BPMA and AEMT sign mutual co-operation agreement

In keeping with the ongoing commitment to serve the best interests of their respective members, as well as the wider industry sectors in which they operate, the British Pump Manufacturers’ Association (BPMA) and the Association of Electrical and Mechanical Trades (AEMT) are pleased to announce the recent signing of a Mutual Co-operation Agreement.

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The agreement covers a range of collaborative ideas and opportunities, primarily geared around the development of improved skills and enhanced technology understanding across the industrial and engineering arena. It will allow both parties to explore additional content to strengthen their existing range of training courses. Working on possible compliance and legislative related issues and other factors
within the repair and maintenance of pumps and motors will also form a key part of the arrangement. 

Boasting similar longevity and heritage, the two bodies have shared many similar interests over the years, and increasingly so around international standards and energy use reduction measures.  However, during recent high-level discussions regarding the new ‘Pump Repair and Maintenance’
training course which the BPMA has developed, it became evident that further opportunities existed for the potential benefit of both memberships, and the market at large.   

Commenting on the agreement, Dave Hawley, AEMT President said: “There are clear synergies between our two organisations, including some cross-over of membership, and so I am thrilled to have this agreement
in place and excited by the potential activities that the collaboration could deliver.” 

Echoing this viewpoint, Richard Harden, BPMA President added: “Our two associations, have been serving the engineering arena for many years and have developed vast experience in their respective disciplines. But by forging closer links and a more collaborative approach to certain activities, we can
perhaps better harvest that expertise for mutual benefit and reward.” 

The agreement comes into operation with immediate effect and paves the way for more structured dialogue between the various working groups within each organisation. 

For further information, please contact either Steve Schofield, Director & Chief Executive at the BPMA on s.schofield@bpma.org.uk or Thomas Marks, General Manager and Secretary at the AEMT on thomas.marks@aemt.co.uk.

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