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Prepared by the Health and Safety Laboratory for the Health and Safety Executive 2011 Health and Safety ExecutiveA study of current working practices for refrigeration field service engineersRR839 Research ReportAlan McDonald Health and Safety LaboratoryHarpur HillBuxtonDerbyshireSK17 9 JNAs a result of a refrigeration related fatality in Stevenage in 2004 HSL has been requested by Stevenage Borough Council under the Local Authority Funding Scheme, to carry out a study of current working practices for refrigeration service engineers. This text focuses primarily on the equipment, practices and procedures employed in order to carry out leak detection and other repair work on refrigeration systems in the field. This definition is further classified as service engineers working on equipment with a refrigerant load of less than 3kg in service on commercial or public premises which may be subject to inspection by local authority inspectors.
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