Random Refrigeration Podcasts

Becoming successful in today’s America is simple: graduate high school, go to college, and get a white-collar job. That path is undoubtedly going to lead you to the biggest paycheck and the best opportunities. Right? The truth is, some of the most lucrative jobs out there are blue-collar jobs–yet society pushes the perception that being an auto mechanic, plumber, electrician, or construction worker somehow indicates a lack of success. A career in the skilled trades was once well-regarded as a good, honest profession. Now, we discourage young people from pursuing those careers in favor of racking up massive student loan debt and pursuing professional careers that may not always play to their strengths. In Blue Is The New White, Josh Zolin shows that success doesn’t have to mean a college degree. He discovered this firsthand, rising through hard work from a technician at his dad’s small business to the CEO of a multi-million-dollar company. There is more than one path to a stable career and a great financial future; in this book, you’ll learn just how many opportunities await you in places you never thought to look. We reveal the truth behind the trades.

Categories: Business

Tags: bluecollar, blueisthenewwhite, Electrician, facilitiesmanagement, Foodservice, hvac, plumber, refrigeration, skilledtrades, skillsgap, Technician, wce, windycityequipment

The best way to avoid problems with a refrigeration system is to get it right the first time. But that’s not as easy as it may sound. Whether you are new in the field or have been installing refrigeration systems for years, anyone can benefit from some installation refresher tips. We talked to the experts–who get problem calls every day–to find out where most problems tend to occur, and how to avoid them. Here are their suggestions in our list of Ten Tips for a Successful Refrigeration System Installation.

Categories: Uncategorised

Tags: atlanta, installation, refrigeration, training