Recent Blog Posts

Joint-Venture (KRH Engineering)

July 17th, 2018

  We are excited to announce that on July 11, 2018 Resource Compliance entered into a joint-venture agreement with KRH Engineering, which will provide a transition strategy for the clients of KRH Engineering as Kevin Hansen, P.E. (Principal, KRH Engineering) prepares for retirement. You can read the entire announcement from KRH Engineering here. We are eager to work with […]

Ammonia Refrigeration and the 2018 International Fire Code

June 26th, 2018

The International Code Council (ICC) recently released their publication of the 2018 International Fire Code (IFC) and it contains three noteworthy changes/clarifications that will impact ammonia refrigeration systems built under the jurisdiction of this code. There has been some shifting around from the 2015 IFC, so we hope to familiarize you with the following changes: […]

Ammonia Refrigeration and the 2018 International Building Code

June 12th, 2018

The International Code Council (ICC) recently released their publication of the 2018 International Building Code (IBC) and while this code has less provisions than the Fire or Mechanical Codes that directly impact ammonia refrigeration systems, there are several noteworthy excerpts. If you own or operate an ammonia refrigeration system, we recommend taking note of the […]

PSMWriter Update

June 7th, 2018

Our RMP/PSM/CalARP software (PSMWriter) has taken on a more user-friendly design. Watch this video for an explanation of the updates: PSMWriter contains a suite of web-based compliance apps that work together to help you stay in compliance. Clients who have questions about the updates can call their Account Managers or our office: (559) 591-8898.

Ammonia Week in Review | May 25, 2018

May 25th, 2018

Ammonia leaks, revised amendments to the EPA’s RMP rule, and more in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Ammonia Leak Forces Evacuation of Vancouver’s West End Community Centre – “One of our compressors in the ammonia plant did have a small leak in the seal of the drive shaft,” said Chin. The ammonia was quickly isolated […]