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Wednesday 27 October 2010
Tuesday 12 October 2010
ABAC Introduce ‘Approved Energy Expert’ Accreditation
Leading compressed air solutions manufacturer ABAC, who manufacture and distribute the ALUP range of industrial air compressors and equipment, have introduced a new accreditation scheme for their authorised distributor network. Under the scheme, official accreditation of ALUP Approved Energy Expertwill be awarded to specially trained and equipped professionals who have demonstrated exceptional expertise in designing, installing and maintaining energy efficient compressed air systems. New technology courses and performance monitoring are part of the ongoing programme, ensuring that the latest techniques and equipment are available to customers as soon as they become available.
The scheme recognises the fact that operating the most energy efficient compressed air systems can make a real difference to industrial efficiency and profitability. The new ‘Approved Energy Expert’ status will be awarded to ALUP distributors who have undergone the extensive training programme and demonstrated very high levels of professional expertise. This also means that their detailed technical knowledge, training programmes and support facilities have met agreed ABAC standards, ensuring that customers get only the best professional advice, design and installation services available.
ABAC ‘Approved Energy Experts’ will be equipped with the latest monitoring and analysis equipment, allowing them to accurately audit any system and to then provide a comprehensive report, demonstrating potential energy savings accurately and reliably. They will also be qualified in areas such as heat recovery, control devices, air treatment and disposal, and new generation network systems.
Nick Poole, ABAC UK’s Director, believes that the new accreditation scheme will enhance customer confidence and ensure that energy efficiency in compressed air systems is improved across a raft of industries. He comments:
“The new kind of partnership we have created with our authorised distributor network allows us to ensure outstanding levels of service, including analysis of customer needs, design of maximum-efficiency solutions and engineering of the finest compressed air solutions. We think this will have a profound impact on the way in which British industry specifies, commissions and uses compressed air systems.”
The scheme recognises the fact that operating the most energy efficient compressed air systems can make a real difference to industrial efficiency and profitability. The new ‘Approved Energy Expert’ status will be awarded to ALUP distributors who have undergone the extensive training programme and demonstrated very high levels of professional expertise. This also means that their detailed technical knowledge, training programmes and support facilities have met agreed ABAC standards, ensuring that customers get only the best professional advice, design and installation services available.
ABAC ‘Approved Energy Experts’ will be equipped with the latest monitoring and analysis equipment, allowing them to accurately audit any system and to then provide a comprehensive report, demonstrating potential energy savings accurately and reliably. They will also be qualified in areas such as heat recovery, control devices, air treatment and disposal, and new generation network systems.
Nick Poole, ABAC UK’s Director, believes that the new accreditation scheme will enhance customer confidence and ensure that energy efficiency in compressed air systems is improved across a raft of industries. He comments:
“The new kind of partnership we have created with our authorised distributor network allows us to ensure outstanding levels of service, including analysis of customer needs, design of maximum-efficiency solutions and engineering of the finest compressed air solutions. We think this will have a profound impact on the way in which British industry specifies, commissions and uses compressed air systems.”
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