Renew your RLNZ License

During Covid, RLNZ refreshed their courses in order to be fit for purpose with current technology in A1 and A2/A2L refrigerants and be ready for the release of A3 refrigerants into New Zealand.

People filling containers with gases under pressure, including cylinders, aerosols, and non-refillable containers must be trained and hold an Approved Filler compliance certificate. An Approved Filler compliance certificate must be issued by a compliance certifier.

Renew your RLNZ license by learning current information for A1 and A2/A2L refrigerants and passing a practical assessment using current materials and fit for purpose technology.

Please register here:

A1 Approved Filler for non-flammable refrigerants, with A1 practical assessment

or

A2/A2L Approved Filler for flammable refrigerants, with A2 practical assessment

Approved filler compliance certificates need to be renewed at least every five (5) years.

• Continuing and ongoing improvements in technology and courses

• Consultation with WorkSafe and requirements for Approved Filler

• A1 Approved Filler for non-flammable refrigerants

• A2/A2L Approved Filler for flammable refrigerants

• Practical assessment of your skills

If you are a company administrator registering for multiple people, please note the following:

You will need a separate email address for each person you are registering. You will also need their date of birth and their driver’s license number.

On the first page of the registration form, please enter the information for your first registrant/attendee. At the bottom of the form, you will see there are two options. You can add another attendee, or you can add another course. You can do both options multiple times before you move on to the checkout form.

Once you click on the Proceed to Checkout Button you will be taken to the Payer form. Here you can add your details as Company Contact. Please note that the email address that is entered here is where the tax invoice will be sent.

References

Environmental Protection Authority. Guide to Gas Cylinders The Institute of Refrigeration Heating & Air Conditioning Engineers of New Zealand, Inc. Australia and New Zealand Refrigerant Handling Code of Practice 2007 – Parts 1 and 2. Available from www.irhace.org.nz;

The Institute of Refrigeration Heating & Air Conditioning Engineers of New Zealand, Inc. and Climate Control Companies Association New Zealand. Code of Practice for the reduction of emissions of fluorocarbon refrigerants in refrigeration and air conditioning application 2001. Available from www.irhace.org.nz;

Material safety data sheets (for refrigerants). Available from refrigerant suppliers and must be available on the work site.

Worksafe Approved Fillers https://www.worksafe.govt.nz/topic-and-industry/hazardous-substances/certification-authorisation-approvals-and-licensing/certification-of-people/approved-fillers/