TEServices Training

•	Recognize degeneration of IGT gas turbine components
•	Select the proper repair and coating technology to reverse this effect
•	Create an action plan to refurbish (repair and coat) these components, with proper heat treatments and in the right sequence

The purpose of this course is to provide technical background so the participants can make metallurgically sound decisions concerning the repair and coating of IGT components. This course is focused on employees of IGT refurbishment facilities who make sales, technical, and production decisions, as well as give directions to refurbishment technicians. For end-users and their employees who get involved in the repair of IGT components for purchasing, technical, maintenance and operational decisions, this course will also be beneficial. It will enable them to understand the jargon of the refurbishment companies, make sound repair and coating decisions, create workscopes and requests for quotes, review these quotes to select the best vendor, and monitor the repair, coating and inspection. The training format has been proven suitable for degreed engineers, technicians, sales, production and maintenance supervisors and managers.

Although 15 sessions are available, 9 sessions create the minimum requirements of this course and can be presented in 3 days, explained below:

A full colored training manual, containing all 1,000+ slides presented is included, which will become an important information source, is included.

Please contact hvanesch@TEServices.us for more information. The next training courses will be:

•	La Quinta, 3636 Nasa Road One, Seabrook, Texas USA, July 10-12, 2012 Register and pay before June 10, 2012 in order to qualify for a $250 discount To find out more about this course please click HERE.
•	H10 Marina Barcelona, Av. Bogatell, 64-68 E-08005 Barcelona, Spain January 31, February 2 and 3, 2012 To find out more please click HERE.