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  • October 19, 2018

    Operator III October 2018

    We love a full classroom! This large class is hard at work in our Operator III course.

    Operator III is designed for students to understand, analyze and troubleshoot the complete operation of an industrial refrigeration system.

    The 4 ½ day course covers topics that may be present on RETA’s CIRO exam.

    At the end of the course, students will receive a certificate upon passing the exam. They also have the option to sit for the RETA CIRO examination.

  • October 11, 2018

    Operator II Oct. 11, 2018

    Check out these photos of our Operator II students hard at work!

    Operator II is a 4 ½ day course of industrial refrigeration training. This builds on the material from the Ammonia Refrigeration and Industrial Refrigeration Operator 1 classes.

    This course has a ton of lab time and hands-on learning! In fact, more than any other course. Students are graded based on their performance in the lab and tests that are lab focused. After passing, they’re awarded a certificate.

    To learn more, visit ammoniatraining.org.

  • October 2, 2018

    Operator I - October 2018

    Students are out in the lab and busy learning for the Operator I course!

    This is a second level training class. It covers material from RETA’s Industrial Refrigeration 1 and 4 books.

  • September 29, 2018

    Ammonia Refrigeration and HAZWOPER Combo course - Sept. 2018

    Students took part in our Ammonia Refrigeration and HAZWOPER Combo course this week! This course should be considered a minimum requirement for entry level industrial refrigeration operators, decision makers involved or personnel involved in PSM/RMP and those who respond to ammonia releases.

    Pictured is HAZWOPER 8. This refresher course is for those who have completed the 24 hour Hazardous Materials Technician Training and would like classroom instruction and hands-on drills.

    On Friday, they simulated an ammonia leak and suited up to respond to and fix the hazard. Check out the photos of students solving the situation!