Malco Tools, a prominent developer and manufacturer of a range of high-quality tools for the HVAC industry, has commenced accepting nominations for its national HVAC Trade-Pro of the Year Award program. This initiative, now in its eighth year, honors exceptional HVAC technicians who demonstrate excellence in their work, prioritize safety, and contribute positively to their communities.
The award recognizes five standout professionals from across the United States, each of whom will receive $1,000 in Malco tools of their choice. Additionally, all qualifying nominees will be gifted a Malco cap and a pair of gloves. The program encourages both self-nominations and nominations of peers, offering a platform to acknowledge deserving individuals in the trade.
Highlighting Outstanding Individuals
Rebecca Talbot emphasized the company's pride in acknowledging the contributions of HVAC professionals
Rebecca Talbot, Malco's Vice President of Marketing, emphasized the company's pride in acknowledging the contributions of HVAC professionals to their jobs and communities.
Rebecca Talbot stated, “We are always immensely proud to recognize the great work HVAC pros do on the job and in their community. In the same way Malco develops Damn Good Tools, the HVAC Trade-Pros of the Year are doing damn good work around the country that deserves celebration. We’re excited to shine a light on some outstanding individuals in the HVAC industry!”
Nominations for the award will be accepted until June 28, 2024, with winners scheduled to be announced in September of the same year.
Supporting Careers in the Trades
Reflecting its commitment to supporting careers in skilled trades, Malco Tools donates substantial amounts of products and apparel annually to support skilled trade education initiatives nationwide. These contributions extend to high school and post-secondary technical programs, regional apprenticeship contests, and prominent events such as the SkillsUSA state and national conferences.
Furthermore, Malco administers the “Head of the Class” Student Recognition Program to acknowledge high-performing students and entire graduating classes in the HVAC/sheet metal and construction sectors. This program partners with various education institutions, enhancing recognition for accomplishments in these vital fields.
