SCM REF Australia and Superior Training Centre: CO2 Safety and Systems Training Winners at ARBS2024 SCM REF Australia (Beijer Ref Academy) and Superior Training Centre: CO2 Safety and Systems Training Congratulations to our trainers and administrators who work to...
The 2nd session of #lowGWP and #flammable refrigerants training is underway at @beijer_ref_australia Archerfield with Superior Training Centre If you’d like to attend a future session and obtain your A2/A2L and A3 certification with nationally recognised training,...
Congratulations to the staff at STC who have contributed to becoming finalists in the ARBS 2024 Outstanding Industry Education/Training Award category - STC is involved in two nominations at the peak national event for airconditioning and refrigeration: Superior...
Graham Hamilton, General Manager of Sales, speaks with 23 participants of the CO2 training at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air-conditioners Australia (MHIAA) head office on 28 February. STC trainer Antonis Siamas took the participants through a nationally accredited...
Read the full article published this month in HVAC&R News from AIRAH on Superior Training Centre's role with educator Steve Smith in developing and releasing a nationally recognised set of assessments for TAFEs around Australia. We believe this approach is a first...
STC had a good time presenting our courses and new offerings with the Beijer Ref Academy and a Fire and Smoke Control course with AIRAH to the HVAC&R industry at the The Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, Building Services (ARBS) exhibition and conference in...
Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Building Services (ARBS) is Australia’s only dedicated HVAC&R and building services trade exhibition supporting the built environment. Coming up to 24 years and 12 exhibitions ARBS has grown in size and stature to become one...
Steve Smith presents the Excellence in Sustainability Award at the AIRAH Awards AIRAH has announced the winners of the AIRAH Awards 2021 at a black-tie gala event in Sydney. Leading figures from Australia’s HVAC&R building services industry took a long-awaited...
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...
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 conditioning....