Did You Know?-The ESCO HVAC Podcast

Did You Know?-The ESCO HVAC Podcast

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The Waves of Change are Upon Us- Troy Rybicki from G.W Berkheimer and Thom Hardy from First Supply

Many of us feel that 2024 will be a monumental year in the educational sector of HVACR. Many technical trainers from schools, manufacturers, contractors and distributors are already overwhelmed by the requests for education and training. But is that a bad thing? Not at all...It means the level of professionalism is growing and our industry is becoming more appealing to not only new generations, but experienced workers from other industries that see our profession as secure and rewarding. Take a humorous stroll with two of the most entertaining distributor trainers in the industry, and this previous distributor trainer, as we have fun and explore the wonderful world of HVACR.

The YES's and No's of Airflow- Joey Henderson: JoeJoe the HVAC Man

Welcome to "Did You Know?" The ESCO HVAC Podcast, where we delve deep into the world of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning with our guest, Joey Henderson, also known as JoeJoe the HVAC Man. In each episode, we explore the latest trends, technologies, and techniques shaping the HVAC industry today. Joey brings his wealth of experience and expertise to the table, sharing invaluable insights into optimizing airflow management, enhancing system performance, and tackling common challenges faced by HVAC professionals. From understanding air distribution dynamics to debunking misconceptions about static pressure readings, Joey leaves no stone unturned in his quest to empower listeners with knowledge.

Upskilling and Educating the Modern HVAC Workforce- Joe Medosch from MeasureQuick

The HVACR industry is witnessing a surge in technology, regulations, transitions and workforce development. Realistically we have never seen the growth and opportunity in our industry of this scale. So how do we prepare for a technological transition and move the industry forward at the same time? It's actually quite simple, we use education, technology and intellect to our advantage. When we start commissioning and analyzing systems properly, we reduce callbacks, create an atmosphere of customer confidence and create new job opportunities for those that come from other professional industries. Can we solve the labor shortage, reduce false warranty claims and upskill a workforce all at the same time? Absolutely we can! Come hang out with Joe Medosch at the National HVACR Education Conference, as we discuss all of these important conversational topics.

Have you found the Juice yet?- Jim Johnson from Technical Training Associates

The world is advancing at lightspeed, which makes staying up to date with the current trends and innovations a daunting task for educators. Fortunately we have events like the National HVACR Education Conference to handle that endeavor. Jim Johnson shares the evolution of our conference, the necessity for attending, and the 'Juice' that drives our passion to serve our community. Yes, we are servants of our community, and YOU are changing people's lives on a daily basis.

Pioneering the Future of Refrigeration with CO2- Dale Sizemore and Ignacio Valera Chaparro from Kysor-Warren

Carbon dioxide (CO2) has gained significant attention as a potential refrigerant of the future, particularly in the context of reducing environmental impact and addressing concerns about climate change. As global regulations tighten to phase out high-GWP refrigerants due to their contribution to climate change, there is increasing pressure on industries to adopt more environmentally friendly alternatives. CO2 aligns with these regulatory trends and offers a sustainable solution for refrigeration and HVAC systems. Dale Sizemore and Ignacio Varela Chaparro from Kysor-Warren discuss the evolution of refrigeration equipment and the popularity of CO2.

Customer Service is NOT Dead- Brigham Dickinson from Power Selling Pros

We often think about the COVID-19 pandemic as being the death of customer service and personal relationships. I personally believe we simply got lazy with our emotions. What if the world is waiting on that one person to bring safety, comfort and fun to the conversation? Wouldn't that make for a more comfortable experience? It's all about getting a kiss on the first date, metaphorically.....says Brigham. What's your strategy?

Connecting your program with tool and test manufacturers- Louise Kellar from UEI Test

Louise Kellar from UEI offers insights on how educators can connect with UEI for collaboration on HVACR programs. She shares tips and strategies for forming partnerships with UEI, highlighting the benefits of leveraging their expertise, resources, and tools to enhance educational initiatives. The discussion aims to empower educators to prepare students for success in the HVACR industry through innovative collaborations with UEI.

Getting Comfortable With The Uncomfortable-Ben Middleton from Daikin Comfort Technologies

In the midst of a rapidly changing HVACR industry, YOU initially may feel apprehensive about embracing new technologies and methods. However, through training, perseverance, and teamwork, we can all overcome challenges and learn to adapt, ultimately becoming comfortable with the changes. This podcast journey with Ben Middleton from Daikin Comfort Technologies highlights the importance of embracing innovation and cultivating resilience in a constantly evolving field.

Exploring the Lifelong Journey of Education-Harvey Caplan and Ray Coker

Discover the essence of lifelong learning at the National HVACR Education Conference, where educators gather to share wisdom. Meet Harvey Caplan and Ray Coker, two seasoned educators, as they unveil their teaching secrets. Stay till the end for a mind-blowing revelation - their ages! Don't miss this inspiring conversation celebrating the impact of dedicated educators.

Am I ready to become an Educator?- Ty Branaman from ESCO

What does it take to transition from the field to the classroom? This is a question that many of us ponder during our careers. Unfortunately, for many, the answer remains elusive, leaving us to excel solely as technicians without the opportunity to impart our knowledge to the next generation. We invite you to join us as we explore the obstacles and gratifications of advancing our careers to the next level—becoming educators of minds.
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