The British Pump Manufacturers Association (BPMA) is proud to offer a comprehensive range of high-quality training courses.
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he courses are designed for professionals involved in the selection, installation, operation, maintenance and repair of pumps and pump-related equipment.
These courses, which are tailored to meet the
the skills and knowledge required to excel in a
maintenance technician, or a newcomer to the offer unparalleled insights and practical the courses cover essential topics and best reduce downtime and optimise performance in
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A FULL PROGRAMME TO SUIT ALL NEEDS advanced technical sessions. Some of the most popular topics include: • Pump systems fundamentals: starting point for individuals new to the
• Energy efficiency in pumping systems: Learn how to optimise pump performance operating costs.
• Pump maintenance and repair: Develop
• Hydraulic design and pump selection: Gain a deeper understanding of pump design considerations and how to choose
• Mechanical seals and seal systems: Explore the principles of seal design, installation, and troubleshooting to minimise failures.
WHY CHOOSE BPMA TRAINING? 1. Expert instruction: Courses are delivered 2. Industry accreditation: and professionalism, providing a valuable credential for attendees. 3. Flexibility: Courses are available both online and in person, offering convenient 4. Practical insights: hands-on knowledge and real-world insights, in the workplace.
ACCESS THE BPMA TRAINING GUIDE TODAY
For a detailed overview of the training opportunities available, download the digital know about the courses, including objectives,
www.bpma.org.uk to access the guide and start
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BPMA TRAINING GUIDE DELIVERING EXCELLENCE THROUGH INDEPENDENT
PUMP TRAINING E-LEARNING
LECTURE BASED ON-SITE TRAINING CPSA ADDITIONAL TRAINING
career prospects.
For further information, please contact Kiran email at
k.kaur@bpma.org.uk.
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