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When a new federal refrigerant rule arrives, it does not land on the CEO or compliance office first. It lands on the facility team, because the facility team is the only group that can answer the first question everyone else will ask: What do we actually own? On most campuses, no one has a complete, up-to-date list of every refrigerant system and its charge. Under the AIM Act, that list is no longer a nice-to-have. It is the foundation of every compliance obligation, every budget number, and every strategic decision that follows. This is the second article in our AIM Act series, which covers how to build that one deliverable.

If your business depends on coolers, freezers, or refrigerated processing, an often-ignored or unheard-of federal law is now setting deadlines on equipment you already own.

For high-risk endeavors, such as Ammonia Process Safety Management (PSM) program development and execution, understanding performance gaps and having the right teams in place are crucial.

The cost of a major ammonia release is so great, it makes the business case for investing in an advanced prevention program.