News: AESSEAL offers training help for companies
Award-winning Rotherham manufacturer, AESSEAL, is offering the chance for other companies to learn from the best and improve their own operations.
With global headquarters at Templeborough, AESSEAL is the world's fourth-largest designer and manufacturer of mechanical seals for a wide range of industries, including oil and gas, food, water, mining and pharmaceuticals. It is running specialist training for maintenance personnel, engineers and purchasing staff.
The courses are aimed especially at enhancing the mean time between failures – helping reducing costs – improving plant sustainability and allowing companies to focus on other business issues.
Last year's courses received a 100% "Excellent" rating from attendees. This year's run until December and are designed for anyone involved in the operation, maintenance, installation or buying of rotating equipment, mechanical seals and complementary technology – in any industry.
The fully-inclusive courses provide two days' training in the reliability of rotating equipment, two nights' high-quality accommodation and meals, transport while in attendance and even evening leisure activities.
The training takes place at the Rotherham HQ on September 3-4, October 15-16, December 3-4; for details and how to apply, email Katie Burgin, at katie.burgin@aesseal.co.uk
AESSEAL website
With global headquarters at Templeborough, AESSEAL is the world's fourth-largest designer and manufacturer of mechanical seals for a wide range of industries, including oil and gas, food, water, mining and pharmaceuticals. It is running specialist training for maintenance personnel, engineers and purchasing staff.
The courses are aimed especially at enhancing the mean time between failures – helping reducing costs – improving plant sustainability and allowing companies to focus on other business issues.
Last year's courses received a 100% "Excellent" rating from attendees. This year's run until December and are designed for anyone involved in the operation, maintenance, installation or buying of rotating equipment, mechanical seals and complementary technology – in any industry.
The fully-inclusive courses provide two days' training in the reliability of rotating equipment, two nights' high-quality accommodation and meals, transport while in attendance and even evening leisure activities.
The training takes place at the Rotherham HQ on September 3-4, October 15-16, December 3-4; for details and how to apply, email Katie Burgin, at katie.burgin@aesseal.co.uk
AESSEAL website
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