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Cool intelligence for flammable refrigerants – celebrating WRD

Australian HVAC&R industry bodies are hosting a free webinar on June 26 for World Refrigeration Day, focused on flammable refrigerants.

What do HVAC techs need to know about flammable refrigerants in 2025?

HVAC technicians handling flammable refrigerants need up-to-date knowledge for safe and compliant work. Free training like this directly supports on-the-job safety.

Key takeaways

  • A free webinar on flammable refrigerants is being held on June 26 for World Refrigeration Day.
  • Australian HVAC&R industry bodies are organising the event.
  • The webinar targets tradespeople who work with or handle flammable refrigerants.
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