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Setting the apprenticeship standard

FAY HUTCHINSON, learning support officer from the British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) discusses how it is championing the growth of apprenticeships in the sector through employer feedback – helping to develop programmes that are fit for the future.

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NVQ compressed air pathway first for UK

THE BRITISH Compressed Air Society (BCAS) has launched a new NVQ Compressed Air Pathway, a vital component of the Diploma in Installation and Commissioning. This industry-first qualification aims to formally recognise the skills of experienced compressed air technicians aiming to enhance their skills and knowledge in this specialised field. Terry Collier, training and development officer at BCAS explains how the qualification is being welcomed across the sector.

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Fostering a culture of lifelong learning

LEARNING AND Development (L&D) play a pivotal role in ensuring that engineers remain relevant, competitive, and effective in their professions. Terry Collier, learning and development Officer at the British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) explores the importance of lifelong learning and how the Society is adapting to promote a culture of continuous professional development.

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Knowledge is power: BCAS introduces performance verification programme

RISING ENERGY costs are putting compressed air system performance under greater scrutiny to deliver faster, higher returns.

But, with so many compressor options on the market, how can cost-conscious manufacturers make an informed purchasing decision? Steve Downham, technical officer at the British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) discusses the launch of its new performance verification programme.

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A year of change and progress

AIRUSER CAUGHT up with Ashley Quarterman, executive director of the British Compressed Air Society to find out how the past twelve months have been a time of both change and progress in the industry and to learn more about what we can expect into 2026.

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Part of the family

LEAVING THE military to pursue a civilian career can feel daunting, but the compressed air industry has already proved a perfect fit for many veterans.

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