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INDUSTRY NEWS IAPMO, ASSE enter standards copyright agreement
ontArIo, CALIF. — the International Association of Plumbing and Mechan- ical officials and the Amer- ican Society of Sanitary engineering are embarking on a new era of cooperation between the two venerable or- ganizations. With the February 2 sign- ing of a copyright agreement, currently approved ASSe Professional Qualification Standards developed via ASSe’s American national Standard Institute accredited development process, as well as those currently in development, will become ASSe/ IAPMo/AnSI Standards. Applicable standards include the following: • ASSe/AnSI Standard Series 5000, 6000, 7000, 8000, 10000 • ASSe Draft Standard Series
9000, 11000, 12000, 13000, 14000, 15000, 16000, 17000 existing documents, such as the Series 5000, Cross-Connection Con-
trol Professional Qualifications Stan- dard, and Series 6000, Professional Qualifications Standard for Medical Gas Systems Per- sonnel, have become the benchmarks for certifica- tion in the plumbing and me-
chanical industry. those standards now under development, such as the Series 16000, Plumbing Inspector Professional Qualifications Standard, will provide the industry with addi-
Mount Vernon, n.Y. — During the AHr expo, held in late January in Las Vegas, Ice Air promoted their eco-friendly lines of water source heat pumps, packaged terminal air conditioners and fan coil units. Ice Air set up shop in the Wynn hotel to launch their new products for 2011. Ice Air also held the Sports Sweep- stakes extravaganza, in which the
tional important tools to raise the bar in training and certification. these standards will continue to be developed — with IAPMo’s partici- pation — under the ASSe/AnSI ac- credited standards development process. IAPMo and the ASSe will jointly market the standards to the north American market, in addition to expanding their promotion else- where in the world. Visit
www.iapmo.org.
Ice Air’s Vegas victories
raffle grand prize winner was able to choose one of five sports getaways, including trips to the MLB All-Star Game, the nCAA Final Four, Indy 500 and the 2012 Super Bowl. the winner was Brent Smith, from tom Barrow Associates in tampa, who will be heading to the Super Bowl in Indianapolis next year. Visit
www.ice-air.com.
•THE WHOLESALER® —APRIL 2011
Webstone offers new ball valve catalog
WorCeSter, MASS. — Webstone’s 2011 Ball Valve Catalog is now avail- able. this easy-to-use catalog high- lights the features and benefits of Webstone’s complete line of ball valves. It show- cases a wide array of labor- saving products for the plumbing and heating trades, including residential and
commercial valves used in plumbing, hydronic, radiant, solar and geother- mal applications. these designs focus on time- and space-saving concepts that simplify future maintenance and upkeep of all piping systems. Some of Webstone’s trademarked and patented items include: the Isolator® Isolator® Pro-Pal®
eXP™, Pro-Connect™ and step saving valves.
Visit
www.webstonevalves.com.
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