Articles Tagged with ''Training Programs''

The Refrigeration School Inc. was founded in 1965 to support a manufacturing and infrastructure boom. The school offers training in the welding, HVAC, refrigeration, and electrical trades.

The Electric & Gas Industries Association calls its new HVAC Distributor University a comprehensive training platform that will help distribution companies deliver greater value to their contractor customers.

“The skilled trades provide essential services to home and business owners across the country. To ensure continued access to those services, it’s vital to invest in the next generation of tradespeople,” said Roland Ligtenberg, Housecall Pro co-founder and senior vice president of Innovation.

The brand-new EMCOR Training Center in Phoenix will be used to train union students on the commercial components and systems they will most likely encounter in the field. 

Professionals at any level can now enroll in the new courses through a dedicated portal being launched for the PHCC Academy, an online platform offering training programs with specialized courses for everyone from pre-apprentices to seasoned business owners.

The Heavy Metal Summer Experience is a nonprofit program, supported by trade industry associations, vendors, educators, and individuals, that aims to introduce students across the U.S. and Canada to mechanical, electrical, and plumbing careers.

This initiative reflects NTI’s commitment to providing consistent, high-quality career support to ensure graduates are well-prepared for the workforce.

Scholarship amounts vary between $1,500 and $10,000, with most scholarships valued at $3,000.

Miura America's Boiler Trade Program is designed to equip aspiring technicians with the hands-on training and industry expertise needed to fill critical roles in an evolving field.

Miura America's first class of boiler technicians completes specialized training program in Rockmart, Georgia, marking a local industry response to national workforce challenges in steam system maintenance.