Articles Tagged with ''Recruiting for HVAC''

As contractors struggle to find skilled labor, one prison-based HVACR program is turning inmates into technicians. The results include industry credentials, college degrees, and success stories that continue long after release. 

As the labor shortage persists, HVAC companies are finding new ways to recruit techs 

Television host Mike Rowe of “Dirty Jobs” announced $3 million in skilled-trades scholarships as the Department of War donates $10 million to the effort. 

HVACR offers solid pay and growing interest, but attracting and retaining younger techs may require higher compensation that reflects the technical, regulatory, and problem-solving demands of the job. 

As AI pushes the next generation toward the skilled trades, the HVAC industry might hit a bottleneck in meeting data center labor demands. 

The skilled trades may offer a new path and second opportunities for inmates preparing to re-enter the workforce in Indiana.

The trades offer an incredible career path. But we’re not the ones who need convincing: It’s future employees. 

HVAC trade enrollment growth coincides with increased industry efforts to promote skilled trades careers and highlight the job security and earning potential available. 

The biggest challenges in HVAC aren't always technical. Here's a look at 4 myths that can affect confidence, career decisions, and day-to-day life in the trade. 

Google is committing $50 million to help develop training programs across the country to meet the demand for skilled trades workers in HVAC and other sectors.