Since 1960, the International Fluid Power Society (IFPS) has provided an objective, third-party assessment of skill levels and knowledge for thousands of fluid power professionals, making it the industry standard for the fluid power and motion control industries. Having a certified workforce can:
- Help increase your company’s credibility
- Ensure your employees are all fully trained by standardizing skills assessments
- Make your company’s work environment safer and more efficient
Beginning on October 5, 2022, International Fluid Power Society (IFPS) will be hosting a new 7-week Fluid Power Math Workshop held virtually on Wednesdays. IFPS says that those attending the session can expect to learn fundamental fluid power math skills and build on that foundation to understand the calculation of more complex formulas.
To learn more about the Math Workshop and other web seminars organized by IFPS, click here.
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