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The Garden City Ammonia Program (GCAP) provides education for the industrial ammonia refrigeration operator for efficiency, safety and compliance. GCAP has several training opportunities available throughout March and April.
Learn about the recommended practices to manage the mechanical integrity of industrial ammonia refrigeration systems. This course, held November 6-8 at Pyle Center in Madison, Wis., will emphasize refrigerant piping and pressure vessels, but mechanical integrity practices for other components will also be presented.
The 11th annual Region 7 Ammonia Safety Day, held June 13 in Kansas City, is expected to attract more than 400 attendees and 50 exhibitors, making it the largest to date.
Josh Evans was promoted to engineering manager for Continental Fan, Dayton, Ohio. According to Jud Alexander, executive vice president at Continental Fan, prior to his promotion, Evans has developed product designs and new analytical tools for the company. Evans also is credited with improvements to the engineering and quality processes.
On Tuesday, a transport truck carrying anhydrous ammonia from Jones Trucking Service in Stewardson, Ill., was responsible for releasing 19 tons of anhydrous ammonia, says Shelby County (IL) Emergency Management Agency.
Inspectors found that Pilgrim's Pride failed to use proper safety procedures and allowed a release of 79 pounds of anhydrous ammonia that endangered workers.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency seeks to revise its accidental release prevention requirements of Risk Management Programs (RMP) under the Clean Air Act, Section 112(r)(7).
Lanier Technical College and Sampson Community College have joined forces to bring Lanier Tech’s ammonia refrigeration training to Sampson’s campus in Clinton, N.C.
