Have your say on the 2026 HVAC&R qualifications review
The Electrotechnology, Information Technology and Creative Industry Skills Board (ETITC ISB) is seeking feedback on their 2026 review of HVAC&R qualifications.
Join us in welcoming four new Trustees to the Board. Earlier this year, we put the call out for expressions of interest and received an impressive 42 applicants from industry leaders.
Richard Lauder, Chair of the Trust for the Destruction of Synthetic Refrigerants says "I'm so pleased to announce four new exceptional Trustees to the team. We received overwhelming interest in these roles, by giants of our industry, any of which I would have been glad to join our Board."
New Trustees Brent Long, Ian Hawke, Michelle Kazor and Nick Tongue join Richard Lauder, Sameer Handa, Linda Mulvihill, Matthew Darby and Emily Mabin-Sutton as the governance body, responsible for guiding the Trust and Cool-Safe into the next era of impact.
Over the coming weeks, we'll be introducing you to each of our Trustees through our emails to the sector and on social media. You can read more about our Trustees here.
The Electrotechnology, Information Technology and Creative Industry Skills Board (ETITC ISB) is seeking feedback on their 2026 review of HVAC&R qualifications.
A Government decision to move ahead with a regulated product stewardship scheme for synthetic refrigerants marks a major step in tackling some of New Zealand’s most potent greenhouse gases.