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Courses lead to Profibus qualifications

Answering increasing demand for in-depth Profibus training leading to accredited status, The Profibus Group is organising a number of additional courses during 2006.

News from Profibus Group ( 9 May 2006)

Training for parts, assemblies and drawings

Addition to self-paced multimedia training library is a resource to help CAD managers ensure a consistent level of skill for their full and part-time users.

News from SolidProfessor (20 April 2006)

Learning mechanical engineering at a distance

Employees take HNC in mechanical engineering programme by distant learning so they do not have to take time of work to attend day release classes and have a much improved skills set. Brochure available

News from Logis-Tech Associates (19 April 2006)

Courses improve process control skills

A series of process control courses to be held around the UK are aimed at companies wishing to make the most of their existing systems and so reduce downtime and improve product quality.

News from Control Specialists ( 4 April 2006)

Workshops cover safety and compressed air audits

Workshops at the Air-Tech exhibition in Birmingham in May will focus on two key themes: safety and compressed air audits.

News from British Compressed Air Society ( 3 April 2006)

Workshop explains alarm management

Matrikon's alarm management hands-on workshop is designed to help process control professionals resolve alarm problems such as nuisance alarms. Brochure available

News from Matrikon ( 3 April 2006)

Grant enables two-for-one training deal

An Advanced Engineering Skills Project grant meant that Rex-quote, from Somerset, was able to send two of its staff on an electrical multiskills NVQ level 2 course instead of one.

News from Advanced Engineering Skills Project ( 3 April 2006)

Grant helps cut the cost of software upgrade

Torquay-based Multi-shot Applications has used a grant from the Advanced Engineering Skills Project to help its staff get to grips with new software.

News from Advanced Engineering Skills Project (31 March 2006)

Fund helps beat the skills shortage

Engineering employers who need to provide extra training have a lifeline in the grants offered through the South West RDA's Advanced Engineering Skills fund.

News from Advanced Engineering Skills Project (31 March 2006)

Courses specialise in stainless steel

A new stainless steel specialist course brochure from the British Stainless Steel Association highlights the benefits of the course for individuals, organisations and the industry.

News from British Stainless Steel Association (31 March 2006)

Online analytical measurement demystified

A 2-day workshop on "Practical analytical instrumentation in online applications" will be held in Birmingham and Manchester during April 2006.

News from IDC Technologies (29 March 2006)

Courses explain thermal spray coating processes

Two thermal spray educational opportunities will be offered immediately prior to the International Thermal Spray Conference and Exposition (ITSC 2006) in Seattle this May.

News from ASM International (29 March 2006)

Industrial automation training goes global

A novel training programme aims to set global standards for training in industrial automation.

News from ATS International (24 March 2006)

OPC capabilities provide equipment continuity

User application article Standards-based software communications protocol provides common data exchange method between industrial devices and applications. Brochure available