An Overview of Pump System Certification (PSC) Level 1 - April 15, 2025 | Free Webinar

An Overview of Pump System Certification (PSC) Level 1

Date: April 15, 2025

Time: 3pm EST

Overview

Learn about the NEW Pump System Certification (PSC) Level 1. This webinar will detail the certification process, requirements, capabilities of a PSC Level 1, knowledge domains the exam will cover, and the training and exam preparation options.  All attendees will get a FREE knowledge challenge quiz to gauge their readiness.

PSC Level 1 is ideal for employers to include in onboarding because it provides standardized training, validation of required knowledge, and a clear path for employees to grow, which will improve development and retention. PSC Level 1 broadens an individual’s understanding of the pump and fluid handling industry. Certified individuals understand the purpose, function, types, and operating characteristics of pumps and systems. They have a strong understanding of performance curves, basic understanding of system curves, and can complete basic calculations related to affinity rules and power consumption. This knowledge enables them to make informed decisions and prepares them to collaborate with more experienced individuals in support of solving complex issues.

Learning Level: Introductory

Introductory level training is designed to provide a basic awareness and an overview of the topic. The content is informative and aims to familiarize participants with key concepts, terminology, and resources.

 Audience: 

• Engineers working for manufacturers, engineering firms, and pump system owners that are new to or are interested in the pump industry and fluid handling industry
• Sales and Application professionals seeking to become a more well-rounded pump industry professional
• Experienced Technicians interested in expanding their knowledge and skills
• Students focusing on engineering which have an interest in the pump and fluid handling industry

Learning Objectives:

• PSC Level 1 Certification Program Requirements
• PSC Level 1 Knowledge Domains
• Pump & System Training Options
• Certification Exam Preparation Options

SKU: LW 803C

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