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Sheet metal works training facilities incorporate green HVAC programs
Some sheet metal training facilities are incorporating programs that teach sustainable HVAC technology
“Green” may be a buzzword, but it can be a way of life — and doing business.
Sheet Metal Workers Local 10 in White Bear Lake, Minn., and Local 20 in Indianapolis are two examples of union-funded ductwork fabrication training centers that are not only incorporating green HVAC initiatives into their work, but they are teaching future sheet metal workers how to incorporate it into their industry.