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The IOR's recent webinar on refrigerant recovery, recycling and reuse proved to be very popular with the industry's professionals as it attracted 150 registrations. With HFC refrigerant supply becoming more limited as a result of the phase down, refrigerant recovery, recycling and reuse is becoming one of the sector's hottest topic. The webinar answered some of the key issues surrounding current legal requirements and gave examples of good practice. The session also included hints and tips for contractors on paperwork trails and processes. To listen to the webinar, visit https://ior.org.uk/refrigerant-reclaim-webinar
The webinar is only one example of the type of information released by the IOR’s Service Engineers Section.For only £42 per year, a Service Engineer Section membership provides free access to quarterly Good Practice Guides, Bulletins and past service engineer publications and live webinars with Q&A. Members also get notified first about upcoming events ensuring they never miss out on topical talks and webinars. To find out more, visit https://ior.org.uk/membership
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