The company I recently joined has this thing they call baptism by fire, and when a new HVAC tech is baptized by fire, they can be advised to carry out a task solo when out on work orders at any point during their first month, however i was only three weeks outdated at the company when my buddy and I were called out for a work order. I learned what the charge was when my buddy and I got to talk to the purchaser at his house; The purchaser was irate about his boiler, then he stated that it had been acting up, as did his digital thermostat. She had just gotten the new device a year ago after replacing it with the outdated geo heat pump, then my manager announced that I would be running heating maintenance solo. This meant I would lead the operation but could delegate if I wished. I started by inspecting the heating device and then delegated the HVAC duct assessment to the other junior HVAC serviceman. They needed to do duct sealing to stop the waste of energy. Thus far, I know the heating industry and understand the up-to-date heating technology. I got confident and executed the required heating repairs. The heating corporation helped deliver the components for replacement. I had study how to deliver dwelling services and had shadowed some experts, but doing it in man took more work. I ran point on the whole process until the purchaser was excited about the restored indoor comfort. When my buddy and I finished the task, my boss handed me a document while in the truck. The document indicated my score in the assessment. I passed with flying colors.