Field Safety

High temperatures and heat indexes are a growing concern each year. Your employees may be used to working in warm […]

By: National Account Executive Patrick Cunningham, Federated Mutual Insurance Company  The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Top 10 list […]

We know how important your team’s safety is to you and your business. This week, the Occupational Safety and Health […]

The North American monsoon is a weather pattern characterized by a significant increase in thunderstorms and rainfall across large areas of the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico. Typically occurring between June and mid-September, this seasonal change in atmospheric circulation is driven by the intense summer heat over the continental land mass. Read more on what to expect in this blog.

During the summer months, technicians often find themselves working in sweltering attics, where temperatures can exceed 140°F and even reach 170°F. These extreme conditions can lead to dehydration, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, or even heat stroke, which is considered a medical emergency. Learn more in this blog.

Join Don Gillis of The Chemours Company as he discusses frequent refrigerant regulation changes. Register for a free webinar and read more in this blog.

The current NEC code requires GFCIs to be installed on outdoor HVAC systems, which is causing tripping. Read this blog to see how ACCA is taking action.

The coming years could bear some intense heat, with temperatures reaching 125 degrees. Read about how to prepare in this blog.

ACCA Training helps HVAC contractors increase their revenue, reduce liability, and reduce callbacks. Read about the benefits of ACCA Training in this blog.

Theft of HVAC equipment has become more frequent in recent years. Read this blog to discover some tips on keeping your equipment safe and secure.