The North American Sustainable Refrigeration Council (NASRC), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit working to facilitate the transition to natural refrigerants, welcomes Coolrite Refrigeration as a Platinum member. Based in San Francisco, Coolrite provides commercial refrigeration services to restaurants, supermarkets, and industrial clients across the Bay Area, specializing in the installation, repair, and maintenance of walk-in and reach-in coolers and freezers.
NASRC’s R-TRADE (Refrigeration Technician Recruitment, Advancement, Development, and Education) initiative is a nationwide program that aims to grow, train, and support a skilled refrigeration technician workforce. Coolrite brings frontline expertise to the R-TRADE initiative, with experience supporting Bay Area supermarkets and commercial clients in adopting, servicing, and maintaining advanced refrigeration technologies.
As a Platinum member, Coolrite will help inform training priorities, share best practices from the field, and strengthen the pipeline of technicians needed to achieve a sustainable future for refrigeration.
“Coolrite’s decision to join NASRC as a Platinum-level member reflects their alignment with our mission and their dedication to advancing and future-proofing the refrigeration industry,” said Danielle Wright, NASRC executive director. “We’re thrilled to welcome them and look forward to collaborating on solutions that drive lasting change.”
Coolrite joins over 200 NASRC member organizations working to facilitate the transition to natural refrigerants.
About the North American Sustainable Refrigeration Council (NASRC)
NASRC is a 501(c)(3) environmental nonprofit working to eliminate refrigeration’s environmental impacts by facilitating the transition to natural refrigerants. NASRC collaborates with stakeholders across the refrigeration industry, including 55,000+ food retail locations, to drive a sustainable workforce, facilitate funding opportunities and catalyze continuous improvement. For more information, visit nasrc.org, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.