Thermal imaging cameras are getting
smarter and easier to use, even at
entry-level stage and the software
that drives this functionality is
becoming more powerful. Easily
affordable, the technology, however,
is only fully effective in the hands of
a properly trained user, so it is
important that training is planned
with the purchase of every camera.

FLIR Systems, has applied the
same upgrade path to its training as
it does to its camera models. Its
2012 training schedule introduces a
range of short courses, dedicated
application courses as well as
certification courses for Level 1 and
Level 2 thermography.

All are managed and conducted
via FLIR’s EMEA training arm, the
Infrared Training Centre, whose role
is to ensure those who use thermal
imaging, do so in complete safety
and with all the knowledge they need
to get the best out of their camera.

The ITC 2012 programme
includes courses on basic and
building thermography, software and
HVAC and electrical applications.