Podcast: Attention to Detail — How to Train for A2L Servicing
As the HFC phasedown continues HVACR technicians are increasingly encountering A2L refrigerants in the field. It's important to gain a better understanding of A2Ls to maximize safety and assist your customers on installation and service calls.
Thankfully, from a service perspective, the transition from existing refrigerants to A2Ls will not require a major shift in service practices, however, it will require more rigorous attention to servicing fundamentals. Existing recommended best practices for A1 refrigerants will continue to apply—with the addition of a few special considerations, new equipment, and A2L-rated tools. What was ‘best practice’ will now be required.
During this podcast, Chemours Senior Training consultant Don Gillis will provide a detailed overview of important considerations such as understanding manufacturers’ mitigation strategies, flammability criteria, and work-zone area requirements.
Presenters
Don Gillis - Senior Technical Trainer
Don Gillis is Senior Technical Trainer for Chemours educational services. Don holds a Journeyman license for HVACR and has over 31 years’ experience in the industry, 24 of those years in a service truck. Prior to coming to Chemours Don was the Senior Technical Trainer for Copeland compressors where he helped train thousands of contractors all over North America. You cannot find anyone more passionate about training in the HVACR trades than Don. Don also sits on several committees, including SkillsUSA Nationals, PHCC HVACR National’s, and has been a guest speaker at countless national events.
About The Chemours Company
Chemours is a different kind of chemistry company, driven by our purpose to create a better world through the power of courageous chemistry. With a world-class portfolio, we provide solutions for industries ranging from automotive, paints, and laminates to advanced electronics, construction, energy, and telecommunications, helping to make a world that is more colorful, capable, and cleaner
