MCAKC proudly celebrates the 2026 graduates of our Mechanical Service Professional (MSP) Training Program an 8-part continuing education series designed to strengthen leadership, technical knowledge, and professional skills across the mechanical service industry. With support from expert instructors and local contractor partners, these professionals have demonstrated a strong commitment to growth and excellence.
MCAKC proudly recognizes the dedicated professionals who have successfully completed the 2026 Mechanical Service Professional Training Program (MSP). This comprehensive 8-seminar series equips participants with essential knowledge and skills across key areas of the mechanical service industry, including Service Agreements, Safety, Customer Service, Communication, Financials, Mental Wellness, Estimating, and the Basics of HVAC & Plumbing Systems.
Each graduate has demonstrated a strong commitment to personal growth, professional excellence, and leadership within the mechanical service field. Their dedication reflects not only their individual drive but also the continued strength and future of our industry.
We extend our sincere appreciation to our outstanding instructors Clay Daniels, John Maske, and Don Campbell whose expertise and guidance were instrumental in delivering a high-quality learning experience. We also thank our local mechanical contractors for their continued support and investment in continuing education and professional development. Their partnership makes programs like MSP possible and impactful.
Participating companies include:
Alexander Mechanical, EMCOR Services Fagan, Innovative Mechanical Concepts, KC Mechanical, Lexington Plumbing, Metro Air, P1 Service, PM Contracting, Pro-Mechanical, Rand Construction Company, Service Plus Mechanical Contractors, The Waldinger Corporation, and U.S. Engineering Service.
Congratulations once again to all graduates of the MCAKC Mechanical Service Professional Training Program. We look forward to seeing the continued impact you will have on the industry!
