Recovery & RecyclingQuestion 239 of 240
A technician should retain proof of certification and, where applicable, recovery and servicing records because:
a.It replaces the need for certified equipment
b.EPA inspectors may request them to verify compliance
c.It sets the refrigerant price
d.It is optional paperwork
Explanation
Keeping proof of technician certification, equipment certification, and servicing or refrigerant-addition records lets you demonstrate compliance if an EPA inspector asks. Recordkeeping does not set prices or replace the requirement for certified equipment. Complete, honest records are a technician's best protection during an inspection.
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