Revolutionizing Training in the Ammonia Refrigeration Industry

In the ever-evolving ammonia refrigeration industry, the demand for comprehensive and specialized training has never been more critical. The complexity of the systems, coupled with stringent safety and environmental regulations, necessitates a workforce that is not only skilled but also constantly updated with the latest practices and compliance standards. However, one size does not fit all when it comes to training programs in this niche field.

The Need For Flexibility

Traditional training methods, while effective, often fall short in meeting the dynamic needs of organizations and individuals in the ammonia refrigeration sector. The industry's round-the-clock operations mean that taking time off for training can significantly disrupt productivity. Moreover, the geographical spread of facilities and the varying levels of expertise among personnel call for more adaptable training solutions.

Bridging the Gap with Customized Training Options

Recognizing these challenges, innovative training providers are now offering flexible trainingoptions tailored to the ammonia refrigeration industry. These include:

  • On-Site Training: Customized to the specific needs of a facility, on-site training offers the advantage of hands-on learning in a familiar environment, making it easier to relate the coursework to real-world applications.
  • Remote Training: For organizations and professionals in remote locations or those preferring the convenience of learning from their office or home, remote training sessions have emerged as a practical solution.
  • Virtual Classes: Leveraging technology, virtual classes provide an interactive learning experience, connecting participants with expert instructors and peers worldwide without the need for travel.

The Benefits are Clear

These flexible training options offer several benefits, including minimizing downtime, reducing travel costs, and allowing for a more personalized learning experience. They enable organizations to ensure their teams are trained and up-to-date with the latest industry standards and best practices, ultimately enhancing operational efficiency, safety, and compliance.

Looking Ahead

As the ammonia refrigeration industry continues to grow and evolve, so too will the need for innovative training solutions. By embracing flexible training options, organizations can ensure they remain at the forefront of industry developments, equipped with a knowledgeable and skilled workforce ready to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.

The shift towards customizable and flexible training options marks a significant step forward in addressing the unique needs of the ammonia refrigeration industry. It's not just about staying compliant; it's about advancing the industry as a whole, ensuring safety, and maximizing efficiency.

By: Jet Stiffler, President- NH3 Training Center of Texas, LLC

Jet Stiffler

President & CEO of JS Compliance LLC and NH3 Training Center of Texas LLC.


Jet has been involved with Process Safety Management since 1995. She started the company after the PSM Standard became law in 1992. Early on, she led a team that developed Mechanical Integrity Programs at several Houston Refineries and Chemical Plants. Her team worked closely with the OSHA South Houston office personnel to ensure they were meeting the requirements of the OSHA 1910.119 standard.


She became actively involved in the Ammonia Refrigeration Industry in 1999 to help facilities implement the EPA’s Risk Management Plan. Since that time, she has dedicated her career to providing competitive and dependable RMP and PSM compliance services to the refrigeration industry.


Jet has owned two PSM companies, the most recent being JS Compliance, which she established in 2015 and continues to be very innovative and creative in developing robust PSM and RMP compliance programs.

Introductory & Advance Training Courses for the Ammonia Refrigeration Industry to meet regulatory compliance guidelines.

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