New Xylem learning centre opens in Italy

 

Xylem has opened the Xylem Learning Center (XLC), located in Montecchio Maggiore, Italy, offering comprehensive product training.

Originally built in early 2000, the XLC has educated thousands of employees and water industry professionals in the latest advancements in commercial building services, industrial, residential and agricultural applications.

Unveiled at the end of June, the renovated XLC will provide both hands-on practical training and seminar style courses in updated classrooms for up to 70 students. It features interactive, working demonstration units of pumping equipment and controls, and an interactive classroom for attendees to install and troubleshoot numerous pumps and controls, all supported by audio/visual equipment.

“Training and education have always been integral to Xylem’s offering and are essential for industry advancement,” says Giovanni Mugnolo, technical training manager EMEA, Xylem. “When it comes to best in class industry education, we continue to raise the bar on ourselves. The XLC takes training beyond a standard classroom experience to one that’s interactive, engaging and focused on the latest technologies.”

The XLC offers several classes that address various applications, including food and beverage, HVAC, water systems, drives, wastewater and residential/commercial/industrial. Each course covers Xylem’s product portfolio and related systems, and is available for employees, consultants, engineers, installers, distributors, dealers and OEMs. Full time instructors and Xylem product managers instruct participants about product applications, markets, troubleshooting and system components. Educational sessions will provide attendees with extensive and direct experience with actual installations, including optional dedicated site visits for a glimpse into real world mechanical rooms equipped with Xylem system solutions.

In addition, the XLC participants have the opportunity to visit and learn more about Xylem EMEA manufacturing facilities in five countries: Montecchio Maggiore, Italy; Hoddesdon, UK; Cegléd, Hungary; Strzelin, Poland; and Stockerau, Austria. During these tours, visitors can see the different steps in Xylem’s lean manufacturing processes that keep delivery time and waste low, starting with the raw material through to shipment of the final product.

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