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CoolSys Opens Southern California Training Center for Technicians

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CoolSys, a parent of market-leading refrigeration and HVAC services companies nationwide, opened its largest training center in the United States in Fullerton, California. The facility provides in-depth training classes to equip CoolSys technicians to be successful and grow with the latest knowledge in refrigeration and HVAC technology.

“Training and investing in people is a top priority at CoolSys, and this new location represents an important step in furthering these objectives,” said Adam Coffey, chief executive officer at CoolSys. “We’re looking forward to seeing our CoolSys technicians take full advantage of the new training offered at our Fullerton facility and the great things to come from enhancing their professional development to better serve our customers. At CoolSys, we are always striving for continual growth and improvement in our people as we continue to expand our market presence and footprint across the United States.”

CoolSys will offer 24 classes during the first quarter of 2020 to approximately 200 technicians at the new facility. It will provide a full range of HVAC and refrigeration courses, including seven levels of service training and five levels of installation training. The new training center shares the same location as the Source Orange County branch operations and the California branch of CoolSys Energy Designs, the company’s full MEPR (mechanical, electrical, plumbing and refrigeration) engineering business. In its own section of the building, the training center features three full classrooms and resources to teach three classes simultaneously with different areas of the training center designed to meet the specific needs of each training level.

CoolSys currently operates two other training centers which are located in Houston, Texas and Jacksonville, Florida.

 

 

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