ARC activates fully online licence applications

The Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC) has now activated a wholly on the web licence application system.

ARC main government officer Glenn Evans states the technique has been constructed around enhancing advantage for applicants, enabling them to add skills and pictures and then finalise payment by credit score card online.

“The method puts management of an application or renewal in the hands of the applicant, and it has been built for optimum convenience,” he says.

“For instance, candidates can preserve their applications at any phase through the approach and occur back again later on if they want to spherical up information and facts or files to total it.

“This may well incorporate scanning their qualifications or photos for a Refrigerant Managing Licence (RHL) software, or confirming team or machines specifics for a Refrigerant Investing Authorisation (RTA) renewal.

“Whatever the kind of application, no longer is it necessary to get certified copies of files or images, so there’s no much more jogging around for that type of factor.

“And when all the information and facts has been suitably submitted, they can count on us to process the application within just a handful of times.”

Evans suggests the underlying licensing necessities remain the exact same, making sure individuals have the qualifications, devices and workers needed to get the job done on air conditioning and refrigeration machines using approved refrigerants.

Payments keep on to be by credit card online, but there is also a non-digital possibility to spend by cheque or revenue buy and make a hardcopy software by mail or in person.

On the internet purposes can be created at the www.arctick.org website, which features total details of licence varieties and specifications.