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A paper explaining how Australian water and wastewater utility TasWater responded to the Covid-19 crisis is the most-read document on the Water Action Platform.

The manufacturer Tsurumi is testing a new service for pump operators: Live broadcasts on the internet that teach technical knowledge.

Water industry training programmes have had to undergo a transformation to ensure essential learning continues during the coronavirus pandemic.

GEMÜ, the valve manufacturer based in Ingelfingen in Baden-Württemberg, have expanded their wide range of avaiable training courses and have included current technical topics and new training methods.

The Hydraulic Institute (HI) announces the availability of its HI Pump Systems Matter (PSM) Basic Training platform to non-member organizations.

Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced a series of six new webinars for the month of April designed to help building managers, engineers and maintenance professionals navigate energy savings during a changing environment.

Lecture based classroom training travels to Ireland and Scotland.

Always looking to improve, develop and grow its highly regarded training provision, the British Pump Manufacturer’s Association (BPMA) is pleased to announce the introduction of three brand new ‘management training’ courses.

This guidance provision proved so popular on the two occasions it was presented in 2019 that a third course is scheduled to take place at the BPMA’s training facility in West Bromwich on Tuesday 11th February.

The next CPSA (Certified Pump System Auditor) course has been scheduled for 18-21 November 2019 at the BPMA offices in West Bromwich.