This course gives delegates a greater degree of understanding the practicalities of a hydraulic system. Anyone who working with or around hydraulic systems should complete this course as a minimum. This course meets and exceeds the BFPA minimum education recommendations for hydraulics and is CPD accredited by IQ and IOM3. The training will take place at the National Fluid Power Centre, Worksop.
This practical course is aimed at craftsmen, technicians, engineers and plant managers working within the industrial and offshore sectors. The course is designed for those involved in the maintenance, management and servicing of all types of industrial systems using hydraulics and associated controls. The course will focus on planning, installation, commissioning, testing, fault prevention and fault diagnosis.
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£300 per participant (Minimum 5 participants).
This practical course will focus on the installation, commissioning, testing and fault diagnosis of mobile hydraulic systems whilst also covering a range of equipment found on mobile plant together with their associated control systems. The course will involve a high level of “hands on” practical training which will help develop the necessary skills required to effectively manage today’s complex mobile systems.