Training and Education for Contractors

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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 U.S. Department of Education, in collaboration with HVAC Excellence, recently hosted a webinar for HVACR educators so they could hear directly from the Department of Education about policies that will impact funding for HVACR programs.

RSES announced the names of members who were awarded RSES Certificate Member (CM) and Certificate Member Specialist (CMS) status, January through March 2013.

The Mechanical Service Contractors of America (MSCA) will hold its 28th annual Educational Conference on Oct. 13-16 at the Boca Raton Resort & Club in Boca Raton, Fla.

The course includes in-depth technical information on E2 hardware, software, and peripherals as well as navigation of the E2 controller. 

The industry is growing, and demand for qualified people both in the field and in the office is breeding an emergence of diverse HVACR positions.

For Red Rocks Community College, the goal was to install residential and commercial equipment on which HVAC students can train.