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Refrigeration Training
On-Site Courses & Services
Companies using refrigeration in their facility are required to have trained, qualified, and authorized employees for the operation of their refrigeration systems. The more trained the operator, the less chance of an extended outage of the system resulting in a loss of production and product.
Refrigeration training courses are ideal for any company looking for a reliable refrigeration system. Upon completion of our courses, the trained operator will be able to visualize potential problems before those issues become events leaving the company without the cooling process and/or a potential off-site release of ammonia.
Refrigeration Operator Training Courses
Refrigeration training courses are ideal for any company looking for a reliable refrigeration system. Upon completion of our courses, the trained operator will be able to visualize potential problems before those issues become events leaving the company without the cooling process and/or a potential off-site release of ammonia.
Our refrigeration courses include training on mechanical refrigeration systems in the machinery room (compressors, vessels, pumps), in the facility (evaporators, control stations), as well as on the roof (condensers, valves).
Our refrigeration courses include training on mechanical refrigeration systems in the machinery room (compressors, vessels, pumps), in the facility (evaporators, control stations), as well as on the roof (condensers, valves).
Valve Tagging & Labeling
Valve tagging and labeling is an essential part of the ammonia system. Without proper labeling and valve tagging, ammonia personnel will not be able to identify appropriate ammonia lines and will not be able to open or close critical ammonia valves. Therefore, all facilities must follow the applicable codes that outline what is required for labeling and tagging.
All facilities that contain ammonia refrigeration systems are required to have valves tagged and piping labeled according to required codes and standards prior to the introduction of ammonia into the facility. This program is generally focused on ammonia refrigeration systems, and those are typically utilized in food processing, cold storage, and power generation facilities to name a few.
All facilities that contain ammonia refrigeration systems are required to have valves tagged and piping labeled according to required codes and standards prior to the introduction of ammonia into the facility. This program is generally focused on ammonia refrigeration systems, and those are typically utilized in food processing, cold storage, and power generation facilities to name a few.
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Not sure where to start? Our team is standing by to help with your PSM, RMP, hazmat, safety, & ammonia refrigeration service needs.
Call us anytime at (918) 274-8639 or fill out the form to get in touch.
Call us anytime at (918) 274-8639 or fill out the form to get in touch.
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