New Guests going Pro?

**kovybarla** · 04-14-2011, 08:47 PM

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**VicSmolinski** · 04-15-2011, 12:24 AM

I am a HVAC/R technician I am always looking for ways to keep up with the industry and its trends, and I am glad I found this website, the amount of knowledge being shared here is awsome. I have started writing programming code recently and I would like to post small calculation applications and get feedback on how accurate they are and if useful in the field at all. I am not sure if there is a way to upload them for free download.

**RachelHVAC** · 04-15-2011, 02:39 PM

Hello, my name is Rachel. My husband is a service technician for a company his parents opened up. I am the office manager there also. I joined this forum hoping that maybe I can learn a little bit about the business.

**mmair** · 04-15-2011, 02:52 PM

where are you located

**mmair** · 04-15-2011, 02:55 PM

Originally Posted by RachelHVAC

Hello, my name is Rachel. My husband is a service technician for a company his parents opened up. I am the office manager there also. I joined this forum hoping that maybe I can learn a little bit about the business.

where are you located

**fool4school** · 04-16-2011, 04:43 PM

Hello all I am a HVACR Tech in the feild for 12-13 years. Looking for help and good info in this feild and advice as well. Have knowledge and always lookings for more. Work @ a school distrct as an "HVACR Manager". Thanks for this site !!!

**bluehen1242** · 04-17-2011, 10:25 AM

Hey everyone, im Andrew from Delaware. I been in the trade for 6 years and joined the site to keep up with everything. Anyone is willing to contact me at anytime.

**Tech23** · 04-20-2011, 10:44 AM

Welcome to all you new guys below me here. I hope you find this site helpful.

**shaygetz** · 04-20-2011, 12:29 PM

Originally Posted by Tech23

Well, it all started when I was just a

and I would take my toys apart and couldn't figure out how to get them back together again....so I would tell mom I needed new toys. Eventually dad said to quit taking them apart unless I could figure out how to put them back together.

Many, many years later I had this same problem with my first experience with a Lennox "Whisper Heat"...

Had to call a senior tech out to show me how to put that darn thing back together again.

I still love taking things apart...luckily for the customers, I can put them back together properly now!

Yup...just like that...only add 8 years as a tin knocker installing Tranes. Service work started when I went into apartment maintenance and my first unit was a

Janitrol...

Now I get to point to Janitrols, Goodmans and Colemans and tell some other poor sap to fix it...

**Blake_O'Brien** · 04-20-2011, 01:55 PM

Hey all,

I gave up a 10 year career in online programming (IT) to try something new and get away from computers. I'm now one year out of Mechanical Engineering Technology program in college and was very lucky to be picked up immediately by the local Trane office as a Building Automation Systems tech (controls). Now I spend a lot of time in front of a computer programming. Figures!

I've been working primarily with Distech Controls and was very fortunate to have been sent for Niagara AX Certification. I love the new career direction and the challenge of controls. I also love the variety of work locations and the huge variety of required learning/knowledge needed to do this job well.

In a year of learning, I've learned I haven't really scratched the surface yet.

**Chris_Worthington** · 04-20-2011, 03:23 PM

Originally Posted by Blake_O'Brien

Hey all,

I gave up a 10 year career in online programming (IT) to try something new and get away from computers. I'm now one year out of Mechanical Engineering Technology program in college and was very lucky to be picked up immediately by the local Trane office as a Building Automation Systems tech (controls). Now I spend a lot of time in front of a computer programming. Figures!

I've been working primarily with Distech Controls and was very fortunate to have been sent for Niagara AX Certification. I love the new career direction and the challenge of controls. I also love the variety of work locations and the huge variety of required learning/knowledge needed to do this job well.

In a year of learning, I've learned I haven't really scratched the surface yet.

Blake,

Welcome to the site

Be sure and checkout the controls section of the site as we have many with a long time of experience of the Tridium products and Distech to name a few....

You would be surprised as to the level of knowledge within this forum

Chris

**Blake_O'Brien** · 04-20-2011, 04:11 PM

Originally Posted by Chris_Worthingt

Blake,

Welcome to the site

Be sure and checkout the controls section of the site as we have many with a long time of experience of the Tridium products and Distech to name a few....

You would be surprised as to the level of knowledge within this forum

Chris

Hi Chris, thanks for the welcome and pointer. I should have mentioned I've been an unregistered lurker in the controls forum for a few months now. I agree with what you are saying about the level of knowledge and experience there. I fully intend to make use of it and hopefully contribute when/if I can.

**Tech23** · 04-21-2011, 08:40 AM

Originally Posted by shaygetz

Yup...just like that...only add 8 years as a tin knocker installing Tranes. Service work started when I went into apartment maintenance and my first unit was a

Janitrol...

Now I get to point to Janitrols, Goodmans and Colemans and tell some other poor sap to fix it...

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