Hydrocarbon Training in South Trinidad

The National Ozone Unit conducted a hydrocarbon training in south Trinidad on Saturday May 23 2015. The session was facilitated by Mr. Anthony Banfield and focused on proper refrigeration practices including safe handling of refrigerant and equipment. The practical session exposed participants to new technology in the air conditioning and refrigeration sector using hydrocarbon refrigerant.

Customs Officers Training at the Customs Training School

The ports of Trinidad and Tobago are being closely monitored for the import of ozone depleting substances and equipment containing these substances. The National Ozone Unit has commenced its partnership with the Customs Training School in Port of Spain to impart knowledge examples and up to date information on these substances. Ms. Neera Singh , National Ozone Assistant is pictured below explain the obligations of this country under the Montreal Protocol and what is expected from our border control officers.

 

Customs Brokers Training at Huggins Shipping

As part of the effort to strengthen the regulatory monitoring of the import of ozone depleting substances, the National Ozone Unit  (NOU) is continuing its sensitization of customs brokers. On May 19 2015 the NOU visited Huggins Shipping in Port of Spain to continue its company specific training sessions. The session was well received by the officers and the offer has been extended to other sections of the company. Any other companies interested in these sessions can contact the National Ozone Unit.