Re: Pyro courses

I suspect you'll find difficulty when seeking formal pyro training in
Europe. You might contact the Pyro-Pak distributor in Germany and ask them
for input. Their products are probably what you want to use in that kind of
setting, but I have little idea of what one would need to do in Belgium to
get ones paperwork in order. The Pyro_Pak people might have a much better
idea of what you should do, though. Last contact information I have for them
is: Luna Tech Euro, Strassberg 5, 24358 Ascheffel, Germany te.
49-4353-99770.

"Torak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I've been asked to manage the pyrotechnics at a school fashion show this
> spring; I've been making "things that go bang" for some years, studied
> lab chemistry, and have some experience with pyro in the military.
>
> HOWEVER, I have no formal qualifications. How do I go about getting
> qualified? Are there any courses I can take? How long are they usually?
>
> I should mention that the fashion show will be in Belgium, and until
> then I'm likely to be in either the UK, Sweden or Belgium.
>
> Many thanks,
>
>    Andrew
>