Pump System Certification
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Who Should Certify?
Pump system certification (PSC) Level 1 broadens an individual’s understanding of the pump and fluid handling industry. Certified individuals understand the purpose, function, types, and operating characteristics of pumps and systems. They have a strong understanding of performance curves, basic understanding of system curves, and can complete basic calculations related to affinity rules and power consumption. This knowledge enables them to make informed decisions and prepares them to collaborate with more experienced individuals in support of solving complex issues.
Examples of individuals this certification applies to includes, but not limited to:
- Engineers working for manufacturers, engineering firms, and pump system owners that are new to or are interested in the pump industry and fluid handling industry
- Sales and Application professionals seeking to become a more well-rounded pump industry professional
- Experienced Technicians interested in expanding their knowledge and skills
- Students focusing on engineering which have an interest in the pump and fluid handling industry
Stand Out & Differentiate Yourself
Certification allows individuals the opportunity to be recognized by a third-party organization.
Support Your Workforce
Employers can use the certification to help develop the next generation of pump professionals.
Demonstrate Your Knowledge and Skills
Pump System Certification validates that an individual has in-demand knowledge and skills required by the fluid handling industry. The certification aims to qualify individuals who have a well-rounded body of knowledge on pumps and pump systems, which include the following knowledge areas:
Pump Basics
Pump Performance Curves & Power Consumption
Pump Systems
Rotodynamic Pump Designs & Types
Positive Displacement Pump Designs & Types
Drivers and Drives
Pump Components & Accessories
Pump Selection & Specification
System Design Considerations
Varying the Pump Operating Point
Testing, Maintenance & Troubleshooting
