BECOME A CERTIFIED THERMOGRAPHER WITH ITC
14/03/2014 FLIR Systems UK (*Teledyne FLIR)
For anyone wishing to incorporate the wide-ranging benefits of thermal imaging into their working lives, the four day Level 1 Thermography course from ITC provides an excellent foundation. It covers the basic science behind the technology and operation of a thermal imaging camera under various conditions and for different purposes. It also guides participants on how to interpret results and avoid common errors.This is a popular, general introduction to thermal imaging that expands on its growing importance in the fields of electrical and mechanical maintenance, building, medical science and research & development. The course combines essential theory with practical application and, on its completion, students can choose to sit either the ITC certification test or the corresponding British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing certification exam.
The ITC Level 1 course programme for the first half of 2014 has now been confirmed and is open to anyone interested in deepening their understanding of thermal imaging regardless of the brand of camera they choose to use. This course and indeed others run by the ITC are also recognised for Government skills funding; anyone interested in this option should visit the Department of Work and Pensions website.
Course dates and venues for the UK and Ireland are as follows:-
March 17th - 21st Stockton-on-Tees
March 24th - 28th Maynooth, Ireland
April 7th - 11th Nottingham
April 28th - 1st May Portsmouth
May 12th - 16th Cardiff
June 2nd - 6th Manchester
June 23rd - 27th Stirling
For more information, please visit: www.irtraining.eu
or contact Jon Willis, the ITC Manager North EMEA, jon.willis@flir.uk.com.
For booking and administration contact charlie.reed@flir.uk.com or call her on 01732 221285
FLIR Systems Ltd
2 Kings Hill Avenue
Kings Hill
West Malling
Kent
ME19 4AQ
Tel: +44(0)1732 220011
Fax: +44(0)1732 843707
Email: sales@flir.uk.com
Web: www.flir.com
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