Blogs, Training, Pump System Training | July 9, 2024
Integrating HI Certifications into Community College Curricula
Dr. Justin Starr discusses the importance of community college curricula to address the needs of their local workforce.
Pump System Training
General Industrial, Workforce Development, Training, PSM Newsletter, Membership, Blogs, Pump System Training, General, Technical | March 28, 2024
Training Partner Program Brings HI Resources to Non-Members
With a primary focus on addressing the unique needs of the end-user community, the Training Partner Program was developed to support organizations not eligible for HI Membership who had a need for introductory and fundamental training.
PSM Newsletter, Pump System Training, Blogs, General, Commercial Building, Technical, General Industrial, Workforce Development, Training | March 28, 2024
Workforce development resources needed to support the 1.1 MM job openings in construction, manufacturing, and mining
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, US employers are looking to fill 8.9 MM open jobs as of January 2024, which is a slight improvement from the 10.4MM openings the prior January. With about 1.1 MM of these openings in construction, manufacturing, and mining, it illustrates the continued need of manufacturing and construction companies to focus on transferring knowledge from their aging workforces and bring new hires up to speed on the fundamentals so that they can focus on the higher-level job specific training.
Blogs, Training, Pump System Training, Water/Wastewater | June 27, 2022
Pump Systems Training for Water and Wastewater
Two leading Pump Associations, the Hydraulic Institute and SWPA, joined forces to present a pump Technical Training Seminar specifically designed for pump system end-users and operators in the water and wastewater sector. This is advantageous as water and wastewater utilities are often challenged by knowledge gaps on pumps.
Pump System Training, Blogs, Technical | March 21, 2022
What a Basic Pumping System Maintenance Plan Looks Like
Pumping systems have many moving parts and subsystems that could go wrong. Yet many continue to run efficiently after 20 years or more. One important reason why: regular inspection and maintenance.
Blogs, Technical, Training, PSM Newsletter, Pump System Training | March 31, 2021
Four Steps to Pump System Optimization
When it comes to energy use, pumps are low-hanging fruit. They account for 25 percent of all energy consumed by industrial electric motors, and the figure is much higher for pumping intensive applications like municipal water, wastewater, and process plants.
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