GCAP is proud to announce their newest website for industrial refrigeration training for operators

CO2 / Carbon Dioxide / R744 / Transcritical / Cascade / Brine / Compression

www.CO2Training.com

Randy Williams and GCAP CoolCast team provides education for ammonia refrigeration / carbon dioxide refrigeration / steam boilers / and PSM/RMP Compliance.  Our spectrum of training is customized toward the quick start with no experience to the seasoned technician.

A Well trained operator should know how to maintain and operator the plants equipment in the most efficient manner while keeping safety in mind.  Demonstrating competence and knowledge as well as best engineering practices.  GCAP supplies training for over 600 different companies throughout the world.  We believe keeping up the industries  technology is the key to our success when when we promote GCAP’s hand on training labs.

Mission Statement: Enhance the technology, efficiency, safety, and educate the industrial technician through commitment.

An anhydrous ammonia tank hose broke and sprayed all over a field in Faribault, MN.  Approximately 1000 Gallon Nurse Tank.

When someone tells you that ammonia vapor is lighter than air and will rise… this is true; however, when the release involves LIQUID AMMONIA or even in an aerosol state this is what Anhydrous Ammonia will act like when released

Anhydrous Ammonia Tank Leak

www.AmmoniaTraining.com

Kansas City 5th Annual Ammonia Safety Day

@Kansas City Community College

Hosted by Garden City Ammonia Program

May 30, 2013

2013 Safety Day Agenda

$35.00 Per Person
$350.00 Per Vendor

Register Today

Never Proceed Through an Ammonia Cloud!

Garden City Ammonia Programs 2013 training dates are available.

GCAP’s 2013 Training Dates

If  GCAP can help you out with any of your training needs please contact us.  We wish you all a prosperous 2013.

Garden City Ammonia Program
620-271-0037
www.AmmoniaTraining.com
ammonia@pld.com

Garden City Ammonia Program

Hands-on-Training Labs

Industrial Ammonia Refrigeration, Boiler, and Carbon Dioxide Training For Operators
PSM/RMP Compliance, Compliance Audits, and CHEMNEP

Our Mission Statement: Enhance the technology, efficiency, safety, and educate the industrial  technician through commitment.

A well trained operator should know how to maintain and operate the plants equipment in the most efficient  manner while keeping safety in mind. Demonstrating competence and knowledge as well as best engineering practices. We supply training for over 572 different companies through GCAP,  2405 East Fulton, Garden City, Kansas U.S. location.  We have been at our new facility for over 9 years with the newest technology in the industry for training. We believe keeping up with our industry’s technology is the key to our success when we promote GCAP’s hands-on training labs.

GCAP’s Guarantee: If you feel that the training you received is not superior to any other refrigeration training programs in the country, then the course is  FREE!. If one of your operators (student) does not feel they are ready to operate your system after completing our first course, they can return again.

President  of  GCAP LLC Randy Williams

Download Dates Here
Garden City Ammonia Program 2012 Training Dates

Acronyms and Important Definitions

GCAP has created an extensive list of used acronyms in ammonia refrigeration and PSM/RMP compliance. This list was created for GCAP’s newly rewritten Process Safety Management book.  There are 17 pages of commonly used terms.  If you have any suggestion to add to the list please email us at ammonia@pld.com

To download the PDF click following link: Ammonia Refrigeration Acronyms and Important Definitions

Brought to you by Garden City Ammonia Program

www.AmmoniaTraining.com

Attention!!!!!!!!

CHEMNEP Nation Wide

Click to read directive: CPL 03-00-014

Effective Date: Nov 29, 2011

PSM Covered Chemical Facilities National Emphasis Program

GCAP has just finished rewriting their PSM (Process Safety Management) and NEP (National Emphasis Program) courses.

PSM – Most PSM courses rely on the IIAR’s excellent “Guide to the Implementation of Process Safety Management for Ammonia Refrigeration” first published in 1994, the subsequent “Process Safety Management Guidelines” in 1998 and its companion “Risk Management Guidelines.” While GCAP believes these books provided an excellent resource for their time, PSM implementation has continued to evolve rapidly in the years since they were published and they no longer reflect the “state of the art”. The new PSM course offered exclusively by GCAP is a re-envisioning of Process Safety Management implementation based on the experiences of the Ammonia refrigeration industry over the past 15+ years, the guidance from the Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS), the NEP guidance from OSHA and the over 8,000 pages of OSHA citations GCAP has amassed from Freedom of Information requests.

NEP – OSHA’s National Emphasis Program for Chemical Facilities evolved in part from the consistent deficiencies found in OSHA’s PSM NEP on refineries. After a 2 year pilot program in 3 regions, OSHA has now rolled out their Chemical NEP inspections nation-wide targeting Ammonia Refrigeration Systems. In anticipation of this massive change in PSM implementation compliance auditing, GCAP designed this course around the lessons learned in the pilot program. Currently, GCAP is the only training organisation in the world offering a 40-hours course specifically on how to implement PSM to the modern requirements under the NEP compliance initiatives.

GCAP will release an audio podcast within the next few days.

For more information on CHEMNEP and PSM/RMP please visit www.AmmoniaTraining.com