| 2007 OSHA Electrical Standard Updates |
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DATE:
April 15 TIME: 2:30 PM
ROOM: Keystone D
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
• A Historical Review of the OSHA Electrical Standards
• How OSHA and NFPA 70E/NEC Have Been Enforced
• Changes Referencing NFPA 70E
• Changes Referencing the NEC
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This seminar will
review the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration’s first changes to the general
industry electrical standard in more than 25
years. These changes will focus on the NFPA 70E
and National Electric Code elements incorporated
into 29CFR Part 1910 Subpart “S.”
PRESENTER: Steve Strayer, MEPC, CIH, CSP,
REHS, RS; Rick Hoover, PE, CEM
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2008
NEC Changes - General Overview |
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DATE:
April 15 TIME: 9:30 AM
ROOM: Keystone D
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
• Code Changes Presented in Article Number Order
• NEW! Intersystem Bonding Termination
• NEW! Luminaire Disconnects
• NEW! Tamper Resistant Receptacles
• Expansion of AFCI Breakers
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This seminar will cover
over 120 NEC Changes that went into effect with
the 2008 edition of the NEC. The presentation is
in electronic format and includes a soft-back book
for each participant. The Article II and code
wording are identified for each change. The
seminar will be presented with graphics
illustrating the changes and has been compiled by
the technical liaison department of Thomas & Betts
whose members are all principal members of code
making panels representing NEMA.
PRESENTER: Greg Steinman, Engineer; Greg is
a technical liaison engineer for Thomas & Betts
Corp. and has over 20 years experience in
engineering in the electrical industry. He is a
principal member of the National Electrical Code
making panel 5 covering grounding and bonding as a
representative of the National Electrical
Manufacturers Association and is a member of
numerous industry associations including NEMA,
NFPA, IAEI, and IEEE.; Mark Nowak, T&B National
Specifications Manager
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2008
NEC Code Changes In Relation to Power Distribution |
 DATE:
April 15 TIME: 11:00 AM ROOM:
Keystone D
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
• Selective Coordination
• AFCI’s - Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters
• TVSS - Transient Voltage Surge Suppression
COURSE DESCRIPTION: A review of the three
big code changes and how they impact you.
Selective Coordination: Where is it being
enforced? What must I do to comply? If I miss it
in a spec, or if the Authority Having Jurisdiction
(AHJ) is now enforcing it, am I in trouble? AFCI:
When & where are they required? What do they look
for? TVSS: Why the 2nd edition revision code was
created. When is it in effect? What’s the benefit?
PRESENTER: Brad Zilch, Consulting Account
Manager
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A
Guide to Video Surveillance |
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 DATE:
April 16 TIME: 12:30 PM ROOM:
Keystone D
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
• “Big Brother” Syndrome
• The Benefits of Surveillance
• Technology of Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
• Determining Your Needs
• Equipment Overview from Camera Lens to Recorder
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Google “Video
Surveillance Products” and you’ll find nearly
three million search results. Where do you go from
there? With the proliferation of “wanna-be”
manufacturers, the task of choosing a complete
surveillance system can be daunting. Technology
changes rapidly; however, needs remain relatively
constant. Information presented in this seminar
will provide you with the tools needed to
determine and select the right products best
suited for your surveillance needs.
PRESENTER: Fred Lew, DataComm Sales
Engineer
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Advanced
Sensing Products Workshop |
DATE:
April 15 TIME: 3:30 PM ROOM:
Keystone E
DATE:
April 16 TIME: 9:00 AM
ROOM: Keystone E
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
• New Sensors from Rockwell Automation
• Application Examples
• Hands-On Sensor Programming
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This seminar and
workshop will cover the basics of the MultiSight
Vision Sensor, Analog Output Laser Measurement
Sensor, Discrete Laser Sensor, New! Color
Recognition Sensors and more advanced
applications. The workshops will start with the
basics for those new to these products and proceed
into advanced discussions, including advantages,
and successful implementation for applications.
Develop a better understanding of the newest
Allen-Bradley sensors and become an expert in
solving your most difficult sensor applications.
This course is a must for those wanting to make
the most of these exciting new product offerings!
PRESENTER: Chuck McLamb, Application
Engineer; Brian Schriver, Product Manager
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Allen-Bradley
2100 IntelliCenter Motor Control Center Overview
and Demo |
DATE:
April 15 TIME: 9:30 AM ROOM:
Keystone A
DATE:
April 16 TIME: 11:00 AM
ROOM: Keystone E
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
• IntelliCenter Basics
• IntelliCenter Demo
• IntelliCenter Q&A
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Do you have a motor
control center application? This seminar will give
you an overview of the features and benefits of
the Allen-Bradley Bulletin 2100 IntelliCenter
Motor Control Center. Learn the basis for the
design of the IntelliCenter, its functionality,
and its benefits. See a brief demo followed by a
question and answer session.
PRESENTER: Kirby Rhodes, MCC Specialist,
Schaedler Yesco
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Allen-Bradley
Industrial Control Product Update |
DATE:
April 15 TIME: 1:30 PM ROOM:
Governor B
DATE:
April 16 TIME: 1:00 PM
ROOM: Governor B
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
• New Surge Protection & Line Filtering Products
• IEC Product Revisions
• Control & Load Protection Products to Meet UL508 & UL489
Standards
• Enhanced Product Design Changes to Meet IP2X Finger & NFPA70
Finger Safety
Requirements
COURSE DESCRIPTION: See new products
available for use in control cabinets and the
expansion of Allen-Bradley’s product offerings in
the standard control space. Get an overview of
existing products with enhanced design changes to
meet changing customer and standards requirements.
See new and existing products designed to meet
UL508A and UL489 specifications when used in
electrical control panels.
PRESENTER: Jack Smith, Standard Control
Specialist, Schaedler Yesco; Joe Pickell,
Component Sales Engineer, Rockwell Automation
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An
Introduction to Mechanical Pipe Joining Solutions |
DATE:
April 15 TIME: 1:00 PM ROOM:
Keystone A
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
• Field Assembly of the New Quick Vic 107 Coupling for
• Steel Pipe
• Field Assembly of the New Quick Vic 607 Coupling for Copper Tube
• Roll Grooving Demo and New Tool Introduction
• Introduction of New EHP Gasket Rated at 250° F
• Introduction of Quick Vic Coupling for Stainless Steel Pipe
• Introduction to an Advance Groove System (AGS) Large Diameter
Pipe Joining System
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Victaulic, a worldwide
leader in mechanical pipe joining solutions since
1925, has been providing customers with
innovative, reliable piping systems solutions for
many applications.
PRESENTER: Bob Clark, Factory Rep; Chuck
Maun, Regional Manager
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Cable
Pulling Safety |
 DATE:
April 16 TIME: 2:00 PM ROOM:
Keystone C
TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:
• Cable Puller Uses
• Proper Cable Puller Setup
• Safety in the Work Environment
• Avoiding Improper Setup and Use
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This seminar will
identify how to properly setup and use cable
pullers in various environments. Be aware of your
environment and always think safety when using
cable pullers.
PRESENTER: George Halpin, Territory Manager
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