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Adrian's at the Airport
5:00 p.m. – Registration & Cash Bar
6:00 p.m. – TECA Announcements
6:15 p.m. – Buffet Dinner
7:00 p.m. – Speaker Presentation followed by Q&A
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Buffet Dinner
Eddie Calder, Rep-Air Heating & Cooling
Showcase your product. Includes dinner for 1.
$125.00 (Members)
$175.00 (Non-Members)
Across Canada, our industry has made significant advances in equipment efficiency, but how often do we verify that installed systems are actually delivering the performance they were designed to achieve? ACCA Standard 310 provides a structured, field-based approach to measuring HVAC system performance, offering contractors, educators, designers, and quality assurance professionals practical methods to evaluate airflow, capacity, static pressure, electrical consumption, and overall system operation. Combined with modern digital tools such as MeasureQuick, these testing methods allow technicians to collect, analyze, and document system performance with greater accuracy and consistency than ever before.
Join Eddie Calder, Red Seal Refrigeration Mechanic, Red Seal Plumber, TECA Board of Directors member, TECA Instructor, BCIT Instructor, and HVAC contractor, as he explores the principles behind ACCA Standard 310 and demonstrates how digital platforms like MeasureQuick can streamline field testing and performance verification. Through live demonstrations, real-world case studies, and practical testing techniques, attendees will learn how to move beyond simply installing equipment to validating that systems operate safely, efficiently, and as designed—while improving documentation, reducing callbacks, and raising the standard of quality within the Canadian HVAC industry.
