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General Information

Baltimore10947 Golden West Drive, Suite 100

Hunt Valley, MD 21031

Pittsburgh400 Business Center Drive

Pittsburgh, PA 15205

Harrisburg3909 TecPort Drive

Harrisburg, PA 17111

Wilkes Barre1185 North Washington Street

Wilkes Barre, PA 18705

If you would like more information, have questions or would like to register for a training course,

please contact Rebecca Hall, Marketing Coordinator, at 717-561-5415 or email [email protected].

Maryland - Pennsylvania Trane Training Locations

Maryland - Pennsylvania Trane provides indoor comfort systems and energy efficiency solutions for commercial, industrial and institutional applications.

We are pleased to provide you with a full schedule of HVAC educational programs at our local offices.

Descriptions and details of each course are provided in the following catalog. We will provide your team with a real world education on the latest innovations in HVAC equipment and controls systems including operation and maintenance procedures for owners, engineers, property managers and contractors.

We work hard to provide you with the highest quality training for your dollar.

Tuition includes instruction, materials and catered continental breakfast and/or lunch. Payment must be received prior to class. Registration is available by mail, email, fax or phone.

Dates are subject to change. We reserve the right to cancel any class due to class size, weather or illness. All students will be notified as early as possible, ideally prior to billing.

Cancellation Policy: You may cancel up to 72 hours before class and tuition will be refunded less a $35 registration fee. Cancellations in less than 72 hours and “no shows” will not be refunded.

Trane is an approved provider of Maryland and Pennsylvania professional development licensing boards. The courses offered have been approved for Continuing Education Units (CEU’s). At the end of each qualified course, attendees will receive a certificate of completion.

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Refrigeration Fundamentals and Update (including R-410A)Course Number: RF1

One Full Training Day - 8a.m. to 5p.m. (with continental breakfast & lunch included)

Baltimore: February 16, 2016 Harrisburg: January 11, 2016Pittsburgh: September 27, 2016 Wilkes Barre: September 13, 2016

After an overview of a typical refrigeration cycle, there is a discussion on how various problems impact the operation and pressures in the refrigeration system. The changes to the trade resulting from EPA regulations are covered, including refrigerant phase-out and their typical replacements, working with blends and R-410A, service procedures to meet the new regulations, procedures for using the new refrigerants and oils, and the new machine room requirements. Typical service procedures are covered, including using the manifold gauges, T-P chart, leak detection, seasonal startup, pumping the system down, refrigerant recovery, pressurizing the system, evacuation and adding refrigerant. Audience: Building Owners, Facility Managers/Operators, Contractors

Tuition: $300.00 per person

Heat Pump Operation & MaintenanceCourse Number: HPO1


Harrisburg: February 3, 2016 Pittsburgh: November 8, 2016Wilkes Barre: March 15, 2016

This workshop is designed to look at the original concept of heat pumps, starting with the basic heat pump and accessories for different needs. Additionally, this course will look at charging and the difference between winter and summer service. Students will gain an understanding of charging charts as well as concerns such as ice, defrost issues and troubleshooting.

Also, this course will look at the basic principles and construction of a Water Source Heap Pump as well as look at its operations. Students will then take this knowledge to develop and operate a system designed for Geothermal.

Audience: Building Owners, Facility Managers/Operators, Maintenance Personell


Course Descriptions

Variable Air Volume & VariTrac ControlsCourse Number: VTC7


Harrisburg: February 4, 2016 Wilkes Barre: March 16, 2016

This course is designed to promote an understanding of variable air volume (VAV) and the concept of air movement and discusses the different concepts in equipment and design. This course also introduces the systems, valves, control and zone control. Early pneumatic styles up to early electronic boards are covered as well as the newer style of boxes along with their electronic controls. VariTrac is used to turn small constant volume commercial systems into VAV. VariTrane and VariTrac boxes are used in both configurations.

Audience: Building Owners, Facility Managers/Operators, Contractors


Cooling Tower Operation & MaintenanceCourse Number: CTO1

One full training day - 8a.m. to 5p.m. (with continental breakfast & lunch included)

Baltimore: January 25, 2016 Harrisburg: February 2, 2016

This workshop will look at the design and marriage of cooling towers to chillers and processing. Students will become acquainted with the components and types of cooling towers. Additionally, this course will look at pump placement and the reasoning behind positioning, geographical location and installation concerns. Students will gain an understanding of the difference between the four distribution systems of towers and why the cooling tower is part of the entire balance of heat removal from building and structures. Heavy emphasis is placed on:

• Water• Make Up Water• Water Treatment & Why Treatment is Important• What to Combat• and More

Emphasis will also be placed on maintenance programs, service and recommendations to prevent unwanted situations.

Audience: Building Owners, Facility Managers/Operators, Maintenance Personell


Course Descriptions


Course DescriptionsTracer ES Operations

One & a Half Training Days - Beginning at 8 a.m. (with lunch included)

Harrisburg: March 22 - 23, 2016

This course is designed for students to become more efficient with their Tracer ES software which is a web-enabled service and monitoring tool for multiple building facilities. Tracer ES allows building operators access to Tracer ES from the local network or the Internet to monitor and control building systems. Students will have the opportunity to work with the Tracer ES software to become more familiar with common tasks. Student will be able to use the following Tracer ES functionality:

• User Management• Status and Overrides• Working with Schedules• Alarm Processing & Data Logging

Audience: Tracer ES™ System Owners, Operators, and Building Engineers

Tuition: $660.00 per person * To register for this course, please contact Rebecca Hall (10% early bird discount available for those who register 60 days prior to course date.)

Arc Flash Safety TrainingCourse Number: AFT1


Baltimore: May 10, 2016 Harrisburg: May 24, 2016Pittsburgh: October 18, 2016 Wilkes Barre: October 4, 2016

This course is designed to show how the National Electric Code (NEC) the NESC & OSHA ties together and learn new NEC codes that will affect the working environment. Additionally, students will gain a full understanding on NFPA 70 E safe work practices and learn about SCCR ratings, Arc Flash, Arc Blast, cal/cm2, and energy levels. Finally, the course will cover an understanding of OSHA, who is qualified, what training is required and what PPE students should be using as part of their everyday routine. Students will walk away from the class knowing NFPA 70 E Electric Safe Work Practices in a method that can be used to keep your life safe and still be a viable work practice.



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Trace 700 Design Analysis Software TrainingCourse Number: TDA

Three Full Training Days - 8a.m. to 5p.m. (with continental breakfast & lunch included)

Students May Select One, Two or All Three Days of Training

Baltimore: April 12 - 14, 2016

Trace 700 Load Design - April 12 - Course Number TDA-1: Students will learn how to use Trace 700 Load to complete complex building and load calculations for virtually any building. This course is best for beginner to advanced users.

Trace 700 Energy Analysis - April 13 - Course Number TDA-2: This course compares the energy and economic impact of various building alternatives. This course is best for intermediate and advanced users; students are expected to be familiar with the skills and concepts presented in Trace 700 Load Design.

Trace 700 & ASHRAE 90.1/LEED - April 14 - Course Number TDA-3: This course will promote an understanding of how to utilize Trace 700 for LEED Energy & Atmosphere Credit 1 analysis through the Performance Rating Method detailed in ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2004 and 2007. This course is best for advanced users; students are expected to be familiar with the skills and concepts taught in both Trace 700 Load Design and Trace 700 Energy Analysis.

Audience: Architects, Consulting Engineers, Design Contractors

Tuition: $300.00 - 1 Class $500.00 - 2 Classes $750.00 - 3 Classes

Note: Hotel and transportation not included.

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Electrical Troubleshooting with SchematicsCourse Number: ETS3

Two Full Training Days - 8a.m. to 5p.m. (with continental breakfast & lunch included)

Baltimore: February 17 - 18, 2016 Harrisburg: January 12 - 13, 2016 Pittsburgh: September 28 - 29, 2016 Wilkes Barre: September 14 - 15, 2016

After review of the electrical fundamental concepts, attendees will learn the operation of various electrical components used in HVAC systems and procedures for troubleshooting them. This course promotes the concept of troubleshooting and repairing systems using meters with schematic and wiring diagrams. Equipment covered includes circuits, relays, contactors, motor starters, transformers and more. Advanced concepts include ohms law, use of HVAC symbols, schematic reading and others. Audience: Building Owners, Facility Managers/Operators, Contractors

Tuition: $550.00 per person Note: Hotel and transportation not included.

Voyager OperationsCourse Number: VOY3

One Full Training Days - 8a.m. to 5p.m. (with continental breakfast & lunch included)

Baltimore: January 26, 2016 Pittsburgh: November 7, 2016

This workshop is designed to familiarize participants with the Voyager Rooftop Unit, specifically Commercial 3 through 50 ton rooftop air conditioner with VAV or CV controls. This course focuses on installation, operation and maintenance. Also included are system troubleshooting, microcontrols, ignition and combustion.



Tracer SC Operations

Two & a Half Training Days - Beginning at 8 a.m. (with lunch included)

Harrisburg: April 19 - 21, 2016

In the Tracer SC™ Operation course, students learn to operate and modify an installed Tracer SC™ system. This highly interactive course includes presentations and hands-on workshops where students practice using the software applications integral to a Tracer SC™ building management system. At the end of this course students are able to:

• Monitor and control building mechanical systems• Respond to alarm conditions & Create custom alarms • Generate reports and data logs• Create custom time-of-day schedules• Learn how time-of-day, area, and variable air system applications work together • Respond to hot and cold calls• Utilize contract documentation to identify control component locations. (Trane control drawings and mechanical prints)

Audience: Tracer SC™ System Owners, Operators, and Building Engineers

Tuition: $1,100.00 per person * To register for this course, please contact Rebecca Hall (10% early bird discount available for those who register 60 days prior to course date)

Note: Hotel and transportation not included.

Course Descriptions

If you would like more information, have questions or would like to register for a

training course, please contact Rebecca Hall,

Marketing Coordinator, at 717-561-5415

or email [email protected].


Course Descriptions

Engineers Newsletter Live1 to 1.5 hour seminar, with either breakfast or lunch included.

Delivering Performance from Airside EconomizersMarch 2016 - Course #ENL1

DIY Chiller Plant Performance Modeling: Easy and EasierMay 2016 - Course #ENL2

New Fan Efficiency Regulations & Fan Technology AdvancesSeptember 2016 - Course #ENL3

Acoustics in Outdoor ApplicationsOctober 2016 - #ENL4

Save the date for our continuing Engineers Newsletter Live Series where Trane experts provide a 1 to 1.5 hour seminar on each topic listed above.

Details for each of these seminars to follow.

Audience: Architects, Building Owners, Consulting Engineers, Technicians, Facility Operators, Contractors

Tuition: Complimentary

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