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Fuel Oil News February 2014

The home heating oil industry has a long and proud history, and Fuel Oil News has been there supporting it since 1935. It is an industry that has faced many challenges during that time. In its 77th year, Fuel Oil News is doing more than just holding

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• Updated service and installation exams for the air conditioning, air distribution, heat pump, gas heating, and oil furnace specialties • English and Spanish versions of the NATE core exam, air conditioning, heat pump, and gas heating service specialty exams • A credentialing opportunity with U.S. Army for their soldiers training in the Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) 91C, which includes air-conditioning maintenance and repair as many of our country's service men and women return home from deployment this year E is for Earned • Certification period changed from five to two years • Certification maintained with proof of 16 hours of specialty-related continuing edu- cation within the two-year period (reduced from 60 hours for 5 years) • Certification maintenance applica- tion cost reduced from $95 to only $25 per first certification; $5 for each additional certifications • Extended the grace period available after the certification maintenance date has passed for technicians from 60 days to 120 days to allow additional time for technicians to send in documentation regarding CEHs earned For more information, visit www.natex. org/nate-news/changes-certificationrecerti- fication-program Dan HoloHan to Present ClassiC HyDroniCs Dan Holohan will present his popular semi- nar, Classic Hydronics, on Wednesday, April 9, 2014, at the Holiday Inn in Grantville, Penn. All proceeds from this seminar will benefit OESP's Dave Nelsen Scholarship program for students interested in pursuing their careers in the energy-service industry. The seminar will begin at 5 p.m. with a buffet dinner. Holohan will begin speaking at 5:30 p.m. and he'll finish up at 8:45 p.m. "This all-technical seminar will give you a liberal arts education in classic hydronic systems," said Holohan. "You will see inside the pipes and get a better understanding of how things work, what goes wrong and why. I'll share with you the secrets I've picked up from the old timers, making you a better troubleshooter." This class explores one-pipe loops, the critical importance of pressure differential, gravity hot-water heating, pumping, radia- tion, one- and two-pipe primary-secondary systems, two-pipe direct and reverse return, classic radiant, multiple boiler systems, diverter tees, two-temperature systems, air problems and their solutions and more. In keeping with the compassionate spirit of the industry, OESP encourages all attend- ees to bring a non-perishable food item that will be donated to a local food bank. Seating is limited and this class sells out quickly. Visit www.thinkoesp.org to pur- chase ticket or call 888-552-0900. Tickets are $129.00 per person. www.fueloilnews.com | FUel oil neWs | FeBrUary 2014 31 Dan Holohan "i'll share with you the secrets i've picked up from the old timers, making you a better troubleshooter." Dan Holohan

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