Most distributors would agree that part and product information is a necessity for their counter employees; but distributors are also finding that contractors need consultants who can not only sell parts, but who can also provide a bevy of relevant information.
To help meet the growing demand for qualified HVACR technicians, Gateway Technical College and Trane recently unveiled six Energy Systems Training Labs.
North American Technician Excellence (NATE) and APR Supply Co., Lebanon, Pa., are teaming up to offer NATE certification testing at 1 p.m. Sept. 17 in room 123 of the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia.
Rose State College's Building Operator Certification (BOC) Level I course series is intended for building engineers and maintenance technicians in the HVAC and electrical trades, and others in the facilities engineering and maintenance profession.
The Sporlan Division of Parker Hannifin has unveiled CHILLSKILLS Sporlan Online Training, a new training website specially designed to provide self-paced online modules to help customers understand Sporlan products and the HVACR industry.
To help meet the need for qualified duct testing, ESCO Institute announced that it is now offering a complete duct and envelope training package that it says is easy to integrate into any training program.
The fact that a worker shortage extends well beyond the HVAC industry means that we must compete with other trades for the same shrinking pool of potential workers.
The HVACR Workforce Development Foundation announced that it has welcomed four new members to its board of trustees. The foundation’s objectives are to raise awareness of the HVACR and water heating industry; create interest in the industry as a career; and enhance the quality and quantity of the available workforce.