Articles Tagged with ''Schools and HVAC''

The Data-Driven Indoor Air Quality in Schools Study was conducted at Lakes International Language Academy (LILA), an International Baccalaureate World School serving pre-K through 12th-grade students in Forest Lake, Minnesota. 

An Arizona elementary school recently had a new dual-refrigerant system from Heatcraft installed in its 19-year-old walk-in freezer.  

University of Florida researchers advance orbital manufacturing by testing precision metal fabrication techniques for spacecraft assembly.

See how The Academy for Global Citizenship in Chicago leveraged advanced HVAC systems and smart building design to lower energy bills, meet health goals, and create an environment that supports long-term facility management.

Oklahoma State University is teaming up with the HVAC industry to dive into the science behind low-GWP refrigerants -- exploring refrigerant glide, system performance, and the injection flow rates needed for next-generation compressors. 

Apprentices receive credit for five out of seven general education requirements through their on-the-job training through Sheet Metal Workers Local 104.

Rick Jackson is now responsible for overseeing all three NTI campuses —in Las Vegas, Nevada, Phoenix, Arizona, and Houston, Texas — focusing on operational excellence while pursuing growth objectives.

Apex Technical School, known for its strong legacy of training New Yorkers in the skilled trades, has long partnered with Ice Air to create pathways for students to enter the HVAC industry.

 When it comes to choosing a place to start a career in HVAC, Service Direct’s new report provides data to help make the decision.