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State of the art training facilities

Published:  17 November, 2016

Schwer.jpgSCHWER FITTINGS has agreed in conjunction with the BFPA, to allow anyone with a vested interest to use the company’s state of the art training facilities. The move will provide experts and individuals alike, with the knowledge needed to progress within the industry.

After an excellent response from it previous training programmes and training facilities, Schwer Fittings Ltd said it decided to revamp its whole operation, and introduce unrivalled equipment and machinery in order to create the best working environment for the individuals interested in learning.

The company commented that it is looking forward to working increasingly closer with the BFPA and the individuals interested in its services, as well as generating closer relationships with both.

Courses are available regularly either through the BFPA Training Academy website, or can be organised through Schwer Fittings’ own operations (courses can be worked around times appropriate to specified time slots).

For more course information please go to: http://bfpatrainingacademy.co.uk/approved-training-facilities/

Or contact: info@schwer.co.uk

Click here for the full unedited version of the release as provided by the company

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