Technicians who service mobile A/C systems and distributors who sell refrigerant need to be aware of new regulations that took effect on Jan. 1 concerning the requirement of technicians to be Section 609 certified.
The MACS board of directors has 13 members: four members representing service and repair, four members representing distribution and four members representing manufacturing and the past chairman.
The MACS board of directors has 13 members: four members representing service and repair, four members representing distribution and four members representing manufacturing and the past chairman.
Technicians who service mobile A/C systems and distributors who sell refrigerant need to be aware of new regulations that becomes effective on Jan. 1, 2018, concerning the requirement of technicians to be Section 609 certified.
This high-value technical training clinic consists of an A/C update book and live leader-led training, covering a variety of service information, diagnostic techniques, industry current events and mobile A/C topics.
In addition to training classes, the MACS 2018 Training Event and Trade Show includes a trade show, a golf tournament and multiple networking opportunities in relaxed social settings.
Gardner’s speech will discuss automotive education for the coming era.
The MACS app includes comprehensive mobile A/C and engine cooling system specifications for cars and light-duty trucks from 1960 to present and more.
The MACS Trade Show will open its doors at 10 a.m. PST on Feb. 15 in the Platinum Ballroom of the Anaheim Marriott, where attendees can visit more than 93 booths. The new product showcase has three product categories: chemicals, components and tools and equipment.
The MACS board of directors is made up of 13 members, four members in each of the following categories: service and repair, distribution and manufacturing, plus the past chairman, Jim Hittman, Badger Refrigeration in Racine, Wisconsin.
The 2017 MACS Training Event theme is “Mobile A/C: Global Service Horizons,” exploring the new technologies influencing the role of mobile A/C systems in current and future vehicles.
Dr. Quarto’s technical experience includes 28 years at General Motors (GM) with the past 16 years dedicated to advanced vehicle development as an engineering group manager. His responsibilities included management and development of control and diagnostics systems and service solutions for the Chevrolet Spark, Chevrolet Volt, fuel cell, two-mode hybrid, parallel hybrid truck (PHT), EV1 electric vehicle, S10 electric truck and alternative fuel systems programs.
