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Industry-leading training for high-level proficiency.

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Comprehensive Training, Direct from Trane

Our industry-leading training empowers customers to develop a high level of proficiency operating and optimizing HVAC equipment and systems using Trane building automation system and factory training for commercial systems service, maintenance and operation.
An Effective Way to Learn

Interactive and hands-on experience uses proprietary Trane-developed tools for load, system, energy and economic analysis.
Extensive Knowledge Base

Experienced professional trainers have strong controls and HVAC service backgrounds and are familiar with Trane equipment. They draw on the expertise of Trane applications engineers, product engineers, technical support engineers and product development teams.

2026 Available Courses

Technical Service Training focuses on operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting for HVAC service maintenance technicians, maintenance supervisors, and mechanical contractors.

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9/1 - Agility Operation & Maintenance: La Crosse, WI

Objectives

Describe the operating characteristics of the HDWA Agility chiller.

Identify HDWA Agility chiller construction and the physical relationship of components.
Be able to identify the basic HDWA Agility platform service procedures to include: start-up, maintenance and troubleshooting.
Describe the control system differences with Tracer TU, compared to other Trane chillers.
Explain the operating principles of the HDWA Agility chiller.
Be able to configure the TR200 AFD.

Interface with the TR200 using the supporting software.

3 Day Course Cost - $2,500

9/1 - Precedent Voyager w/ Symbio 700: La Crosse, WI

Objectives

Explain sequence of operations for Constant Volume (CV), Single Zone VAV (SZVAV) and Multi Zone (MZVAV).
Apply proper techniques to service, diagnose and troubleshoot Precedent and Voyager rooftops with Symbio 700 controls.
Interpret electrical wiring schematics for Symbio 700 controls.
Verify and adjust units’ airflow using product literature.
Identify system components that make up the Symbio 700 control platform.
Demonstrate unit configuration using model number, literature, and the Symbio Mobile App.
Describe gas fired burner operation for staged and modulating heat.
Explain the operation of the economizer with CO2 and DCV control.

3 Day Course Cost - $2,500

9/14 - HVAC Electrical Troubleshooting: La Crosse, WI

Description

This course is intended to improve a technician's ability and confidence when electrically troubleshooting commercial HVAC equipment. The course will broaden technician's capabilities to troubleshoot controls and other electrical circuits by teaching an understanding of practical electrical theory as applied ot the products and components found in HVAC. The information and skills learned should greatly decrease service diagnosis time and take the guesswork out of isolating problems found in a single and three-phase air conditioning and heating product.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to
effectively and safely troubleshoot electrical problems on
commercial HVAC equipment.

4 Day Course Cost - $2,200

9/15 - CenTraVac System O&M: La Crosse, WI

Objectives

Operate all the controls covered by this course, including systems
interface.
Describe operating logic for Tracer CH530 and Tracer AdaptiView
control platforms.
Use control information for routine operational troubleshooting.
Use menu-driven diagnostics.
Functionally diagnose various components of an operating control panel.
Perform detailed trouble analysis on controls and determine necessary
field repairs or replacement action.
Determine potential electrical or electronic control faults through
recommended isolation checkout procedures

3.5 Day Course Cost - $2,500

9/22 - CGAM/ACS Scroll Chiller Service: La Crosse, WI

Objectives

Describe each chiller’s construction and the relationship of components.
Describe the field charging, handling and troubleshooting of scroll
refrigerant systems.
Describe the compressor protection processes.
Use the unit wiring and interconnecting diagrams.
Describe the control start sequence and operating control logic.
Properly charge a unit using proper tools and procedures.
Bind a LLID.
Download a chiller service report.
Create a Trend log using a data recorder file.

3 Day Course Cost - $2,500

9/28 - Intellipak I, II & III w/ Symbio 800: La Crosse, WI

Objectives

Explain sequence of operations for Constant Volume (CV), Single Zone
VAV (SZVAV) and Multiple Zone VAV (MZVAV) units.
Perform LLID binding using TD7 display.
Interpret electrical wiring schematics for Symbio 800 controls.
Verify and adjust units’ airflow using product literature.
Identify system components that make up the Symbio 800 control
platform.
Demonstrate unit configuration using model number, literature and
software.
Describe gas fired burner operation for staged and modulating heat.

4 Day Course Cost - $2,500

10/6 - CenTraVac Mechanical Overhaul: La Crosse, WI

Objectives

Identify various Trane centrifugal chillers and variations in mechanical
components.
Be familiar with documented factory service information available to
support Trane centrifugal chillers.
Properly maintain and repair chillers with varying lubrication and
cooling system designs.
Properly overhaul a CVHE/F/G/L CenTraVac chiller compressor and
motor, using factory-recommended procedures.
Properly inspect compressor and motor components for compliance
to factory specifications.

3.5 Day Course Cost - $4,000

10/20 - CenTraVac Mechanical: La Crosse, WI

Objectives

Identify various Trane centrifugal chillers and variations in mechanical
components.
Be familiar with documented factory service information available to
support Trane centrifugal chillers.
Properly maintain and repair chillers with varying lubrication and
cooling system designs.
Properly overhaul a CVHE/F/G/L CenTraVac chiller compressor and
motor, using factory-recommended procedures.
Properly inspect compressor and motor components for compliance
to factory specifications.

3.5 Day Course Cost - $4,000

Attend Hands On Training at One of our World Class Facilities

Advanced Technology Training Center: La Crosse, WI

Train where Trane began.

Visit the Trane La Crosse Training Center in the birthplace of Trane and experience learning in a city known for HVAC innovation. Located near the home of CenTraVac™ manufacturing, this training destination connects Trane heritage with professional development through courses in HVAC fundamentals, system design, controls, chillers, VAV systems, and energy management. Build your knowledge where industry leadership was born.

With instructor-led learning, practical application, and access to a location deeply connected to Trane innovation, the La Crosse Training Center delivers more than education—it delivers an experience rooted in the company’s past and focused on the future of building performance.

Advanced Technology Training Center: Davidson, NC

The Advanced Technology Training Center in Davidson, North Carolina, is Trane Technologies’ newest investment in workforce development and innovation. Located at the company’s North America headquarters, the 45,000-square-foot facility was created to prepare the next generation of commercial HVAC technicians through immersive, hands-on learning and advanced technical instruction. Designed to support technicians at every stage of their careers, the center combines cutting-edge equipment, real-world training environments, and flexible learning pathways to help professionals commission, maintain, repair, and optimize increasingly complex building systems. As one of the most advanced HVAC training facilities in the world, the center reflects Trane Technologies’ commitment to strengthening the skilled trades, advancing sustainable building solutions, and supporting the future of the clean energy economy.

White Bear Lake, MN

The White Bear Lake facility is a key Trane location dedicated to advancing commercial controls and building automation. The team focuses on developing modern, connected control technologies designed to integrate seamlessly across diverse building systems and support energy‑efficient operation. In addition to product development, the site provides valuable training opportunities for employees and partners, offering exposure to emerging digital tools, cloud‑based platforms, and best practices in building automation.