Did you know that the Compressed Gas Association (CGA) has six Canadian committees? While these committees may be smaller in membership than CGA base committees, they provide valuable resources and knowledge to CGA and its standards development. Highlighted below are the committees and their respective missions.
In 2020, the Compressed Gas Association (CGA) initiated a new Young & Emerging Professionals Committee (YEP) to provide opportunities for CGA member employees aged 45 years and under to expand their industry knowledge, build relationships, and develop their professional skills. In addition, individuals who are new to the industry find this committee a way to transition into the work of the technical committees. The YEP Committee is one of several initiatives CGA is taking to solidify the continued availability of experts needed to support our safety mission.
CGA is pleased to welcome Chenai Maguwah to our team as the new Standards and Committees Administrator. Chenai brings a wealth of experience and a passion for standards development, making her a valuable addition to our organization.
There are over 27 committees dedicated to supporting the CGA mission of providing technical and safety information through standard development. Who are these committees, what are their individual missions, and what do they bring to CGA members and the compressed gas industry?
The Food Gases Committee promotes safe practices and encourage compliance with regulatory and industry principles related to food and beverage gases. Learn more in this month’s committee spotlight.
There are over 25 committees dedicated to supporting the CGA mission of providing technical and safety information through standard development. But who are these committees, what are their individual missions, and what do they bring to CGA members and the compressed gas industry? This month we highlight the Carbon Dioxide Committee.
CGA’s HYCO Committee Develops positions and publications to address the safe operation of plants producing hydrogen, carbon monoxide and synthesis gas (commonly known as HyCO Plants) and related materials affecting the compressed gas industry.
CGA’s Security Committee is one of the 25 committees dedicated to supporting the CGA mission of providing technical and safety information through standard development. The Security Committee’s mission is to help protect people, property, environment, information, and reputation by enhancing security in the compressed gas industry.
Committee spotlight on the Environmental Committee, which focuses on environmental matters of direct concern to the compressed gas industry that are of a technical, regulatory, and standardization nature.
CGA’s Hydrogen Technology Committee does important work to advance CGA’s safety-focused mission.
