“We believe that collaborations like this are crucial for nurturing the next generation of engineers and technologists,” said Joseph Emrich, Portfolio Leader, HVAC Mech Solutions, who led the tour. “By providing students with real-world experiences and exposure to cutting-edge technologies, we are helping to prepare them for successful careers in the industry.”

During the visit, the HACC and Penn College students had the opportunity to tour the company’s state-of-the-art facilities, engage in interactive sessions, and witness firsthand some of the innovative projects being developed.

“It was amazing to visit JADEC and see some of the advanced technologies and their real-world applications,” said Paul Arciba, a student at HACC. “This visit really opened my eyes to some new career possibilities that I am excited to explore.”

"At Johnson Controls, we are committed to securing the future by partnering with community colleges. These institutions play a crucial role in providing us with a consistent flow of young, talented individuals who are eager to make a difference" said Sharon Robertson, Capacity Program Manager at Johnson Controls. "It's really exciting to listen to their visions, see their focus and passions for building better tomorrows."