Training
Our specialist industry knowledge and friendly, experienced team means we are perfectly placed to offer both practical on-site training and product training in Trace Heating Applications.
Our training courses are adapted to the knowledge of the trainee – from beginner level through to more experienced tradesmen. You may be a lagger insulation specialist working on behalf of clients or an electrician with limited experience in Trace Heating. Or, perhaps you have in-house maintenance staff that will manage your heated cabling installation.
We cover best practice techniques, product specifications, as well as hands-on installation tuition (applicable for Trace Heating) as required. Our on-site project management also includes commissioning and certification, giving you peace of mind that your installation follows all best practice and is fit for purpose.
Our in-house training sessions are available to contractors and end users who agree to purchase minimum stock levels of our products within a 12 month period, or as part of a wider project management/design/commissioning contract.
Exclusions and terms and conditions apply. Please contact us for details.
What training is on offer?
Specialist knowledge for your team
Most issues with leak detection and trace heating products occur due to incorrect installation or poor specification.
With over 20 years in the business, Diamond Controls wants to share its expertise with others in the industry to ensure these products are fitted to the highest standards, for reliable long-lasting use by the end user.
Our custom courses can be tailored to your needs and the skills of your team to ensure the best value from our sessions.
Trace Heating Training
As certified Pro-RAYCHEM Installers and authorised nVent RAYCHEM distributors, Diamond Controls offers introductory training sessions that include:
> A design overview of hot water systems & frost protection Trace Heating Systems
> Training on installation of nVent RAYCHEM Trace Heating Systems including: terminations & end seals, power and trace heating joints & connections, fixing to various pipe materials, thermostat and controls
> Test & commissioning procedures
> Fault finding methods
