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New thermography courses

Published:  11 June, 2014

FLIR781_Q3__Q4_level_1_training_courses.jpgThermal imaging has become an essential method of detecting faults and averting failure in electro-mechanical systems. It can also be ideal for identifying the source of energy loss and spotting problems in the fabric of a building. Vital to its effectiveness however is the user’s understanding of the science behind the technology.

It is to provide those interested in deepening their knowledge of the subject that  FLIR SyYSTEMS, has announced more Level 1 Thermography courses throughout the UK via its ITC Training Centre and approved partners.

ITC training is recognised for funding through the Department of Works & Pensions making courses accessible to anyone wishing to incorporate thermal imaging into their work routine.

The ITC five-day Level 1 courses are confirmed as follows:-

7th – 11th July Kent

8th – 12th September Cardiff

15th – 19th September Maynooth, Ireland

6th – 10th October Aberdeen

20th – 24th October Manchester

10th – 14th November Nottingham

8th – 12th December Kent

For further information on the venue, course syllabus and availability visit www.irtraining.eu

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