Join the Compressed Gas Association for an in-depth overview of the 2025 edition of CGA M-2, Standard for the Manufacture of Designated Medical Gases—the industry’s essential guide for maintaining compliance with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP) requirements. This timely webinar will walk through key updates to CGA M-2 and explain how they align with the FDA’s new regulations under 21 CFR Part 213, which take effect December 18, 2025. Attendees will gain practical insight into how these changes impact medical gas manufacturers and what steps companies should take now to ensure full compliance.

• In-person

Join us in North Carolina for the second-annual CGA Technical Summit, TECH25. This multi-day conference includes tracks covering welding & fuel gases, cylinders & valves, and atmospheric gases. Register Today!

Save the Date! The Compressed Gas Association (CGA) Canada Annual Meeting is scheduled for September 9-10, 2025, at the Queen's Landing Hotel in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. This premier event will convene industry leaders and experts to discuss advancements, safety protocols, and regulatory updates pertinent to the compressed gas sector. Attendees can anticipate a series of technical committee meetings, networking opportunities, and insights into emerging trends shaping the industry.

• Webinar Series

The Compressed Gas Association (CGA) is excited to announce the return of the Young & Emerging Professionals Summit for its 6th year, welcoming attendees of all experience levels from CGA, GAWDA Subscription Program participants, and our IHC partners. Thanks to our generous Founding Sponsor, WELDCOA, this year’s summit is free to attend.

Join us for this entry-level webinar designed to provide a foundational understanding of the many types of compressed gas containers used across the industry. Whether you're new to the field or looking to strengthen your knowledge, this session will walk you through the various cylinder and container types, their common applications, and the role of valve integration in ensuring safe and effective gas delivery. Presenter Jason Bombard, Technical Manager at CGA, will break down the basics in clear, accessible terms—helping participants understand why different containers are selected for different gases, how design influences performance, and how valves play a critical role in compatibility and safety. Ideal for those new to the industry or anyone seeking a refresher on container types and usage, this 101-level session offers a practical starting point for deeper engagement in the world of compressed gases. Cost: CGA Members: $0 GAWDA Members: $49 Non-Members: $129