Our Certifications and Training
When a Bluejacket truck arrives at your facility, the crew brings certification, training, and clear accountability with them. Your project is handled by NADCA-certified professionals, supported by CVI-certified inspection capability, OSHA safety training, and work aligned with ACR 2021 NADCA Standards. For commercial buildings, schools, government facilities, and institutional environments, your duct cleaning or HVAC system cleaning work is handled by a crew trained for safety, communication, and accountability.
We Bring Certified Expertise to Your Building
Your business deserves confidence in the crew entering your building, opening access points, and working around your operations. At Bluejacket, certification is required across the team members involved in your work, with NADCA-certified technicians, OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 trained employees, and ASCS and CVI-certified foremen supporting the job. Your building gets a commercial duct cleaning team trained to document conditions, communicate clearly, protect the job area, and work inside occupied commercial, school, government, military, and institutional buildings.
NADCA Certification
NADCA is the National Air Duct Cleaners Association, the organization tied to professional HVAC system cleaning standards, training, and credentialing. At Bluejacket, we use NADCA standards as the backbone for commercial duct cleaning, inspections, and system-cleaning decisions. For your facility, that means the work is guided by recognized industry practices, documented expectations, and a team trained to handle duct systems with accountability from walkthrough through completion inside occupied, sensitive, or public-sector buildings.
ASCS Certification
ASCS stands for Air Systems Cleaning Specialist, a NADCA credential for professionals responsible for HVAC system inspection, cleaning, and restoration knowledge. At Bluejacket, ASCS certification supports how your commercial duct cleaning project is scoped, supervised, and completed. Your facility gets a team that understands containment, access, debris removal, cleanliness expectations, and documentation. For building owners and facility managers, ASCS certification helps connect on-site work to recognized standards and a cleaner, more accountable project inside your building.
CVI Certification
CVI stands for Certified Ventilation Inspector, a NADCA credential for professionals qualified to inspect commercial HVAC systems. At Bluejacket, CVI-certified inspection capability helps your team understand what is inside your duct system before decisions are made. Your facility gets a clearer look at system condition, visible contamination, access needs, and cleaning priorities. For building owners and facility managers, this supports smarter planning, stronger documentation, and a better path from inspection to commercial duct cleaning or HVAC maintenance work.
SDVOSB Certification
SDVOSB stands for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, an SBA certification for veteran-owned companies that meet federal eligibility standards. Bluejacket is an SBA-certified SDVOSB and VOSB, founded and led by a U.S. Navy veteran. For government buyers, contracting officers, and facility teams, this certification supports procurement confidence and vendor accountability. Your organization gets a qualified commercial duct cleaning partner with military-rooted standards, documented business status, and experience serving public-sector and institutional environments where professionalism on site is essential.
CDET Certification
CDET stands for Certified Dryer Exhaust Technician, a CSIA credential for professionals who service dryer vent systems. At Bluejacket, CDET certification supports commercial dryer vent cleaning for facilities where lint buildup, blocked airflow, and poor vent performance can create avoidable risk and operational problems. Your building gets work informed by dryer exhaust safety, inspection, cleaning practices, and vent-system knowledge. For property managers and facility teams, this adds practical credential support to a service that affects safety and performance.
OSHA 10 & 30 Safety Training
OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 are safety training programs focused on recognizing, avoiding, and preventing workplace hazards. At Bluejacket, OSHA-trained employees support safer commercial duct cleaning, inspections, and HVAC system work inside occupied buildings, public facilities, and active job sites. Your facility gets crews trained to think about access, jobsite hazards, equipment handling, and worker safety before work begins. For facility managers and project teams, this supports smoother coordination and safer execution on site.
NFPA Certification
NFPA stands for the National Fire Protection Association, the organization behind major fire and life-safety codes used across commercial facilities. At Bluejacket, NFPA knowledge supports commercial exhaust cleaning where grease, residue, fans, hoods, filters, and ductwork create safety and compliance concerns. Your facility gets a team that understands why exhaust systems need regular attention and careful documentation. For kitchens, public buildings, and institutional properties, NFPA awareness helps connect cleaning work to fire-risk reduction and operational accountability.
ASTM Certification
ASTM International develops technical standards and certification programs used across construction, materials, environmental work, safety equipment, and other regulated industries. At Bluejacket, ASTM awareness supports work in commercial and public facilities where documentation, safety expectations, and recognized standards shape vendor selection. Your building gets a contractor that understands why standards matter during inspections, cleaning, maintenance, and closeout. For facility managers and procurement teams, ASTM familiarity adds another layer of credibility when your project requires disciplined work.
ICC Certification
ICC stands for the International Code Council, which provides widely recognized credentials tied to building codes, safety, inspections, and construction standards. At Bluejacket, ICC certification supports work in commercial and public facilities where code awareness, documentation, and professional judgment shape project expectations. Your facility gets a contractor familiar with the standards environment surrounding building systems and life-safety concerns. For procurement teams and facility managers, ICC certification helps reinforce confidence in the people supporting your building.