by alex | Apr 1, 2021 | HVAC Training
R32 refrigerant is a low global warming potential (GWP) alternative to R410A commonly used in new air conditioning systems. Globally, small air conditioning systems are rapidly transitioning from R410A to R32. In 2019, R32 systems (small, pre-charged) made up 71...
by alex | Mar 9, 2021 | Electrotechnology Training, Engineering Training, HVAC Training
The Australian Government announced an extension to the wage subsidy for new apprentices. Under the expansion, employers will receive the 50 per cent subsidy for up to 12 months for any apprentice or trainee engaged before September 30. The payments will remain capped...
by alex | Feb 23, 2021 | HVAC Training
CNN reports that Electrotechnology workers will need the ability to work with natural refrigerants. The federal government has set a target to reduce HFC emissions by 85 per cent by 2036. Skill development across the Electrotechnology workforce will be needed to...
by alex | Feb 17, 2021 | Electrotechnology Training, HVAC Training
The new 2020 Skills Forecast for Electrotechnology has been released with focus on climate change – 60,000 new jobs in renewable energy are estimated to be created – Solar and transitioning to more energy-efficient low GWP natural refrigerants in air...
by alex | Feb 15, 2021 | HVAC Training
Superior Training Centre is gaining industry profile – STC’s is pushing to have HVAC industry-wide training and assessment materials led be ex-Head of HVAC at TAFE Steve Smith. Also a 4-page report on flammable refrigerants and the need for training. STC...
by alex | Jan 27, 2021 | HVAC Training
The training and licencing debate heats up for flammable refrigerants in air-conditioning – @sandrarossi at CCN reports on the divides in Australian regulation that allow the deployment of flammable refrigerants without accredited training. Safety of workers and...
