About this presentation

related to ATMOsphere America 2014
published on 18 June 2014
5 pages
987 KB

Jim Armer highlights the key roles both preparedness and stakeholder engagement play in managing the risks and associated costs linked to the installation and maintenance of new systems. The sharing of information and good planning are vital in installing and maintaining successful natural refrigerant systems.

About the speaker(s)

Jim Armer

 

Jim Armer is a Licensed Professional Engineer and a Certified Energy Manager with a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Montana State University. Jim joined CTA, Inc. in 2005 and is the Assistant Director of Energy Services and a Refrigeration Group Manager in Boise, ID. Over the last several years he has designed and evaluated the performance of refrigeration systems for new and remodel supermarket projects. Jim’s current focus is on the development, advancement, and integration of refrigeration technology to capture energy efficiency and sustainable system design. He has developed expertise in designing systems with alternative and natural refrigerants and leads multiple industry-shaping research, development, and deployment driven projects.