Association of Manufacturers of Domestic Appliances
Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Contractors
The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers
Cambridge Refrigeration Technology
The Federation of Environmental Trade Associations
The British Frozen Food Association
The Cold Storage And Distribution Federation
The Heating and Ventilation Contractors' Association
The Institute of Refrigeration

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The Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Industry Board provides a central forum for all sectors and interests which fall within or are served by the air conditioning and refrigeration industry.

Its member organisations represent manufacturers, distributors, contractors, consulting engineers, specifiers, end users, training providers, researchers and others with a direct interest in the environmentally friendly and cost effective provision and use of refrigeration, air conditioning and mechanical ventilation equipment.

Questions about applying for or renewing your ACRIB Card? Follow the JOIN THE REGISTER link to the left to find out more about the register of qualified refrigerant handling operatives managed by ACRIB

Interested in a Career in refrigeration or training opportunities?  Follow the TRAINING link for lists of local colleges and training centres.

SkillFRIDGE 2010 - 2/2/2010

SummitSkills has launched its Skill M&E 2010 competitions which search for the building services engineering sector's finest mechanical and electrical apprentices. Details of all the 2010... read more

DEFRA consulting on penalties related to revisions to ODS Regulations - 11/1/2010

DEFRA have issued a consultation on proposals for GB offences and penalties legislation in relation to EC Regulation 1005/2010 - the rvision of the EU Regulation on Substances that Deplete the... read more

ACRIB issues statement on future HFC policies - 10/11/2009

UK Government support for a proposal that would allow Montreal Protocol parties to negotiate proposals for a phase down of HFC use after the Copenhagen Climate discussions in December this year, must... read more