Dealers,
be they spare parts or
refrigerants
dealers, are the prime
point of contact for
all Refrigeration Servicing
Enterprises (RSEs),
to whom they sell their
products. They are
important link in the
network and their support
is required to recruit
and identify the firms
eligible to send technicians
for training. Dealers
can become an important
'agent for change'
by creating awareness
among the technicians
with regard to the
importance of training
and ensuring that they
participate in the
training programmes.
They must support the
State
Organiser/Recruiter in his/her efforts. By supporting
NCCoPP and advertising
the training programmes
dealers can actually
increase their own
business. Most importantly,
they contribute to
the protection of the
ozone layer.
What
you can do ?
a)
Access more information
on ODS, Montreal
Protocol, Alternative
Refrigerants.
b) Encourage
technicians to register
for training
c) Share information
regarding phase-out
with other stakeholders
d) Participate in
Dealers’ meets
e) Make customers
aware of ODS
and related
issues.
f) Promote ozone
friendly, CFC-free
refrigeration
technology
Dealers'
Workshop
These workshops offer a
common platform for different
project partners to exchange
ideas and discuss about
the impact of CFC on the
environment, the characteristics
of the alternative refrigerants,
the present status of CFC
phase-out in India and
NCCoPP’s activities
Dealers across state
must take the initiative
to encourage technicians
to join training and
support the State Organiser/Recruiter
in his/her efforts.
For details about dealers'
workshops to be held during
2005-6, click
here.
By supporting NCCoPP
and advertising the
training programmes you
can increase
the knowledge of your
clients, increase your
own business and contribute
to the protection of
the ozone layer.
For details
about Training Programme
Schedules for
technicians, click
here.
For more information
about registering
for the dealers’ meets
please click
here.
The programmes
are
held at very little
cost to
the technicians who
contribute 200 rupees
when they
sign up for training.
