Rheem trained technicians from the Joint Antarctic Command

The company provided technical training to professionals who will soon be deployed to the different Argentine Antarctic bases, with the aim of accompanying them in the use and maintenance of Rheem equipment in extreme conditions.

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Rheem carried forward a training day for technicians of the Joint Antarctic Command, who will soon be deployed to the different bases in Antarctica Argentina. The meeting was aimed at sharing knowledge and tools for equipment maintenance, contemplating the circumstances that may arise in an environment with such demanding conditions.

The talk was given by Ivan Mountain, jHead of Rheem Technical Service, who, together with Dylan Perez Guevara, head of Product of the company, addressed possible situations of use, necessary maintenance and questions from technicians, generating a space for exchange and resolution of doubts.

Also present were Santiago Amestoy, Commercial Director of Rheem; Diego Dominguez, sales representative who advised on the sale to the Antarctic Joint Command; and Verenice Miranda, member of the company's Marketing team.

This type of action strengthens Rheem's bond with those who defend the country's sovereignty in one of the most demanding environments on the planet, and reaffirms the company's commitment to the technical support of those who use its solutions.

"For Rheem it is a pride to participate in the day-to-day life of those who live and work in the Antarctic bases. Strengthening the link with the Joint Antarctic Command through technical training allows us to closely accompany those who make life possible in that territory. In turn, this type of experiences drives us to continue innovating and take our solutions further and further," he expressed. Verenice Miranda, member of the Rheem Marketing team.

Within the framework of this link, the Joint Antarctic Command chose Rheem solutions for its bases: 155 and 255 liter electric hot water tanks, equipped with high quality electrical resistances, polyurethane insulation and EverKleen technology® which prevents the buildup of scale in the internal tank. These characteristics are part of a proposal aimed at meeting the needs of hot water in installations that require adequate solutions for demanding conditions of use.

With this initiative, Rheem continues to promote the exchange of knowledge and technical support as part of its commitment to professionals and to the projects that bring their solutions to different parts of the Argentine territory.

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