The Fastener Training Institute (FTI) announced its next Fastener Training Week in-person training class is scheduled for November 14-18 in Los Angeles, California. This advanced technical training program is offered in partnership with the Industrial Fasteners Institute (IFI) and is for fastener distributors, manufacturers and end-users.
Click here to learn more or register for Fastener Training Week. Register by October 31st for an early bird rate.
Fastener Training Week, sponsored by FTI’s Education Program Sponsor, Optimas Solutions, and hosted by the Pacific-West Fastener Association, offers five intensive days of education and plant tours as part of the FTI Certified Fastener Specialist (CFS) advanced technical training program.
After completing this industry training in a small group environment and passing a final exam, attendees are eligible for the Certified Fastener Specialist (CFS) designation.
Fastener Training Week covers timely topics such as manufacturing processes, consensus standards, and quality control, taught by leading industry experts Salim Brahimi, IFI Director of Engineering and Technology, and Laurence Claus of NNi Training and Consulting. Participants will also tour manufacturing, secondary processes, and testing facilities.
The advanced technical program is a fit for professionals active in fastener sales, purchasing, manufacturing, or quality assurance. Registration includes three full days and two half-days of training, educational materials, continental breakfast and lunch, transportation for plant tours, certification of completion, and eligibility for the CFS designation.
Class registration and more information is available at fastenertraining.org, with early-bird fees available until October 31. In addition, a $500 discount is available for Pac-West, NFDA, IFI, MWFA, NCFA, SFA, and AIM Prime members.
Grants to attend the training are being offered by the Industrial Fasteners Institute.
Find out more here.
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