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✨ Meet the Team Series ✨
Meet James, we call him Chief! He is our fearless Warehouse/Safety Director! He retired from the Navy& DOC, owned a Drug and Alcohol Treatment center in a past life and loves fishing, and traveling to the Philippines with his wife Joy. They have 2 grown children, Morgan and Zach ( who works with us)! We are so grateful he is a part of this team!

The real boss has arrived. 🐾

Meet the furry companion of one of our team members. Whether we're on-site, in the office, or heading home after a busy day, our pets are always there to keep us grounded.

Do you have a workplace mascot or pet coworker?

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🎓 Who teaches the people responsible for all these certifications?

ASSE 6050 certified instructors.

These professionals train the next generation of installers, inspectors, verifiers, and maintenance personnel.

Every expert starts somewhere.

And somebody had to teach them.

What's the best piece of advice a mentor ever gave you?

🔧 What's the difference between installing something and keeping it running?

About a million maintenance calls.

ASSE 6040 certified personnel help maintain medical gas systems after installation.

Because even the best systems need regular attention to keep performing their best.

The goal?

Reliable systems when they're needed most.

Are you the type of person who fixes things before they break or after?

🤯 Most people think hospital oxygen comes from a few tanks.

The reality is often much bigger.

ASSE 6035 focuses on professionals who verify bulk medical gas systems—the large systems that help supply an entire healthcare facility.

Big tanks.

Big systems.

Big responsibility.

Have you ever noticed the large oxygen tanks outside a hospital?

🕵️ What do detectives and medical gas verifiers have in common?

They're both looking for things that don't belong.

CMGV stands for Credentialed Medical Gas Verifier.

These professionals test systems, review results, and make sure everything checks out before the system is used.

No magnifying glass required.

Just a lot more gauges and testing equipment.

What's the most detail-oriented job you've ever had?

✅ Quick question:

If an outlet is labeled oxygen, how do we know it's actually oxygen?

That's the job of an ASSE 6030 certified verifier.

Verifiers test medical gas systems before they're placed into service, helping confirm everything is functioning as intended.

Trust is good.

Testing is better.

Have you ever worked in a profession where double-checking is part of the job?

🧐 If someone installs a medical gas system... who checks their work?

Meet ASSE 6030.

These credentialed verifiers inspector installations to make sure everything meets required standards before moving on to the next phase.

Think of them as the quality control team.

Because when it comes to medical gas systems, "looks good to me" isn't really the standard. 😅

Would you rather catch a problem before a system goes live or after?

🤔 Ever wondered who installs the systems that deliver oxygen throughout a hospital?

That's where ASSE 6010 comes in.

ASSE 6010 certified professionals are trained to install medical gas systems used in healthcare facilities.

It's not your typical plumbing job. These systems support oxygen, medical air, vacuum, and other gases that healthcare teams rely on every day.

Think of them as the people building the roads before the traffic can flow.

Have you ever seen medical gas piping being installed?

🏥 MEDICAL GAS CERTIFICATIONS: WHAT THE HECK DO ALL THESE NUMBERS MEAN?

ASSE 6010. 6020. 6030. 6040.

If those sound like WiFi passwords, you're not alone.

These certifications represent the people responsible for installing, inspecting, testing, maintaining, and teaching the systems that deliver oxygen and other medical gases in healthcare facilities.

Most people never think about the infrastructure behind patient care—and that's exactly why we're talking about it.

We'll break down what these certifications mean and the important roles behind them.

Let's start with a question:

Before today, had you ever heard of a medical gas certification?