Shop assessments
Review refrigerant-handling practices, identify gaps, and organize practical next steps for your team.
KNOW WHERE YOU STANDOREGON AUTOMOTIVE SHOPS
Better practices.
Cleaner air.
A clearer path.
Practical support for automotive refrigerant compliance—so you can focus on the work in your shop.
Shop assessments · Training support · Recovery practices
AEROCOMPLY / FIELD NOTES01 — RECOVERY
Responsible recovery.
From the shop floor forward.+
From the shop floor forward.+
REFRIGERANT HANDLING, WITH A PLAN.
Built around working technicians and the realities of an independent shop.
01 / HOW WE HELP
Make the next step
more manageable.
Whether you’re reviewing current practices or preparing for A/C service, start with a clear picture of what your shop needs.
Compliance preparation
Support with inspection preparation, recordkeeping, and organizing the documents behind your shop’s practices.
GET ORGANIZEDTraining & certification support
Help navigating Section 609 certification resources and planning refrigerant-handling training for technicians.
SUPPORT YOUR TEAMEquipment & recovery planning
Identify testing and recovery equipment needs, explore assistance options, and plan for contaminated refrigerant handling.
BUILD BETTER PRACTICES02 / OUR APPROACH
Start with your shop.
Build from there.
AEROCOMPLY LLC is developing practical, mobile support for Oregon automotive businesses. We begin with the challenges you’re actually facing.
Tell us what you need ↗- 01
Have a conversation
Tell us about your services, equipment, team, and the questions that keep coming up.
- 02
Identify the priorities
Discuss a shop assessment and focus on the gaps that need attention first.
- 03
Plan practical improvements
Map out documentation, training resources, and equipment needs with clear next steps.
PILOT IN DEVELOPMENT
Help shape a more
practical recovery program.
We’re developing an automotive refrigerant recovery and training pilot, with an initial focus on Oregon shops. The goal is to understand barriers and help shops improve their practices.
Shop owners, educators, and equipment partners are invited to connect. Participation, timing, and equipment support will be discussed as the program develops.
Ask about the pilot ↗03 / A FEW COMMON QUESTIONS
A little clarity
before we talk.
Is AEROCOMPLY a regulatory agency?+
No. AEROCOMPLY LLC is an independent business providing compliance support. We do not conduct government inspections or guarantee regulatory approval.
Can you help with Section 609 certification?+
We can help you navigate certification resources and training options. Testing and credentials are handled through the applicable certification provider; contact us to discuss the options available for your team.
Do you come to the shop?+
Our service model is mobile, with work planned at participating businesses. Contact us to discuss your Oregon location, needs, and service availability.
How do I get involved in the pilot?+
Send a brief introduction, your shop’s location, and the type of support you’re interested in. We’ll discuss potential fit and the program’s development status.
LET’S TAKE THE FIRST STEP
What does your
shop need?
Tell Mary a little about your business.
We’ll start with a conversation.
Mary Johnson · AEROCOMPLY LLC
Mobile support for Oregon automotive businesses