This program is specifically structured for individuals who are responsible for the maintenance of the medical gas and vacuum pipeline systems in health care facilities. Primarily designed to assist maintenance personnel who keep the vital life support systems of the facility in operation, this course will assist them in understanding the maintenance requirements of specific machinery and equipment.
The class is a 24-hour protocol following the American Society of Sanitary Engineering (ASSE) 6040 requirements. It will consist of a review of standards covering medical gas and vacuum system installations in health care facilities, including photos of both proper and improper installations. Attendees who successfully complete the written examination will be issued credentials to prove to accreditation agencies that advanced training has been received.
Candidates for this program will need to be employed or contracted by a health care facility or actively engaged in working with medical gas and vacuum systems, and they shall have at least one-year minimum experience in the maintenance of these systems.
We are pleased to offer this important certification to help you keep your team on the cutting edge. Complete the registration form for each person attending and return to us quickly to secure your spots in this class.
