Australian Industrial Marketing will be conducting their last pump technology training program for the year.
The level one training program will be held on 25th November and 2nd December.
The first day of the course will include pump types and construction, 8.30am-12.30pm, then pump systems and pump selection, 1pm-4.30pm.
On day two of the course they will cover pump operation and fluid parameters, 8.30am-12.30pm then testing, installation and troubleshooting, 1pm-4.30pm.
The training program will be held at the MCC Baseball clubrooms in Box Hill South and tea/coffee breaks and a light lunch will be provided on both days for participants.
Assignments will be given out for each session, which will be the basis for assessment at the end of the course, when completion certificates will be presented to successful candidates. The course fee will be $400.00 plus GST per head.
Participants should bring notepad, pencils and calculator for in-session worked examples. For participants who do not have them, we can provide the latest editions of PIA Technical and Friction handbooks.
For any queries contact Keith Sanders at [email protected].
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