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We're launching two new stational trainings for refrigerated transport — on the ATP Agreement and on Good Distribution Practice (GDP). Find out who they're for and how to register.
COCH in Kraków proudly supported the 3rd National “Lodówa” Competition in Wodzisław Śląski. 42 participants in 8 teams from across Poland took part.
Planning professional development in 2025? Check our new training schedule. The offer includes proven courses such as F-gas certification and HVAC training, plus new modules: forklift and mobile elevating work platform operation.
We are pleased to introduce new training courses on mobile elevating work platforms and industrial trucks with mechanical lifting drive. Our courses provide both theoretical knowledge and practical skills for safe and efficient operation.
We are pleased to announce that the Central Refrigeration Centre “COCH” has been recognised for its involvement in organising the 2nd National “Lodówa” Competition. It is a great honour for us.
From February 27th to 29th, the Warsaw HVAC Expo 2024 emerged as the paramount gathering for the HVACR industry in Poland, converging at Ptak Warsaw Expo, Al. Katowicka 62, Nadarzyn. Drawing together a consortium of industry titans, mavens, and innovators, the expo epitomized a dynamic crucible for collaborative exchange and innovative ideation.
See our refrigeration training proposal for 2023! We refreshed the offer with a focus on F-gas training and refrigeration competences.
The photovoltaic market in Poland is currently developing very dynamically. Taking into account statistical data from across Europe, Poland ranks first in terms of the growth rate of the photovoltaic market over the past five years. According to Polish Power System (PSE) data, installed PV capacity in 2020 increased by 200% compared with the previous year and amounted to 3,935.74 MW.
Holding a competence certificate is becoming a standard not only among technical staff. The issue of an appropriate competence level gains extra importance where activities involve risks to life, health or the natural environment – as may be the case in refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pumps.
In today's world, continuous professional development has become a necessity. To meet client expectations for services delivered at the highest level, it is essential to employ specialists with the right competencies and qualifications.
