Jan. 1, 2018, Marks Compliance Date for New Refrigerant Regulations
New year, new EPA refrigerant regulations go into effect.
2018 brings new refrigerant management compliance requirements: EPA Section 608 2018. Ready for the changes?
Well, ready or not, EPA 608 2018 is here.
January 1, 2018, marks the compliance date for the new refrigerant regulations.
Now, you and your team must pay heed and adjust your work activity around these new refrigerant handling requirements. These are important to know to stay in compliance, for environmental sustainability, decreasing your environmental footprint, and meeting corporate sustainability goals.
EPA 608 2018 Requirements
The new refrigerant management requirements for the update to EPA section 608 include,
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(Hurry before it’s too late or worse your workforce behaves in non-compliant ways!)
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If you enjoyed this article, you might want to check out other Trakref articles on this topic and more:
What 2018 Has in Store for Your Building and HVAC Equipment
Trakref Year in Review: Top HVAC and Refrigerant Management Updates of 2017
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