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HVAC Contractors Tackle the Top Five Challenges With Hydronic or Radiant Heat - The ACHR News

HVAC Contractors Tackle the Top Five Challenges With Hydronic or Radiant Heat

Industry experts share their struggles and successes
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Maria Taylor
February 11, 2019
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From keeping up-to-date with technology to simply finding folks to lay the pipework, hydronics contractors face a unique subset of challenges within the HVAC industry. Learning to navigate the hurdles make the race to the bottom line smoother and much more profitable. The NEWS spoke with some industry experts to identify the top five challenges contractors face and the steps they should take to make sure nothing stands in their way when it comes to optimizing their workflow rate.
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Sydney Craig (foreground) and Erika Hall (background) cut and secure Watts R-Flex in order to prepare the pipe ends for a transition to copper.

CT Tech Educates and Inspires Next-gen Techs

State-run Schools Prepare Students for Careers in the Trades
January 12, 2015
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At the schools, students receive excellent training, and, upon graduation, each student receives a trade endorsement. This alone is noteworthy because graduates are then exempt from having to take the related instruction hours associated with an apprenticeship. 


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Regional Reports

Canadian Associations Consider Hydronics Standards

All Partner Organizations Will Seek to Train or Support Training to the Agreed Upon Learning Standards
August 11, 2014
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CIPH together with CMMTQ, HRAI, and TECA began a coordinated review of their respective hydronics training programs with the goal of creating a national learning standard for hydronics certification. 


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EVENTS

Training Track

4/10/14
Westin Portland Harborview Hotel
157 High St.
Portland, Maine

Hydronics for High Efficiency Wood-fired and Pellet-fired Boilers

The workshop is lead by John Siegenthaler, who is a principal, Appropriate Designs,  a licensed professional engineer. and has over 32 years of experience in designing modern hydronic heating systems, and has presented workshops  in the U.S., Canada, and Europe.

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Live Industry

7/31/14
Holiday Inn, Mt. Kisco
Mount Kisco

Dead Men's Steam School

Taught by Dan Holohan, the all-technical seminar will make you familiar with the many types of old steam heating systems and what goes wrong with them.

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