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AFSA's 2016 fire sprinkler system training schedule

October 27, 2015

The American Fire Sprinkler Association announced the 2016 schedule for its popular Beginning Fire Sprinkler System Planning School.

The second and third generations of Alliance

PM 2015 Supply House of the Year: Robertson Heating Supply

How Robertson Heating Supply/Robertson Kitchen & Bath Gallery stay involved.

Kelly Faloon

October 21, 2015

This 81-year-old Ohio distribution firm uses technology and communication to stay relevant with contractors.

Little Red Schoolhouse releases 2015 Q3 schedule

August 13, 2015

Bell & Gossett provides hands-on classroom training at its Little Red Schoolhouse in suburban Chicago, as well as online training.

Stop losing customers

Kenny Chapman

June 2, 2015

Create a service experience that prevents them from straying.

Invest time in training and building relationships for your contracting business

This month I want to share a few key things we see as mistakes when onboarding and training new leaders in contracting businesses.

Kenny Chapman

March 31, 2015

Titles don’t create leaders in the plumbing business.

Holohan seminar to benefit industry teachers

March 30, 2015

Dan Holohan will present his “Classic Hydronics” seminar May 20, 2015, during the National Association of Oil & Energy Service Professionals conference in Hershey, Pa.

BNP Media partners with RPA to offer online radiant courses

February 27, 2015

Experts in the radiant and hydronics industry will teach tuition-based courses that will begin in April. Two free lectures are available on-demand now.

Taco FloPro training kicks off for 2015

February 27, 2015

Taco’s popular FloPro factory training program will resume this year, with the first class on April 30 to May 1 to take place at Taco’s Innovation & Development Center in Cranston, R.I.

Noritz University online EZTR40 training

Noritz adds EZTR40 online training to Noritz University

February 27, 2015

The class is an addition to the two existing courses: Residential Level 1 training and the CDR1 training for the NRCP series of residential, condensing tankless water heaters.