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News Release from: Spirax Sarco | Subject: Steam system training
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 23 November 2007
Brochure details steam system training
Extensive range of training courses during 2008 will cover all aspects of designing, operating and maintaining steam systems.
A new brochure on "Steam system training" details the extensive range of Spirax Sarco training courses coming up in 2008, covering all aspects of designing, operating and maintaining steam systems Highlights include the Boiler Operative Accreditation Scheme (BOAS), which is suitable for existing or new boiler operatives, as well as anyone responsible for responding to boiler alarms and those multiskilling to take on boiler house duties
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 26 Oct 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Spirax Sarco is a licensed and approved training provider for BOAS.
Another popular course is "Boosting the bottom line", introduced in 2007.
This course aims to help delegates identify energy saving opportunities in steam systems and majors on providing and justifying solutions, rather than products and practices.
Spirax Sarco has an international reputation for top class training and many of its courses are approved by professional bodies, including: BTEC (Edexcel); City and Guilds; Combustion Engineering Association; Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers; and certificates for CPD purposes are available for every course.
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