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New training brochure

Published:  24 February, 2014

spirax.jpgSPIRAX SARCO has launched a new training brochure for 2014, giving plant operators and managers more ways to save energy, increase productivity, improve product quality and reduce risk.

The 2014 training course brochure offers a wide range of courses covering the latest legislation and aspects of the design, operation and maintenance of steam systems. Each course is taught by leading experts in steam technology and is approved by professional bodies such as Pearson BTEC; City & Guilds; CEA; and CIBSE.Training can be completed at Spirax Sarco’s Cheltenham-based Steam Technology Centre. It is said to be the only UK facility to offer a fully operational steam system with SCADA control, which helps provide a very high standard of theory, practical and design steam engineering courses.

Tel: 01242535211

training@uk.spiraxsarco.com.

www.spiraxsarco.com/uk/training

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