"Johnson Controls Navy Systems is proud to support Penn College through grants, donations of materials, and lab test equipment. The skills these graduates develop from the hands-on instruction prepare them for success within our workforce from the start. We value our partnership with Penn College and look forward to continued engagement with expansion into other career fields."
Industry
Johnson Controls Navy Systems
- Automated Manufacturing & Machining
- Automotive
- Collision Repair & Restoration
- Electrical
- Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology
- Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning
- Welding & Metal Fabrication
Johnson Controls Navy Systems has been keeping the Navy cool for more than 100 years. They specialize in shipboard HVAC/R equipment and control systems and services. Their YORK® products are installed on more than 90% of the U.S. Navy fleet, as well as on many U.S. Coast Guard and Military Sealift Command vessels. These mission critical systems provide cooling for weapons, command and control systems, and crew comfort while enduring punishing conditions from weapons-effect shock, heavy-weather, ship vibration, and extreme temperature variations.
Industry Connections
John Washabaugh
Director of Plant Operations
Fueling a future of possibilities
Penn College's strong corporate partnerships impact every step of the student journey–from scholarships and equipment donations to internships and employment opportunities.
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Programs
Automated Manufacturing & Machining
Hone the technical skills you need to be a part of a rapidly growing career field.
Automotive
Hone the technical skills you need to be a part of a rapidly growing career field.
Collision Repair & Restoration
Whether you enjoy working with modern cars and trucks or prefer vintage vehicles, our programs lend the theory and specialized training to fuel your future.
Electrical
Learn all the ins and outs of electrical and automated systems, training in specialized labs using equipment just like the pros.
Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology
Choose from a host of interconnected, yet diverse majors, ranging from automation and computer engineering to electronics and robotics.
Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning
Begin with an associate degree that focuses on technical know-how and continue on for your bachelor’s, which pairs technical aspects with design, engineering, and business skills
Welding & Metal Fabrication
Perfect your skills in our newly expanded 55,000-square-foot lab.