Synergy Solution Group's Service Operations Forum provided a platform for commercial HVAC service professionals to collaborate, share best practices, and develop strategies to strengthen their teams and operations.
The Sam DeAngelis Peer of the Year Award
is given to the Synergy Solution Group member company that best embodies Synergy’s core values, and is awarded in memory of Sam DeAngelis, a cherished member who exemplified those values through his unwavering support for others.
HVAC and plumbing and professionals who attend the Quality Service Contractors conference will be able to take advantage of educational sessions, talks on a range of industry topics, and opportunities for networking.
The global industry practices committee works to identify common global problems and issues and organize subject-matter experts to research, provide guidance, and drive adoption of measures to increase efficiencies throughout the authorized global channel for electronic components.
ASHRAE Guideline 44-2024
outlines best practices for building design, operation, and maintenance to reduce the health risks associated with prolonged exposure to wildfire and prescribed-burn smoke.
Mission Geo will provide information to promote the advantages and benefits of ground-source heat-pump technology to builders, contractors, architects, designers, drillers, engineers, utilities, policymakers, the owners of commercial buildings, and consumers.
Keith Keller’s upcoming presentation at the HARDI conference will focus on improving communication between distributors and suppliers as well as on fostering stronger relationships with distributors.
Sixty-three attendees exchanged ideas, reflected on lessons learned, and discussed strategies to address the challenges and opportunities in commercial HVAC during the Synergy Solution Group Executives Forum earlier this month.
The decision means the minimum salary threshold for overtime exemption that went into effect on July 1 is now void. Additionally, the threshold increase that was to take effect Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2025, is also now void.
Members of the Women in HVACR board work with the executive team to guide the organization’s direction, oversee financial management, and ensure legal and ethical integrity.
