Articles by James J. Siegel

One person's trash is transformed into this community's treasure.

Sure, a lot schools offer night classes, but how many colleges allow students to take and complete their entire two-year hvac program at night?

The push toward college degrees and university learning has left most of the trades with only a small pool of workers to choose from.

The success of last year's free training session prompts AHR to offer even more free training at its upcoming expo, to be held Jan. 29-31, 2001, in Atlanta, GA.

Fancy, state-of-the-art classroom lab equipment and simulators are nice, but how do they rate next to old-fashioned, real-life, hands-on experience?

Consumers are beginning to demand that technicians working on their hvacr systems be certified.

Accreditation helps your training program survive and thrive.

How does Ferris State University in Big Rapids, MI draw and output quality workers?

By the time children are in fourth or fifth grade, they have already started making decisions about their possible future careers.

Art Guilmet, 40-year veteran of the hvacr industry, gives you tips on "The Art and Science of Job Pricing" at the 15th annual Mechanical Service Contractors of America (MSCA)conference in Toronto, ON.