Register Now for Valve Repair Seminar
Sharpen your skills, learn from industry leaders and connect with peers at event in Pasadena, Texas.
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Valve repair professionals are essential to keeping critical facilities — like chemical plants, water treatment systems and oil and gas operations — up and running. Attending the upcoming Valve Repair Seminar in Pasadena, TX, is your opportunity to sharpen your skills, learn from industry leaders and connect with peers who are facing the same challenges.
Hosted at San Jacinto College Center for Petrochemical Energy & Technology, this event features:
🔧 Real-world sessions on pipeline valve repair, MOVs, fugitive emissions, fieldwork, and safety
🏭 Exclusive tours of United Valve and the Center for Petrochemical Energy & Technology’s state-of-the-art training labs
💼 Exhibits from key industry suppliers
There will also be tabletop sponsors, giving you the opportunity to meet potential suppliers and expand your professional network. The Seminar is open to anyone and is geared toward repair professionals, service contractors and facility teams.
Group rates & VRC/VMA member discounts available, as well as the chance to earn up to 9 professional development hours.
For more information and to register go to vmaevents.org/valve-repair/.
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