Facility Meets Call for Extra Training
Training session at Analytical Technology’s new centre

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Facility Meets Call for Extra Training

10 May, 2011

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Electrochemical sensor manufacturer Analytical Technology is now providing training at its Manchester premises to educate customers on all aspects of chemistry relating to the company’s complete range of water and gas monitoring equipment. The customised sessions at the new training facility provide practical hands-on training on working instrumentation and include detailed studies on the chemistry of disinfection and overall water quality. With the launch of these training sessions, which incorporate leading technologies and are run by industry experts, Analytical Technology reports that it has responded to industry demand for increased training to deal with disinfection issues and other emergencies that can occur at water treatment plants. The company also offers on-site and free-of-charge product specific customer training, as well as in-house training workshops at its customers’ premises.

Garry Tabor, Sales Manager Europe at Analytical Technology, commented: "At Analytical Technology, we are committed to offering first class customer service and extensive after sales support to our customers, which has led to the opening of a state-of-the-art training facility. These personalised training sessions are part of our dedicated service and demonstrate our willingness to go ’the extra mile’ for our customers."For more information or to arrange a training session, please contact [email protected].

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