Reliable Controls
Nathan Wilson has extensive experience in the building automation sector, currently serving as the Manager of Training and Building Automation Instructor at Reliable Controls since April 2014. Responsibilities include conducting factory training worldwide, developing training curricula, and overseeing various certification programs. Prior to this role, Nathan was the Building Automation Manager at Innovative Controls from February 2008 to March 2014, where expertise in BACnet open protocol solutions was leveraged. Earlier in their career, Nathan was the General Manager for The Maytag Store, managing multiple appliance locations in the Salt Lake City area from September 2004 to January 2008. Nathan holds a B.A. in Philosophy from Westminster University, earned between 1996 and 2000.
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Reliable Controls
Reliable Controls manufactures simple, flexible, sustainable building automation solutions that balance comfort and efficiency while reducing greenhouse gas emissions in buildings around the world. Our goal to help others achieve their goals begins by listening. We hear the World Green Building Council’s call to businesses, organizations, cities, states, and regions to reach net-zero operation by 2050. The next 30 years are critical. In the world of building automation systems, that means you want products that are built responsibly and built to last. Reliable Controls technology is backward compatible, better by design, and supported by responsible recycling. Install our controllers now, and they will thrive for decades. That's a sustainable return on investment. This dedication to multigenerational success is unique to our brand and reflects our pledge to sustainability. It's with purpose that we refer to our lineup of controllers or sensors as a family; each generation adds value, and nothing is rendered obsolete. We also take great pride in creating a healthy, sustainable working environment for our employees—as evidenced in our Canada’s Greenest Employer Award honors in 2020.