2018 Stanislaus County Ammonia Refrigeration Training

 

The Stanislaus County Department of Environmental Resources and Risk Management Professionals co-hosted a complimentary, one-day workshop at in Modesto, California on Wednesday, September 26, 2018. The workshop’s intent was to “provide insight and tips for addressing essential technical and regulatory challenges associated with current and evolving program requirements.”

Peter Thomas, Resource Compliance President and P.E., was invited to speak on mechanical integrity for ammonia refrigeration systems. The session covered written procedures, inspection and testing, equipment deficiencies, and quality assurance. A variety of photos and videos were used to provide real-life examples from the field. Click here for a digital copy of the training.

The following topics were covered during the training:

• PSM/RMP/CalARP Current Regulatory Framework & Upcoming Changes
• Breaking Bad Habits and Avoiding Common Oversights
• Regulatory Overview & Rethinking Audit Preparedness
• Maintaining Mechanical Integrity Programs
• Fight or Flight: A Comparison of Emergency Action and Response Planning
• Live Demonstration
• Effective Strategies for RAGAGEP Application: How to Meet RAGAGEP Compliance for PSM & RMP
• USEPA Chemical Accident Prevention: Risk Management, Process Safety, and Emergency Response