If it’s a milk case but also a walk-in cooler usually when someone shuts the door from the other side the air pressure forces the outside doors to open

How can I get into the refrigeration side? I am a HVAC technician at a public school district currently

​@3cats932 do you work for a HVAC cntractor, or are you an in-house guy? I would apply to a commercial refrigeration company in your area, you can also work for a national company like hussman. You'd probably be going for an apprentice position, having a hvac background will help tremendously.

A helper in a NYC union starts about $18 per hour. This is if you are totally green. For the next 5 years, you get raises until you become a Journey Man. At that rate, you would make about $42.00 per hour in the union

@@adammiller2246 nice! So How much is each raise and will it take only 5 years to reach 42 per hour?

Nothing, but you get to date this lady and have mullet dude as your wing man.

Oh, you are sooo right!! Been there done that. But making about 125 k a year was nice!

I did hvac for 20 years and yes you are correct, it's 24 hour work. I shut down my company in 2020 due to Covid and I now tender to my real estate investments. Supermarkets are a pain in the ass and yes they will call you at any time of the day or night and when they do, they want you there immediately, like in 1 hour or less!! I learned quickly and really honed my skills working on those compressor racks but after a few years I stopped working for supermarkets, got tired of the unrealistic demands they put on you and the pay isn't great, most large supermarket owner (or company) are very cheap, they want million dollar service for pennies on the dollar and they are absolutely always on the hunt for someone to replace you who will work for cheaper than you.

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Must be a new store

It doesn't matter which way the fans spin. But it's best if it draws the air upwards

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@@mattheww3116 Yes it does matter which rotation. If you look at the blade you will see that it is concaved. It is shaped like a scoop. The fan should turn in the rotation that the blade "scoops" the air towards you

@@adammiller2246 Is what I am saying

@@adammiller2246 that's what I was gonna say..and....la looks green gel is great for mullets

His mullet is bigger than her ponytail.

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@@mattheww3116 "Gee... Why didn't I think of that?" ... The videographer could clip the time down shorter still - save on screen-time display.

@@hg2. I think you're on to something there

@@mattheww3116 Very funny. Otherwise this is a very well done video, but they forget that it's for teaching purposes and not entertainment.

Is the heat from the high pressure side of the system typically used to heat the store as well? I work in the meat cutting department at a supermarket and it’s very cold in our store. When I found out the condensers were outside the store (near receiving in our case), it made sense why the store was so cold. The way these systems are designed basically turns the entire store into a refrigerator.

@@ayeeniko If you mean other than the meat cutting area then the owners are probably being cheap about it if its like that during the winter time. But if you work in the meat department its always going to be cold in there.

Must be quite different nowadays

@@nielsdaemennope just breaks more often. lol