Sarpap & Cecil Industrie opens a new Termifilm UV+ training platform

By Batipole Edition Published on Sunday, April 29, 2012 at 02:00 AM

Photo credits : SARPAP & CECIL INDUSTRY

To facilitate access to its training, the Termifilm UV+ team has set up a platform for remote learning on how to apply the anti-termite device. This platform, intended for prescribers, distributors, and applicators, is expected to soon become an approved organization.
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To better understand and acquire the different techniques for implementing the Termifilm UV+ device, the Termifilm UV+ team is providing its customers, and future customers, with a new service:

- The TERMIFILM UV+ TRAINING PLATFORM.

Built near the Sarpap & Cecil Industrie production site in Gardonne (24), this new Termifilm UV+ training platform was designed to train all building professionals in learning how to implement the anti-termite system.

A platform at the service of users
This training is aimed at both prescribers and distributors' ATC personnel, as well as applicators who would like to perfect their technique on specific cases of construction systems.

Combining theory and practice, it is an opportunity to learn more about:

- the biology of the insect – termite – including a visit to the termite mound on the site,

- the law and its conditions of application, in particular the completion of the construction site declaration,

- the film and its range complements,

- concrete installation cases, supplemented by implementation cases based on video support,

- the costing of construction sites.

Taking place over a full day, this validating training results in the award of a diploma at the end of the training.

Furthermore, through this Termifilm UV+ training platform, Sarpap & Cecil Industrie is in the process of becoming an approved organization, thus allowing trainees to use the training time as part of their Individual Right to Training.

Operational from April 2012, it will receive its first trainees at the end of March as a preview, during an inauguration ceremony. Finally, for clients interested in following the training but who cannot travel, a 4-hour module is planned, based on models and demonstration videos.