Strengthening Our Skills: Valve 101 Training with George E. Booth

Hands-On Learning Experience

Recently, Nick, Zack & Ian attended the Valve 101 course hosted by George E. Booth—a foundational training focused on valve technologies, controls, and applications in the process control industry. The course combined classroom instruction with hands-on practice, providing us with both the knowledge and real-world skills necessary to support our customers and systems more effectively.

Exploring Valve Types and Applications

The training began with an overview of common valve types, including ball, globe, butterfly, and others. We discussed how to select the correct valve for specific applications based on process requirements. This refresher was especially valuable for team members newer to process automation, offering a strong foundation for future projects.

Training That Makes a Difference

The George E. Booth instructors brought deep expertise and made the content approachable for all experience levels. They encouraged questions, shared valuable industry insights, and made sure every attendee walked away with new skills and greater confidence.

Moving Forward with Confidence

Attending the Valve 101 course was a great investment in our team’s development. It sharpened our technical skills, improved our troubleshooting ability, and reinforced our commitment to excellence in automation and control systems.

A big thank you to George E. Booth for hosting such a well-rounded and valuable training session. We look forward to applying what we learned and continuing to grow with future opportunities.