DISCOVER THE HUGE POTENTIAL OF THERMAL IMAGING
09/02/2011 FLIR Systems UK (*Teledyne FLIR)
In recent years the thermal imaging camera has revolutionised how we discover electro-mechanical and building faults. The technology has become significantly more flexible and easily affordable and as a result applications for thermal imaging inspection are growing substantially.The time and cost saving potential of this technology is huge but a good understanding of the subject is crucial to its success. This is why technology leader, FLIR Systems, is staging a series of one- and two day training courses aimed at new users and also those who want to brush up on the basics.
As well as looking at technology principles the course covers the practical aspects. Can I measure temperature through a door panel or insulation? What temperature is a safe temperature? The courses will address these, and other fundamental questions, to ensure the delegate is well prepared to make further strides into the world of thermal imaging.
The programme runs from February to June 2011 and for the first time this year one- and also two-day training courses are available at £319 or £519 + VAT respectively.
24th February Stirling
24th March Cardiff
28th April ITC Centre, West Malling, Kent
4th/5th May ITC Centre, West Malling, Kent
24th May Edinburgh
23rd June Nottingham
To secure a place contact Jon Willis, ITC Manager North EMEA email: jon.willis@flir.uk.com tel: 01732 220011 or Mrs Charlie Reed, Booking and Administration email: charlie.reed@flir.uk.com tel: 01732 221285. Details on the entire ITC programme for 2011 are published on a dedicated website www.irtraining.eu
For further information, please contact:
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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