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AABC Hall of Fame

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Hall of Fame Celebrating Legends of TAB

The AABC Hall of Fame honors the outstanding individuals whose dedication, leadership, and contributions have left a lasting impact on the Association and the field of Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing (TAB).
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AABC Hall of Fame Celebrating Legends of TAB

The AABC Hall of Fame honors the outstanding individuals whose dedication, leadership, and contributions have left a lasting impact on the Association and the field of Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing (TAB).
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2025

2025 Inductees

George Young

Test and Balance Corporation

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George Coultas

Kahoe Air Balance Company

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Joe Baumgartner

Baumgartner, Inc.

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Gaylon Richardson

Engineered Air Balance Co., Inc.

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2024

2024 Inductees

Walter H. Green, TBE

Environmental Test & Balance

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Charles E. Fant, III, P.E., TBE

Environmental Test & Balance

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2023

2023 Inductees

Theodore “Ted” Cohen, PE, TBE

Air Conditioning Test & Balance Co.

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Watch 2023 Induction Ceremony

2022

2022 Inductees

George Young

Test and Balance Corporation

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George Coultas

Kahoe Air Balance Company

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Joe Baumgartner

Baumgartner, Inc.

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Gaylon Richardson

Engineered Air Balance Co., Inc.

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Watch 2022 Induction Ceremony

2021

2021 Inductees

Arnold Pearl

National Air Balance Company, Inc.

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Walter Lipski

Engineered Air Balance Co., Inc.

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Taylor Kahoe

Kahoe Air Balance Company

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George Ebert

Chairman, TBE Exam Revision Committee, 2017

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Watch 2021 Induction Ceremony

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    Washington, D.C. 20036
  • Phone: 202-737-0202
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  • Suggested Drawing Specification

    An independent Testing and Balancing Agency certified by the AABC shall be engaged to Test and Balance the HVAC systems. Systems shall be balanced to plus/minus 10% of design requirements. The contractor shall place all systems and equipment into full operation for Testing and Balancing. One copy of the final Test and Balance report with the AABC National Performance Guaranty shall be sent directly to the engineer of record. Provide five (5) additional copies to the contractor.

  • AIA-Format LONG-FORM SPECIFICATION

    Section 230593 – TESTING, ADJUSTING AND BALANCING FOR HVAC

  • AIA-Format SHORT – FORM SPECIFICATION

    Section 230593 – TESTING, ADJUSTING AND BALANCING FOR HVAC

    • Walter H. Green, TBE Charles E. Fant, III, P.E., TBE

    AABC launched the first individual TAB certification, the Test & Balance Engineer (TBE), in 1970. By the mid-1980s, the need for an entry-level certification became clear. In 1985, AABC tasked Walt Green and Chuck Fant with developing the Certified Technician exam, which they refined over 16 years. Their dedication shaped a program that remains strong today, with 550+ active certifications. Beyond this, Walt served as Zone 2 VP, and both were AABC fixtures for decades—making their joint Hall of Fame induction well-earned.

    Charles E. Fant, III, P.E., TBE

    AABC launched the first individual TAB certification, the Test & Balance Engineer (TBE), in 1970. By the mid-1980s, the need for an entry-level certification became clear. In 1985, AABC tasked Walt Green and Chuck Fant with developing the Certified Technician exam, which they refined over 16 years. Their dedication shaped a program that remains strong today, with 550+ active certifications. Beyond this, Walt served as Zone 2 VP, and both were AABC fixtures for decades—making their joint Hall of Fame induction well-earned.

    Theodore “Ted” Cohen, PE, TBE

    AABC launched the first individual TAB certification, the Test & Balance Engineer (TBE), in 1970. By the mid-1980s, the need for an entry-level certification became clear. In 1985, AABC tasked Walt Green and Chuck Fant with developing the Certified Technician exam, which they refined over 16 years. Their dedication shaped a program that remains strong today, with 550+ active certifications. Beyond this, Walt served as Zone 2 VP, and both were AABC fixtures for decades—making their joint Hall of Fame induction well-earned.

    George Young

    AABC launched the first individual TAB certification, the Test & Balance Engineer (TBE), in 1970. By the mid-1980s, the need for an entry-level certification became clear. In 1985, AABC tasked Walt Green and Chuck Fant with developing the Certified Technician exam, which they refined over 16 years. Their dedication shaped a program that remains strong today, with 550+ active certifications. Beyond this, Walt served as Zone 2 VP, and both were AABC fixtures for decades—making their joint Hall of Fame induction well-earned.

    George Coultas

    AABC launched the first individual TAB certification, the Test & Balance Engineer (TBE), in 1970. By the mid-1980s, the need for an entry-level certification became clear. In 1985, AABC tasked Walt Green and Chuck Fant with developing the Certified Technician exam, which they refined over 16 years. Their dedication shaped a program that remains strong today, with 550+ active certifications. Beyond this, Walt served as Zone 2 VP, and both were AABC fixtures for decades—making their joint Hall of Fame induction well-earned.
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