RSES, a leading education, training and certification association for heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration professionals, is offering its brand new 165-page book titled “Safety for the HVACR Service Technician” to address the increasingly important need to keep heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and refrigeration technicians safe in the field.

The new safety manual addresses common safety issues HVACR technicians encounter in the field, such as electrical safety, tools and instruments, refrigerant handling, ladders, lifting and more, reveals the organization’s press release. Safety for the HVACR Service Technician provides HVACR contractors, technicians, instructors and students with a single source for the many safety materials RSES has developed specifically for the HVACR service technician.  The safety manual was created by RSES’ highly respected Education and Examining Board during the past several months, and is packed with safety facts, guidelines and recommendations.

“Safety has always been an integral part of RSES training, however, it has typically been offered in small specific segments relating directly to the course or topic being taught.  Now, with the release of this new publication safety issues pertaining to various aspects of the industry are covered in one manual,” says RSES Educational and Examining Board Chairman, Roger M. Hensley, CMS.