ShareAREA new guide on training and certification on low GWP refrigerants.
AREA, Air conditioning and Refrigeration European Association, has published its Guidance on minimum requirements for contractors' training & certification on low GWP refrigerants.
AREA, Air conditioning and Refrigeration European Association, has updated its Guidance on minimum requirements for contractors’ training & certification on low GWP Refrigerants. The revision includes lists of training facilities in Europe. The list provides website addresses and information on the type of training (theoretical and/or practical) by type of low-GWP refrigerant.
AREA first issued the guidance in June 2011 with two objectives: to set the general AREA position on use of low GWP refrigerants and to set the basic competence requirements for RACHP contractors dealing with low GWP refrigerants.
As a reminder, the new EU F-Gas Regulation requires that Member States ensure the availability of training for persons who wish to update their knowledge, notably on technologies to replace or reduce the use of fluorinated greenhouse gases.
AREA first issued the guidance in June 2011 with two objectives: to set the general AREA position on use of low GWP refrigerants and to set the basic competence requirements for RACHP contractors dealing with low GWP refrigerants.
As a reminder, the new EU F-Gas Regulation requires that Member States ensure the availability of training for persons who wish to update their knowledge, notably on technologies to replace or reduce the use of fluorinated greenhouse gases.