Spraytrain.com have provided training in airless spray of decorative coatings for many years. Helping decorators to reduce overspray and eliminate spray tip blockages. Although Spraytrain.com do not sell equipment during the training course they provide information to allow students to make informed decisions when they do purchase equipment.

Blair Hogan, originally from New Zealand now living and working in Cardigan, Wales, and for many years running his own business as a painting, decorating and spraying contractor. However, Blair found himself being asked for a certificate to verify he had been trained in the use of airless spray equipment. This is not unusual as many building sites require proof that operators of have been training if they are to use equipment. Government regulations: Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 states: – Every employer shall ensure that all persons who use work equipment have received adequate training for purposes of health and safety, including training in the methods which may be adopted when using the work equipment, any risks which such use may entail and precautions to be taken. This also includes supervisors and managers.

Blair contacted Mick Warren from Spraytrain.com and booked himself on a one-day training course. The training course proved excellent value for money. Not only did Blair get a certificate but a lot more in a way that would change the way he would operate from then on. Blair said. “I can’t believe how much I didn’t know about spray applications having used the equipment for many years. During the course I was taught about how to prevent spray tip blockages and to reduce overspray. Regarding safety: how to test power sockets, eliminate static sparking, reduce the risk of high pressure fluid injection injury. You could say I have been very lucky up to now”.

You could say another example of Spraytrain.com “improving performance”