BVAA Valve & Actuator Training

The BVAA offers a range of excellent training courses both online and face-to-face.

As the light begins to shine at the end of the very long Covid-19 tunnel, we are able to offer face-to-face training again in November at our Banbury based HQ. Full notes and course materials are supplied including a delicious lunch. Our training suite is large and can comfortably accomodate delegates. We also have ample parking facilities and can advise on the best accomodation in the area. 

The BVAA is an independent and not-for-profit organisation so the core aim is to expand knowledge of the valve industry and not sell products at the end of the course. The professionals who lead our training days hold the highest technical qualifications and are vastly experienced in the valve and actuation industries. 

Take a look at our face-to-face training courses in November:

BVAA Training Courses

We are also still offering our online training for delegates via Microsoft TEAMS for those that prefer to learn from the comfort of their homes and offices. The next course available online is our hugely popular Valves – Advanced Level course.

This CPD certified online training series is an entirely valve-focused course which builds on the basic knowledge from the Introduction to Valves training but offers a more comprehensive and detailed delve into the topic.

It is suitable for those who wish to achieve a thorough understanding of the main technical issues from procurement, through manufacturing to operation and maintenance of industrial valves.

The course is focused on combining theory with the real-world experiences of our trainer encompassing the design, manufacturing and operation of industrial valves. The course has now been expanded with selected ASME, EN & API design standards content.

This will be delivered over 4 days and each session is 2.5 hours with Q&A.

Book on to this excellent training course today:

BVAA Training Courses -Valves - Advanced Level Online (CPD Certified)

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