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Located in Louisville, Kentucky, Zoeller’s state-of-the-art training facility, the Center for Excellence, has been drawing contractors, engineers and distributors in for product training over the past five years.
Newsflash: The United States is facing a skilled trades labor shortage. Unless someone has had their head buried under a rock the past few years, most Americans are aware of this ongoing problem.
Many characteristics today associated with registered apprenticeships — progressive wage increases, mentorship and safety standards — are not part of the 1937 law; they have instead been included in subsequent U.S. Department of Labor regulations. These provisions and more would be codified into the new federal law, as well as expanding apprenticeship programs through authorization of $400-$800 million in new grant funding.
Rohr has worked in the plumbing and hydronics industry since early childhood with his father,Bob “Hot Rod” Rohr. After college, he interned at Caleffi headquarters in Italy for a year.
Six 90-minute sessions in November and December will use breakout groups to offer intensive, personalized instruction in calculating multiple variables.