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| Automotive Code Of Practice
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The revised Australian automotive code of practice for the control of refrigerant gases during manufacture, installation, servicing or de-commissioning of motor vehicle air conditioners 2008 is now available.
Automotive code of practice 2008
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| Have your say on component failure in split-systems and mobile air conditioners
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For the next month businesses who service split-systems and automotive air conditioners are encouraged to have their say on component failure in these systems. If this is your line of business, we encourage you to take the time to complete the survey enclosed with this copy of CoolChange.
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| Experienced Persons Licence Transition Program (EPLTP)
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Under the Experienced Persons Licence Transition Program, five registered training organisations have been given financial assistance to provide competency-based assessments for Experienced Persons Licence holders, particularly in rural and remote areas.
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| Have your say – 2008 consultation with the government
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In March, April and May, the Department will be holding meetings around Australia to get your views on the operation of the Regulations. This consultation is important to ensure that the Regulations remain relevant and effective.
Full Itinerary
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| Draft competencies for restricted refrigerant handling licence for refrigerant decanters
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The Department of the Environment and Water Resources is working together with various sectors of the industry to develop new competency-based restricted licences for handling refrigerant. These new licences will eventually replace the various existing transitional licences. The first restricted licence to be developed is for refrigerant decanters.
Draft Refrigerant Wholesaler Competency Standards
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| National refrigeration and air conditioning licensing laws and the maritime sector
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A new national refrigeration and air conditioning licensing system came into force on 1 July 2005. It affects any person who buys, sells, stores or handles ozone depleting or synthetic greenhouse gas refrigerant – including those in the maritime sector..
Maritime Laws
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