skills

[fred414]

beeing new to this field, 2 yrs, i was wondering if anyone new were you could get into some more trainig in pa. would rses be a good start for some week-end classes?

[hvac3901]

Non-specificly, your local community college HVACR program.

If you want a specific place in PA, just hold on awhile unitl someone from that area chimes in, be patient there are plenty here from PA.

[starr]

Just like hvac3901 said, your local community college, That's probally your best place to start. I am from the Reading, Pa. area. I went to Reading Area Community College and I am a few classes short of my assoc. degree. There are some really knowledgable people teaching the courses at the community college's.

[makinmoney]

what have you been doing for 2 years (dont take as an insult)? Normally classes teach the basics. Some teach advanced techno. RSES is a good place to meet people in the industry, thats normally the best place to get information on what you know your own weakness is.

P.S. We all know our weakness........

[fred414]

i went to triangle tech for 18 months, been working for trane for a couple yrs, but i feel i need more training to get were i want to go!

[freonrick]

i have been at this for 26 years and training never stops. so keep after it.

[outside rep]

HACC but if your working for Trane :( they should be training you for what ever equipment you work on ?

Are you out of the harrisburg branch or the pittsburg one

[outside rep]

Penn Tech in State College is really good from what I heard.