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Hello all, Question for the forum is i live in sw Fl. and need to get certified to install cng conversions. Anyone have any suggestions
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Re: ase certification
Hello Enrgyconv,
Other than the ASE-F1 exam, there is no 'certification' for converters. And that's not really a certification as much as a testiment to basic knowledge in a given subject area. (I know, I helped write it.)
Some individual manufacturers offer training and certification on their systems but that's a hard way to learn. (Who wants to to to Milton, WI in the dead of winter?)
There is one ANSI approved program for certification for CNG Cylinder Inspectors
(see: http://www.csa-america.org/advisory_...certification/)
If you're going to take the ASE exam, there is a study guide offered by Motore Age
(see: http://passthease.search-autoparts.c...aspx?p=2&iid=9) but it's a little dated (I know, I wrote it).
You'd do as well to get the latest copy of NFPA-52 and study it closely.
(http://www.nfpa.org/catalog/product....ookie%5Ftest=1)
Traviss Tech. College in FL used to have an alt. fuel program, you might check with Charlie Sanders 941-499-2700, ext. 227 or email: [email protected] but I'm not sure if he's still there,
Hope this helps and keep me posted.
Best regards,
afvman/Bill
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