EVENTS AND EXHIBITIONS
INCORPORATING COLD CHAIN
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1. From left: Grant McGill (A-Gas),
Michael Labacher (A-Gas), and Kobus
Hattingh (Metraclark).
2. From left: John Ackermann (Cold Link
Africa), Ilana Koegelenberg (Cold Link
Africa), Bob Vuletic (Multistage
Cooling), and Barney Richardson
(SARACCA).
3. Karsten Beermann of IKKE in Germany
gives Isolde Döbelin a diploma from his
training academy.
4. Rory Macnamara of Interact Media
Defined gave a brief speech about
working with Isolde Döbelin over the
years.
5. The Klaus Engineering team, from left:
Adri and Rainier Krause, and Pia
Naeve.
6. From left: Dawie Kriel (Energy Partners),
Willy Loffler (ThermoFin), and Evert
Potgieter (PAM Refrigeration).
7. The project done by Christian Richter
for his practical refrigeration diploma.
Those competing in the national
WorldSkills competition held in Durban
earlier this year did a similar project.
8. Tyrone Bunce’s gold medal-winning
project that he completed at the
national WorldSkills competition.
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“Tenacity has been a cornerstone of OTTC.
Nothing ever got in the way of Peter, and
Isolde has continued in the very same way.
Everything that OTTC has achieved and the
many students trained have been done
with very little government aid, but with
strong industry sponsors.”
“At OTTC, there has never been any
compromise on the standard of training,
and the new CO 2 plant is another
step towards excellence in training in
refrigeration and air conditioning. OTTC
is more than a training centre; it is an
institution and a focal point of refrigeration
in South Africa. May Isolde be granted
many more years of good health to
continue with all the good work done at
OTTC,” Ackermann concluded. CLA
9. From left: Dean Reynolds (Ginger
Brown), Martin Steenkamp (Ginger
Brown), and Ricardo Batista
(Cubicool).
10. José Marques (Bitzer) on the left with
Dominick Kempe (Toolsense).
11. Bob Vuletic of Multistage Cooling (left)
with Andre Vermeulen of WorldSkills SA.
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