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Below is a listing of available RSES Certified Trainers and the topics each are qualified to teach.  
 

Ratib Baker, CMS, RCT

For topic information, please contact general@rses.org.


 

 
 
 

Brynn C. Cooksey, CMS, RCT

Topics: Air conditioning and refrigeration troubleshooting; electricity for the HVACR technician; carbon monoxide testing; combustion analysis and fuel efficiency; section 608 EPA training; combustion control and burner servicing; and NATE exam preparation.


Andy Erbach, CMS, RCT

Topics: Energy fundamentals; solar heating and savings; and basic energy auditing and site surveys.

 

 

 

Roger Hensley, CMS, RCT

Topics: Duct system considerations.

 


 

Lawrence Jones, CM, RCT

Topics: NATE exam preparation; basic electricity; system controls; refrigeration troubleshooting fundamentals; chillers (centrifugal and recip); building automation controls; steam boilers; precision shaft to shaft alignment and facility site specific training.

Harlan "Skip" Krepcik, CMS, RCT

Topics: Psychrometrics.





 

 
Joe Marchese, CMS, RCT
 

Topics: Troubleshooting refrigeration systems; troubleshooting air conditioning systems; troubleshooting heating systems; troubleshooting electrical systems; computer room air conditioning; HVACR controls and control systems; heat gain calculations and equipment sizing for refrigeration systems; refrigeration for the HVAC technician; using the PH diagrams as a service tool; installing air conditioning systems; installing heating systems; installing refrigeration systems; maintaining HVAC systems; maintaining refrigeration systems; refrigeration defrost systems; measuring air flow in HVAC systems; head pressure management for refrigeration systems; the basic cycle refrigeration cycle; and customer service.
 

Arthur T. Miller, CMS, RCT
 

Topics:  Airflow and air distribution; schematic analysis (basic to advanced); troubleshooting gas furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners, commercial refrigeration systems, supermarket refrigeration systems, oil furnaces; ACCA Manual MJ8; ACCA Manual D; NATE training; Pressure-Enthalpy Diagram (Ph); and practical psychrometrics.
 

 

Frank Morro, CM, RCT

Topics: OSHA Safety; CFC certification; basic refrigeration; basic heating and controls; basic cooling and controls; basic electricity; high pressure steam; advanced refrigeration; indoor air quality; and building automation systems and working in a critical systems environment.

 

Scott Redmond, RCT

Topics: Compressor burnouts; Danfoss TU stainless steel TX valves; TR6 universal TXV valves; KPU pressure and temperature controls; scroll compressors and basic refrigeration cycle.



 

Nick Reggi, CMS, RCT

For topic information, please contact dreggi@cogeco.ca.

 
 

 

Ken Robinson, CMS, RCT

Topics: California Title 24; economizers; starting your own contracting business; duct systems; and airside diagnostics/determining equipment/system delivered btu's for residential and commercial systems.




Thomas J. Schaefer, CMS, RCT

Topics:  Natural gas piping; residential and commercial applications (2 Hours); meter usage for the electrically challenged (2-3 Hours); proper furnace and air conditioner installation (4 Hours); and schematic reading and electrical meter usage for beginners (7 Hours).
 

 

Steve M. Wellander, CM, RCT

Topics:  Air conditioning; medium-temperature refrigeration; low-temperature refrigeration; electrical; heat pumps; refrigeration piping design; computer-room troubleshooting; humidity control (humidifier operations/service); and associated refrigeration controls including low-ambient controls, TXV's, pressure controls, hot gas bypass and hot gas reheat.
 

Richard Wirtz, CMS, RCT

Topics: Controls; electrical theory; air conditioning; combustion principles and venting; refrigeration; soldering and brazing; heat pumps; air flow; fuel oil furnaces; psychrometrics; load calculation, Manual J 7th edition only; duct design; light commercial equipment; heating systems; carbon monoxide; humidification; principles of refrigeration; customer relations; NATE prep; and CM prep.

In loving memory of Steve Wright, Sr., CMS, RCT, one of the first RCTs at RSES.

 

 

 

 


For more information on how to bring an RSES Certified Trainer to your location, please call RSES at 800/297-5660 or 847/297-6464, or e-mail general@rses.org.
 

 
 
 
 

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RSES is the leading education, training and certification preparation organization for HVACR professionals. RSES publishes various comprehensive industry training and reference materials in addition to delivering superior educational programs designed to benefit HVACR professionals at every stage of their careers through instructor-led training courses, online training for HVAC, educational seminars, interactive CD and DVD products, industry-related reference manuals, and helpful technical content through Service Application Manual chapters, the RSES Journal, the RSES Journal archives and feature articles, as well as web-exclusive features.

Beginning with basic theory and extending to complex troubleshooting, training courses covering refrigeration and air conditioning, heating, electricity, controls, heat pumps and safety may be conducted in a classroom environment or though self study. RSES publications may be purchased by schools, contractors, manufacturers or any other industry group wanting to conduct comprehensive training programs. Seminars covering air conditioning troubleshooting, electrical troubleshooting, compressor training, condenser training, refrigerant piping practices, DDC controls, and more are held in various cities across North America.

Select training programs offer Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and NATE Continuing Education Hours (CEHs).

In addition, RSES offers industry certification preparation materials for refrigerant handling (EPA Section 608), R-410A and North American Technician Excellence (NATE) examinations.

RSES’ monthly magazine, RSES Journal, serves HVAC contractors, service technicians, students, operations/maintenance managers, engineers and technicians who work in the residential, light commercial, commercial and institutional markets on air conditioning, warm-air heating, refrigeration, ventilation, electrical, ice machines, chillers, hydronic heating, piping, refrigeration control and energy management, building automation, indoor air quality and duct cleaning, and sheet metal fabrication equipment and/or systems.
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