients Think About Our Courses

"At the start – EAB Training provides a great way to improve and solidify the knowledge of your field technicians.”

Cody Shook, President at Precision Flow Engineering

What Our Clients Think About Our Courses

“When my team is at EAB Training, I can trust that they are working hard and gaining valuable knowledge that can help them every day on the job. EAB Training’s curriculum is tough, and it’s worth the cost because of the high level of training that students receive.”

BJ Link, President at United Testing and Balancing, Inc.

What Our Clients Think About Our Courses

“Engineered Air Balance is dedicated to meeting the industry's needs through tailored training programs. They understand the importance of customization and actively seek feedback to refine their offerings, ensuring that the training remains responsive, relevant, and valuable.“

Jeremy Johnson, TBE, CxA, Operations Manager at American Testing, Inc.