Let us help you make sense of PSM / RMP! 

My friend Brian Chapin will be offering an open-enrollment PSM/RMP class in Burleson, Texas, July 8th to 11th, 2025. Brian is an absolute pro in NH3 Refrigeration Process Safety. Anyone who attends will also get a FREE membership to SAFTENG. You can get more information on the class with this link. 

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