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ACR The NADCA Standard • 2013 5 GENERAL PURPOSE This Standard defines the minimum performance and procedural requirements for the assessment, cleaning and restoration of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. ACR 2013 supersedes all previous editions of the NADCA ACR Standard and is considered the standard of care for the HVAC cleaning and restoration industry. SCOPE This Standard applies to all HVAC assessment, cleaning and restoration services as defined herein. It does not include the cleaning of non-ducted ceiling plenums and items such as the mechanical repair of electrical or pneumatic components of any kind, repair of high pressure vessels, gas/oil controls or preventative maintenance tasks as prescribed by, or recommended by, the original equipment manufacturer (OEM). APPLICATION ACR 2013 provides minimum standards and guidance for industry professionals, HVAC assessment, cleaning and restoration service providers, building owners, and others who manage HVAC systems and projects. QUALIFICATIONS Those responsible for performing work to this Standard shall be properly trained and qualified and possess relevant knowledge and experience before performing work of any type on HVAC Systems. Industry certifications such as the Air Systems Cleaning Specialist (ASCS) or equivalent certification, may demonstrate minimum qualifications. LIMITATIONS This Standard does not specifically address any and all hazards or risks that could be encountered when performing work in accordance with this document. Instead, the user is directed to rely on the Authority Having Jurisdiction in such cases.