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In this episode, we digging into the importance of ongoing training and education in the refrigeration industry, particularly as the season transitions to fall. From basic supermarket training programs to advanced concepts, there’s so much value in understanding the engineering aspects of refrigeration systems for any technicians aiming to enhance their troubleshooting skills, confidence, and career growth. This episode also includes success stories from technicians who have advanced rapidly by investing in training and taking advantage of available resources.
In this episode, we cover:
-Training programs and success stories
-Importance of P&IDs
-Troubleshooting techniques
-Investing in continuous learning
-Resourcefulness and problem solving
-Having checklists
-Service call dilemmas
-Efficiency in troubleshooting
-Investing in yourself
-Learning from others
-Importance of asking questions
-Future of refrigeration
Helpful Links & Resources:
Supermarket Refrigeration Tech-Talk
Episode 250. Service Call Stories and Troubleshooting Tips with Andrew Freeburg
Episode 288. The Payoff of Investing Time & Money in Training with Jesse Stewart
Episode 139. 7 Tips For Building Good Training And Development Habits
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