Nu-Way fires up series of burner training courses

20 January, 2008

Nu-Way’s burner training courses for 2008 include the maintenance and service of blown gas burners and the operation of pressure-jet oil burners and controls. All courses will be held at the company’s dedicated training centre in Droitwich and last for three days. The cost per delegate is £377, and local hotel accommodation can be arranged. All courses include sessions on inspection and maintenance, dismantling and reassembly, fault finding, combustion efficiency testing, safe and efficient burner operation for energy conservation, together with appliance requirements to ensure efficient and reliable use. They are designed to provide as much practical experience as possible with hands-on experience on real, installed burners.

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