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WRD 2026: How Training & Technology Are Transforming the Trades

June 26 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm EDT

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Panel discussion at WRD 2026 webinar on training and technology transforming trades

As rising costs, labor shortages, and increasing system complexity continue to challenge the trade, technicians and contractors need practical solutions that improve efficiency, profitability, and overall quality of life.

In this session, we’ll explore the biggest challenges facing today’s workforce and discuss how modern training can help technicians build technical confidence, improve troubleshooting skills, and accelerate career growth.

We’ll also examine how innovative technology is helping organizations streamline maintenance practices, reduce operating costs, and improve overall system performance.

Joining us for this discussion will be Amrit Robbins, Kyle Eastwood, and Joe Stough, who will share their unique perspectives, real-world experiences, and lessons learned from the field. Together, they’ll discuss how training and technology are helping professionals overcome industry challenges and achieve better results.

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Mock-up of CO2 training playbook for refrigeration

REFRIGERATION MENTOR CO₂ TRAINING PLAYBOOK

FREE DOWNLOAD!

Stop troubleshooting CO₂ systems blind. Learn the 4 things every refrigeration technician should check before touching the rack.

This free CO₂ training playbook shows you how to use P&IDs, electrical diagrams, I/O schedules, and refrigeration schedules to understand the system before chasing problems in the field.

Mock-up of CO2 training playbook for refrigeration

REFRIGERATION MENTOR CO₂ TRAINING PLAYBOOK

FREE DOWNLOAD!

Stop troubleshooting CO₂ systems blind. Learn the 4 things every refrigeration technician should check before touching the rack.

This free CO₂ training playbook shows you how to use P&IDs, electrical diagrams, I/O schedules, and refrigeration schedules to understand the system before chasing problems in the field.