The different sectors of the HVAC industry oftentimes are criticized for not working together. And while that may be true in some cases, close to 30 HVAC leaders team up each year in Arlington, Va., to identify solutions for some of the industry’s biggest problems.

The June 15 deadline is nearing for nominations in The NEWS’ annual Best Instructor and Best Trainer contest.

Coyne College offers $10,000 scholarship to underprivileged father through Fathers for the Future.

Many organizations are raising the bar of professionalism across the industry by offering certifications to individuals exhibiting a high degree of achievement in the field of energy-efficient homes.

As HVAC equipment becomes more complex and new technologies are introduced, the need for continual theory, practicality, and hands-on training is essential to understand, install, and service new equipment. 

Simulation software offers another approach to learning, giving students an alternate route to learn the information taught in class. 

Educational sessions, speakers, and certifications were the highlights of the National Air Filtration Association’s (NAFA) 2013 TECH Conference in Louisville, Ky.

The course shows installers how to install outstanding boiler rooms. Topics include sizing and near-boiler piping for both cast iron and modulating-condensing boilers, proper sizing and application of circulators and zone valves, zoning strategies, and hydronic electronics.