The British Fluid Power Association, BFPA launches safety training course

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BFPA launches safety training course
January 1st 2010

The British Fluid Power Association (BFPA), has launched a one-day Foundation Course in Working Safely with Hydraulic Hose and Connectors.

The foundation course is designed for anyone working with hydraulic machinery, and helps employers meet health and safety at work regulations. Courses are held weekly at the BFPA's headquarters, and at other UK venues.

Cost is Ł225+VAT per person BFPA members, and Ł295+VAT for nonmembers.

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