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Schedule your training for Autumn: Secure Your Spot in Essential Gear Training Courses with the BGA

Summer is here and before you head off on holiday, now is the ideal time to plan ahead for Autumn by enrolling in the British Gear Association (BGA)'s Gear Training courses.


At BGA, we pride ourselves on our leadership in Gear Training across the UK. We ensure that our Members have access to the latest technology and educational resources.


Our Knowledge Transfer Training Programme caters to all skill levels, from newcomers to experienced professionals. With free online courses available for BGA Members and discounted rates for in-person sessions, there's no better time to upskill your staff.


Upcoming Courses for Autumn


The BGA has designed a series of comprehensive training courses this autumn to ensure you advance your skills .


Here’s a quick look at the upcoming sessions: click here for full course details and registration: https://www.bga.org.uk/training.


Virtual Gear Foundation 1

  • Date: 2nd, 3rd & 4th September

This foundational course prepares newcomers by covering basic gear design and manufacturing principles.


Virtual Gear Geometry

  • Date: 9th, 10th, 16th & 17th September

Understanding gear geometry is vital for creating efficient systems. Participants will learn how to enhance gear efficiency through design precision.


Surface Integrity Part 2 (In Person - Newcastle)

  • Date: 17th September

This interactive course explores surface quality and treatments of gears and includes a Tour of Design Unit.


Fundamentals of Parallel Axis Gear Manufacturing (In Person - Sheffield)

  • Date: 17th & 18th September (2 days)

This interactive course explores the fundamentals of gears, provides a comprehensive reference manual for all things gears and a tour of Ondrives facilities.


Virtual Gear Measurement

  • Date: 23rd, 24th, 25th, 30th September & 1st October

This course emphasises the importance of precision measurement, teaching attendees how to accurately assess gear characteristics and reduce manufacturing errors.


Virtual Gear Foundation 2

  • Date: 14th, 15th & 16th October

Building upon the first course, this training offers a deeper dive into gear specifics for those ready to expand their expertise.


Gear Wear & Failure Recognition (In Person)

  • Date: 22nd October

Participants will learn to recognize signs of wear and impending failure in gear systems, ultimately improving maintenance practices and reducing downtime.


Virtual Gearbox Systems: Problems & Solutions

  • Date: 29th & 30th October

This course addresses common gearbox issues, offering practical solutions to enhance operational efficiency.


Virtual Gear Noise Data Interpretation & Diagnostics

  • Date: 12th & 13th November

Learn to identify and address underlying problems indicated by noise in gear systems, which can save companies significant repair costs.


Virtual Design and Performance Rating Procedures for Plastic Gears

  • Date: 3rd & 4th December

This specialized course focuses on plastic gears, a crucial material in modern gear design, bolstering your design skills.


By enrolling in these courses, you are not only investing in your future, but also enhancing productivity and safety in your work environment.


How to Register


Register for any of our essential Gear Training courses online by clicking here: https://www.bga.org.uk/training. To register offline please contact the BGA office at admin@bga.org.uk .


If you are not yet a BGA Member and would like to benefit from these valuable opportunities, please reach out for details on joining the association.



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The British Gear Association (BGA) is a trade association that promotes the technical and commercial interests of manufacturers, distributors, academics and others involved in the Power Transmissions industry in the United Kingdom.

 

The Association speaks with authority on behalf of the industry both nationally and internationally and its ability to help companies and individuals involved in the industry is widely recognised by government, the media and industry. The Association is well-represented on British and International Standard committees and provides the Chair of the British Standards Institution's MCE/5 Committee on Gearing.

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