Working for myself the past few years has been nice because there is no more boss roaming around the office looking for someone to yell at, haha.
I think the biggest plus for working for yourself, especially if you work from home like me, is not having to drive in that heavy morning traffic each day to and from work.
I worked in a plant and we made HVAC equipment and I’ll tell you a bit about it. Manufacturing central climate systems involves the production and assembly of components that regulate the temperature, humidity and air quality in buildings. The components typically include an indoor unit, outdoor unit, refrigerant, ductwork and various control devices. The indoor heating and cooling unit is usually made of a blower, an evaporator coil and a filter. The outdoor unit consists of a compressor, condenser and fan. The refrigerant circulates between the indoor and outdoor HVAC units and removes heat from the air in the indoor unit, cooling the air and releasing it back into the building. The ductwork carries air to and from the indoor unit and is typically made of metal or fiberglass. In the manufacturing process, the components are sourced, assembled, tested and packaged. Quality control is crucial to ensure that the HVAC components fit together correctly and the system functions efficiently. The finished product is then shipped to distributors or directly to customers. Overall, the HVAC industry plays a crucial role in maintaining indoor comfort and air quality, and the manufacturing process is critical to ensuring that the systems are of high quality, reliable and efficient.