Free Valve Training at Your Pace with Val-Matic University

Earlier this year, Val-Matic launched a product knowledge portal for anyone working in the water and wastewater industry. Val-Matic University (VMU) offers free, on-demand courses that cover specialty valves and applications. For those new to waterworks, it’s a starting point for fundamental knowledge. Experienced professionals can explore unfamiliar products or revisit topics that don’t come up every day.

 
 

Practical Training on Your Schedule

The platform is useful for operators, engineers, contractors, and distribution teams alike. Courses cover valve fundamentals, product applications, and installation considerations, with introductory, intermediate, and advanced options. 

You can start with the basics or focus on an unfamiliar product that’s relevant to your day-to-day work. 

All you need is an email address to create an account. Courses are self-paced, and many are mobile compatible, making it easier to fit learning into your schedule. Here’s a look at what’s available.

Explore the Course Offerings

Introductory Level: 

  • Air Valves

  • Ball Valves

  • Check Valves

  • Plug Valves

  • Quarter Turn Valves

  • Val-Matic Municipal Water Valves

Intermediate Level:

  • Val-Matic Air Valves

  • Val-Matic Check Valves

  • Val-Matic FloodSafe Inflow Preventer

  • Val-Matic FrostSafe Two-Way Air Dampener and VentSafe Security Cages

  • Val-Matic Resilite Combination Air Valve

  • Val-Matic Valve Receiving, Handling, and Storage

  • Valve Actuators

Advanced Level:

  • Val-Matic Air Valve Installation Recommendations

  • Valve Flanges for Waterworks Service

 
 

Earn Washington CEUs

The 15-module VMU Waterworks Course course offers 3.0 CEUs upon completion, currently approved in Washington State. We anticipate continuing education credit options will be expanded to other states we serve, so stay tuned for updates. Visit VMU’s CEU Opportunities page for course and credit details. 

Find a Course You Can Use

Choose a topic that connects to your current work, or share VMU with someone who’s getting started in the industry. It’s a simple way to build product knowledge without waiting for the next scheduled training. Start exploring today!

 
 
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