https://maritime-executive.com/blog/the-risk-of-refrigerant-non-compliance
https://maritime-executive.com/blog/the-risk-of-refrigerant-non-compliance
Customers frequently express their struggle to recruit personnel with suitable competence within the area of HVAC/R. The need for training courses is needed/required due to either, regulation and/or good practice to reduce costly breakdowns and repairs. These three issues combined, enable compliance with regulatory requirements, improve efficiency, reduce operating cost and achieve trouble free operation.
Many companies are offering training to the marine industry in various forms and the quality is somewhat a challenge to determine. Training is commonly divided in three categories: regulatory requirements, knowledge awareness and competence development.
To ensure quality training is achieved, it is best to utilize a provider accredited by a leading classification society and member of IACS (International Association of Classification Societies).
BSR Solutions has achieved “Certificate of Compliance of Quality Management Systems of Maritime Training Institutes” awarded by Bureau Veritas. The following courses are included:
Photo: Daniel Giani (center) -Bureau Veritas, Marine & Offshore Regional Chief Executive, Wade Stoner (right) – Bureau Veritas, Operational Manger Marine Surveyor/Auditor and Bjarne Snopestad (left) -BSR Solutions, Founder
The two year agreement is part of BSR Solutions Asset Management program. This will enable an early insight into equipment’s conditional change and status, which combined, give an early warning and time frame in order to take needed actions to prevent further wear, leaks and ultimately equipment failure. The agreement is part of upholding sustainable operation with focus on reducing refrigerant and oil consumption.
Full article can be located: http://maritime-executive.com/pressrelease/bsr-solutions-wins-refrigerant-analysis-contract-with-ncl
7 courses, each 5 days delivered in Manila, Gothenburg and Rotterdam to cruise clients in the areas of:
– EPA training & certification to regulation Clean Air Act (CAA) Title VI, Section 608, Refrigerant Transition & Recovery Program
– Basic marine refrigeration
– Preventive maintenance & good service practice
– Best practice for: refrigerant recovery & charging, recovery cyl. usage, vacuum, leak search routines etc
Presenting Asset Management for HVAC/R at their Senior Management Conference