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SUMMARY:Commercial & Industrial (C&I) Manufacturing Solutions - PECO Financial Incentives
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintImproving energy efficiency and reducing energy-related costs can sometimes require investment in new equipment\, technology\, or controls. Often\, companies are eligible to apply for funding assistance to offset the cost of energy efficiency improvement efforts but are uncertain where to find these incentives. \nDuring this webinar\, learn about financial incentives available for small to mid-sized manufacturers throughout Pennsylvania to improve the energy efficiency of their facilities and productivity of their businesses. A representative will also discuss prospects for funding available through PECO\, including incentives for upgrading motors\, variable-frequency drives\, compressed air systems\, lighting\, chillers\, and much more. Additional funding prospects will be discussed by a PennTAP advisor. \nJoin this webinar to learn more about opportunities for energy savings at your facility and financial incentives from PECO. \nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/commercial-industrial-ci-manufacturing-solutions-peco-financial-incentives/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210916T160000
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SUMMARY:Getting it Right: Understanding the Impacts of DoD Cyber Compliance Enforcement
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintPrime contractors are encouraged to invite their suppliers (and especially the suppliers’ executives) to attend this webinar to learn more about what these impacts and liabilities mean for their future business. \nAs the DoD turns up the heat on defense contractors to ensure compliance with DFARS / NIST / CMMC cybersecurity requirements\, prime contractors and their suppliers are exposed to increasing impacts and liabilities. In Webinar 18\, the Cyber Collaboration Center welcomes former federal prosecutor Mr. Kenji Price\, who recently retired as the United States Attorney for the District of Hawaii\, and previously served as an Assistant US Attorney for the Eastern District of New York. \nNow in private practice with McDermott Will & Emery\, Mr. Price will discuss the legal impacts and risks involved in DoD contractor cybersecurity regulatory compliance\, including matters relating to False Claims Act (FCA) and the lesser known “Christian Doctrine” that can place liability on contractors in certain cases even when clauses are omitted from their contracts.  Business executives\, owners and leaders should clearly  understand what is required to meet DFARS\, NIST and CMMC regulations\, and the impacts of not properly meeting compliance.  We’ll explore the importance of discernment and how to ensure primes correctly understand the risks associated with their management of supplier compliance. \nIn addition\, experts from eResilience will provide examples of how some primes are helping their suppliers get education and assistance to help them manage supplier risk. \nRegister \nPRESENTERS\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nKenji Price\nPartner\, McDermott Will & Emery \n\nKenji M. Price focuses his practice on white-collar government investigations\, internal investigations\, compliance counseling\, and complex civil litigation. \nPrior to joining McDermott\, Kenji served as the United States Attorney for the District of Hawaii.  As the chief federal law enforcement officer in the district\, Kenji led a team responsible for representing the United States in criminal and civil litigation in the district. In addition to leading the US Attorney’s Office in Hawaii\, Kenji served as the Vice Chair of the Controlled Substances Subcommittee of the Attorney General’s Advisory Committee. Before serving as the US Attorney in Hawaii\, Kenji also served as an Assistant US Attorney in the Eastern District of New York.  While serving as a federal prosecutor in Brooklyn\, Kenji handled criminal investigations and prosecutions involving diverse subject matters\, while serving in the office’s General Crimes and International Narcotics and Money Laundering Sections. \nIn addition to his service as a federal prosecutor\, Kenji served as an infantry officer in the US Army.  During approximately four years of active duty service\, Kenji deployed overseas on four occasions\, leading soldiers in the 75th Ranger Regiment and 173rd Airborne Brigade. Kenji was twice awarded the Bronze Star Medal for his service during overseas deployments. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTim Williams\nTechnical Director \n\nTim Williams is the Technical Director of Referentia Systems and eResilience\, and is a CMMC-AB trained Provisional Instructor and Provisional Assessor.  Mr. Williams is a CISSP-certified IT security professional with 34 years of success in providing product design\, development\, and integration guidance for commercial and government secure and accredited systems. He is an experienced trainer and is part of the small group of security experts to complete the initial CMMC-AB Provisional Instructor training\, to begin the process of training CMMC Assessors. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLarry Lieberman\nCyber Evangelist \n\nLarry Lieberman has been a co-presenter and educational content developer for a multitude of cybersecurity compliance-focused courses\, training events\, webinars and other outreach and awareness building efforts that have provided insight and important information to thousands of large and small defense contractors throughout the DIB. \n\n\n\nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/getting-it-right-understanding-the-impacts-of-dod-cyber-compliance-enforcement/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210917T080000
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SUMMARY:Lockout/Tagout Training
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintThis full-day course will highlight lockout/tagout hazards found in manufacturing facilities and how to effectively prevent lockout/tagout accidents by implementing an effective energy control program. \nCOURSE TOPICS: \n\nOSHA’s Lockout/Tagout Standard\nEnergy Control Programs\nCase Studies\nEnergy Control Procedures\nLockout/Tagout for Robotics\n\nHOW YOU WILL BENEFIT: \n\nGain insight on OSHA’s lockout/tagout standard\nKnow the elements of an energy control procedure\nParticipate in case studies that will assist you in understanding how to meet the OSHA requirements\nLearn the basic requirements of how the lockout/tagout standard applies to robots\n\nThis course will be offered virtually through Webex. A link to the course will be sent to all course registrants prior to the course. \nNote: This course is for private-sector employers and employees. \nThis training is funded under grant number Grant SH-99019-SH0 (from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration\, U.S. Department of Labor). \nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/lockout-tagout-training-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210920T130000
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SUMMARY:Lockout/Tagout Training
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrint\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis 1.5-hour training will highlight lockout/tagout hazards found in manufacturing facilities\, and how to effectively prevent lockout/tagout accidents by implementing an effective energy control program. \n\n\nCOURSE TOPICS: \n\nOSHA’s Lockout/Tagout Standard\nEnergy Control Programs\nEnergy Control Procedures\n\nHOW YOU WILL BENEFIT: \n\nGain insight on OSHA’s lockout/tagout standard\nKnow the elements of an energy control procedure\nUnderstand methods of hazardous energy control\n\nThis training will be offered virtually through Webex. A link to the training will be sent to all training registrants prior to the training. \nNote: This training is for private-sector employers and employees. \nThis training is funded under grant number Grant SH-99019-SH0 (from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration\, U.S. Department of Labor). \n\n\n\n\nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/lockout-tagout-training/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210922T100000
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SUMMARY:CMMC Webinar – An Overview of the New Government Requirement and Risk Mitigation
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintAs you listen to the news these days and over the past several months – the magnitude of cybersecurity crimes and significant events are increasing exponentially.  These events have led many companies and Risk Managers to take a serious look at their cybersecurity prevention activities.  Those affected include both Private\, as well as Government Agencies regardless of size.  The Department of Defense (DoD) recognized this ever increasing threat and is in the process of launching the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) that will be required throughout the entire supply base. \nData security is key\, but demonstrating continual improvement\, proactive risk mitigation and cybersecurity certification may be part of Customer Contractual Requirements\, and can be a market differentiator.  If your company is reviewing your cybersecurity controls and risk assessment\, or considering Information Security Management or CMMC Certification – please join us for this webinar which will cover: \n\nUnderstand the background of the CMMC\nUnderstand the CMMC requirements\nReview examples evidence needed for CMMC audits\nUnderstand the current status of the CMMC Process\n\nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/cmmc-webinar-an-overview-of-the-new-government-requirement-and-risk-mitigation/
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SUMMARY:Guidelines for Leveraging Industry 4.0 Technology in a Resource-Constrained Post-COVID Era
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintAs we enter a post-COVID era\, manufacturers have rediscovered the value of being flexible and market-ready while also facing the need to embrace and deploy IoT technologies. However\, these plans are challenged by the current workforce shortage\, both in general and skilled positions. What approaches should manufacturers take to effectively digitize in this environment? \nJoin us for this IndustryWeek-hosted Webinar to learn the steps that your organization must take to realize the benefits of digitization in a post-COVID world where the skilled resources to implement these solutions are hard to find. \nSome of the topics we will discuss include: \n\nThe role of intelligent manufacturing in the post-COVID environment\nThe impact that disruptive emerging technology is having in facilities and within entire organizations\n\nAlso we will hear from Magna Pullmatic on how they are embracing technology to drive productivity in the post-COVID world. \nRegister \nBy clicking above\, I acknowledge and agree to Endeavor’s Terms of Service and to Endeavor’s use of my contact information to communicate with me about offerings by Endeavor\, its brands\, affiliates and/or third-party partners\, consistent with Endeavor’s Privacy Policy. In addition\, I understand that my personal information will be shared with any sponsor(s) of the resource\, so they can contact me directly about their products or services. Please refer to the privacy policies of such sponsor(s) for more details on how your information will be used by them.\nSpeaker \n \nNick Marchioli\, VP Sales-Global\, Shoplogix\nNick is a true veteran in the manufacturing world with over 20 years of experience empowering businesses through innovative software solutions and helping organizations refine their SMART goals. With hundreds of plant implementations in sectors like Automotive\, Food and Beverage\, Industrial Packaging\, CPG and Steel Services\, he has the right expertise to help you take your business to the next level. \nSponsor\n\n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/guidelines-for-leveraging-industry-4-0-technology-in-a-resource-constrained-post-covid-era/
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SUMMARY:Artificial Intelligence In Manufacturing: Real World Success Stories and Lessons Learned
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintFor manufacturers\, artificial intelligence can be a game changer. Greater efficiencies\, lower costs\, improved quality and reduced downtime are just some of the benefits to be gained. \nThis technology is not only for large manufacturers. High-value\, cost-effective artificial intelligence solutions are more accessible than many smaller manufacturers realize. \nIn this webinar\, you will hear use cases featuring several manufacturers including Precision Global\, Metromont\, Rolls-Royce\, JTEKT and Elkem Silicones. While artificial intelligence projects improved equipment uptime\, increased quality and throughput\, and reduced scrap – resulting in healthier bottom lines and increased profits – they came with lessons learned. Hear these companies’ stories including key drivers for success and the potential pitfalls encountered along the way. \nAgenda:\n\nThe difference between artificial intelligence and machine learning\nThe role artificial intelligence plays in industrial and process transformation\nHow to identify appropriate artificial intelligence solutions for your business needs\nBusiness use cases that deliver value to small and medium-sized manufacturers\n\nRegister \n\n\n\n\n\nPresenter 1:\nAndy Carr \nSr. Vice President – Operations\, South Carolina Manufacturing Extension Partnership (SCMEP) \nFor the past five years\, Andy has managed South Carolina MEP’s field team and third-party resources. With more than 35 years of manufacturing and consulting experience\, Andy knows what it takes to drive lasting operational improvement. That experience\, coupled with SCMEP’s proprietary assessment tools\, allows him to identify both the unique strategic and tactical initiatives required for success and then deliver and manage the resources required to execute those initiatives. Andy is passionate about U.S. manufacturing and believes that strong\, profitable manufacturing companies are the very bedrock of state and national economies. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPresenter 2:\nRick Oppedisano \nFounder & CEO of Delta Bravo \nDelta Bravo is an industrial strength predictive analytics platform\, purpose-built for manufacturers. Delta Bravo has enabled companies like Rolls Royce\, Toyota\, Nucor\, AccuWeather and more to turn raw data into ROI-driving Machine Learning and AI capability. Rick was recently named a Top 25 Transformative Leader in Manufacturing by Smart Manufacturing Magazine and was profiled as a leader by ASSEMBLY Magazine. Rick was also featured on national television network A&E’s American Entrepreneur series and in November 2018\, was featured on the cover of Smart Manufacturing Magazine’s AI Innovation issue. He was also named to M&A Advisor’s National Top 40 Under 40 Technology Executives in 2014. Prior to Delta Bravo\, Rick led the Global R&D team for a publicly traded company focused on Data Modernization. \n\n\nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/artificial-intelligence-in-manufacturing-real-world-success-stories-and-lessons-learned/
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SUMMARY:Why Repeat Incidents Keep Happening and What You Can Do About It
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintMost EHS professionals have first-hand experience of this. Incidents that could have been prevented but occur because the lessons from previous incidents are not effective. In this session\, we dive into this frustrating issue. Look at the ways in which they occur\, including the not so obvious issues. \nYou’ll hear some success stories and strategies for how to improve the effectiveness of the incident management lifecycle in preventing repeat incidents\, including how industry is working together to share lessons learned more effectively. \nRegister \nBy clicking above\, I acknowledge and agree to Endeavor’s Terms of Service and to Endeavor’s use of my contact information to communicate with me about offerings by Endeavor\, its brands\, affiliates and/or third-party partners\, consistent with Endeavor’s Privacy Policy. In addition\, I understand that my personal information will be shared with any sponsor(s) of the resource\, so they can contact me directly about their products or services. Please refer to the privacy policies of such sponsor(s) for more details on how your information will be used by them.\nSpeakers \n \nDavid Rocha\, Senior Product Manager\, Safe Operations and Fit For Work\, Wolters Kluwer | Enablon\nDavid Rocha is the Senior Product Manager for Health & Safety\, where he is responsible for products such as Incident Management\, Observations\, Job Safety Analysis\, Industrial Hygiene\, Occupational Health and Ergonomics. David is an EH&S professional with over 10 years in the oil & gas industry where he worked a variety of operational and corporate HSE roles\, including development and management of EH&S management systems. David’s passion lies in using his experience to help ease the burden of fellow EH&S professionals in making industry safer. \n\nStuart King\, Good Practice Manager – Human Performance and Power Systems\, Energy Institute\nFollowing an MA in Social Anthropology\, Stuart King became involved in human and organisational factors through coordinating the EI Hearts and Minds safety culture toolkit activities at the Energy Institute. He is the secretary of the EI Human and Organisational Factors Committee (HOFCOM)\, the Power Systems Committee (PSC) (along with its working groups – the Energy Storage Working Group and Solar Projects Working Group)\, and the Learning From Incidents Steering Committee. Within the EI Good Practice team\, Stuart project manages and acts as editor of the EI’s output related to: – human and organisational factors (https://publishing.energyinst.org/topics/human-and-organisational-factors) – power generation (including thermal generation\, energy storage and solar) (https://publishing.energyinst.org/topics/power-generation) – learning from incidents\, including the Tripod Beta methodology (https://publishing.energyinst.org/tripod) and the Toolbox web-app for sharing lessons learned from incidents (https://toolbox.energyinst.org/home) – safety culture (https://heartsandminds.energyinst.org) \nSponsor\n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/why-repeat-incidents-keep-happening-and-what-you-can-do-about-it/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210928T140000
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SUMMARY:Making the Case for High Performing Safety Programs
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintUpgrading programs or investing in new technology requires system-wide thinking that typically starts with the question\, “What’s the return on investment?” \nJoin experts from KPA and EHS Today to explore the results of the 2021 EHS State of the Market Report. Together we’ll explore the impact technology has on both program performance and employee engagement. You’ll leave with the data to make your case for investing in a high-performing safety program. \nRegister \nBy clicking above\, I acknowledge and agree to Endeavor’s Terms of Service and to Endeavor’s use of my contact information to communicate with me about offerings by Endeavor\, its brands\, affiliates and/or third-party partners\, consistent with Endeavor’s Privacy Policy. In addition\, I understand that my personal information will be shared with any sponsor(s) of the resource\, so they can contact me directly about their products or services. Please refer to the privacy policies of such sponsor(s) for more details on how your information will be used by them.\nSpeakers \n \n  \n  \n  \nJade Brainard\, Product Director\, KPA\nJade Brainard is the Product Director for KPA. She has been working with KPA products for over 13 years with a focus on providing turn-key risk management software solutions to KPA customers. She works closely with many types of organizations including manufacturing\, construction\, and insurance to understand where KPA technology could be expanded to better manage EHS and HR programs and improve the value generated from them. \n \nDave Blanchard\, Editor in Chief\, EHS Today\nDuring his career Dave Blanchard has led the editorial management of many of Endeavor Business Media’s best-known brands\, including IndustryWeek\, EHS Today\, Material Handling & Logistics\, Logistics Today\, Supply Chain Technology News\, and Business Finance. In addition\, he serves as senior content director of the annual Safety Leadership Conference. With over 30 years of B2B media experience\, Dave literally wrote the book on supply chain management\, Supply Chain Management Best Practices (John Wiley & Sons\, 2010)\, which has been translated into several languages and is currently in its second edition. He is a frequent speaker and moderator at major trade shows and conferences\, and has won numerous awards for writing and editing. He is a voting member of the jury of the Logistics Hall of Fame\, and is a graduate of Northern Illinois University. \nSponsor\n\n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/making-the-case-for-high-performing-safety-programs/
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SUMMARY:Combustible Dust and PPE: How to Adopt NFPA Standards to Improve Safety Culture
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrint\nMany dusts are flammable. If you work around any combustible dusts\, it is important to equip yourself and your team with proper FR protection. This webinar explores everything from combustible dust basics to details of the NFPA standards to help those who encounter combustible dust hazards improve their safety culture.\n\nRegister\n\nBy submitting this registration request\, I acknowledge and agree to Endeavor Business Media’s Terms of Service and to Endeavor Business Media’s use of my contact information to communicate with me about general event communications as well as offerings by Endeavor\, its brands\, affiliates and/or third-party partners that may be of interest to businesses and individual participants in my industry\, consistent with Endeavor’s Privacy Policy. In addition\, I understand that my personal information will be shared with any sponsor(s) of the event\, so they can contact me directly about their products or services. Please refer to the privacy policies of such sponsor(s) for more details on how your information will be used by them. You may unsubscribe at any time.\n\n\nPresenter\n\nScott Francis\, Technical Sales Manager\, Westex: A Milliken Brand \n\nScott graduated from Augustana College and the University of Iowa with a M.S. in Inorganic Chemistry. Since 1991\, Scott has been involved in the Safety Industry\, gaining extensive experience with the performance of protective apparel fabrics and protective apparel programs. Scott has participated in a number of industry organizations\, including Edison Electric Institute\, National Safety Council-Utilities Division and the Pulp and Paper Safety Association. He frequently addresses trade associations and groups regarding electric arc and flash fire hazards\, prevention of body burn injury\, the protective performance of flame-resistant fabrics and related topics.\n\n\nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/combustible-dust-and-ppe-how-to-adopt-nfpa-standards-to-improve-safety-culture/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211006T120000
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SUMMARY:Harnessing Manufacturing Operations Management to Achieve Resilient Execution in Changing Times
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintIt’s no secret that in the last year and a half\, manufacturers across all industries have endured significant disruptions to production and supply. In these challenging times\, the goal is not to only survive\, but to emerge as a leader. To capitalize on opportunities presented by disruptions\, manufacturers must forego isolated\, inflexible solutions in favor of a connected\, scalable\, and sustainable platform approach to manufacturing execution. This platform approach will digitally transform shop floor operations. \nA strong Manufacturing Operations Management (MOM) environment on the shop floor is at the heart of digital transformation\, as this is where the product\, business\, and operational functions intersect. As the current business climate has shown us all\, the supply chain can move quickly—the question really comes down to how quickly your organization can respond\, anticipate\, and pivot around the new and next normal. \nIn this live webinar hosted by IndustryWeek\, join Mike Bradford from Dassault Systèmes to explore: \n\nResilient execution of manufacturing operations in changing times\nOperational efficiency in manufacturing execution leveraging Manufacturing Operations Management\nSimultaneously maintaining high levels of throughput\, quality\, and customer service\nHow to balance production in the context of a dynamic and fast moving supply chain\n\nThroughout this fast-moving webinar Mike will be showcasing how combining your approach around Planning & Scheduling with your Manufacturing Operations Management system can unlock production innovation\, increase manufacturing agility\, and ultimately can reduce cost\, save time and better ensure deliverability. \nRegister \nBy submitting my information\, I acknowledge and agree to Endeavor Business Media’s Terms of Service and to Endeavor Business Media’s use of my contact information to communicate with me about offerings by Endeavor\, its brands\, affiliates and/or third-party partners\, consistent with Endeavor’s Privacy Policy. In addition\, I understand that my personal information will be shared with any sponsor(s) of the resource\, so they can contact me directly about their products or services. Please refer to the privacy policies of such sponsor(s)for more details on how your information will be used by them.\nSpeaker\n\nMike Bradford\nDELMIA Strategic Business Development\nDirector \nMichael J. Bradford\, CIRM\, has over 30 years of experience in Manufacturing and Information Technologies as an MIS Manager\, Materials Manager\, Management Consultant\, Software Consultant\, Business Owner and part-time college instructor. He is currently the Strategic Business Development Director for DELMIA. Mike is a member of ASCM (the Association for Supply Chain Management – formerly APICS) and AIAG (the Automotive Industry Action Group.) He has contributed to multiple industry work groups\, has spoken at numerous industry workshops and conferences and has been published in several trade magazines. \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/harnessing-manufacturing-operations-management-to-achieve-resilient-execution-in-changing-times/
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SUMMARY:NextGen EHS - Technologies Impacting Your Future
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintNew technologies are emerging rapidly\, and the COVID-19 pandemic has amplified the need for applying innovative approaches to Environmental\, Health\, Safety to drive safety performance\, lower costs\, improve oversight and increase skills. Technology such as smart glasses\, wearables\, AI\, drones\, autonomous vehicles\, robotics\, and more are demanding that you rethink your EHS programs and adapt to a rapidly changing work environment. These technologies create both new opportunities and challenges for EHS professionals\, and understanding them is critical for success. Come listen and learn about: \n\nTechnology adoption modalities and personas within any workforce\nThe most rapidly adopted technologies for EHS – like drones\, smart wearables\, LiDAR\, Artificial Intelligence\, Machine Learning\, and fit-for purpose mobile applications\nHow to think both strategically and tactically about incorporating these technologies into your organization to safely increase end-user adoption\n\nYou won’t leave empty handed\, either. Attend and gain access to the EHS supporting BSI Connect Summit\, and to a free demonstration  of a fit-for-purpose mobile application for emergency planning. \nFeatured speakers from BSI Consulting will use their broad exposure to advanced trends and techniques to share their predictions\, insights\, and recommendations on these topics to help you better mitigate risks\, identify opportunities\, and better position yourself and your organization to benefit from truly major H&S industry changes. \nRegister \nBy submitting my information\, I acknowledge and agree to Endeavor Business Media’s Terms of Service and to Endeavor Business Media’s use of my contact information to communicate with me about offerings by Endeavor\, its brands\, affiliates and/or third-party partners\, consistent with Endeavor’s Privacy Policy. In addition\, I understand that my personal information will be shared with any sponsor(s) of the resource\, so they can contact me directly about their products or services. Please refer to the privacy policies of such sponsor(s)for more details on how your information will be used by them.\nSpeakers\n\nJacob Zollinger\, CSP\, National Practice Director – Information Solutions\, British Standards Institution\nThe recipient of the 2020 SPY Award in Central Texas\, Mr. Zollinger\, CSP leads BSI’s Information Solutions practice. As BSI’s National Practice Director\, Information Solutions he has overall accountability for the US-based consulting team that supports clientele in technology utilization assessments\, database development and hosting\, and general EH3S technology excellence. Formerly he was President of the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP)\, Senior Consultant\, Performance and Assurance for Environmental Resources Management. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Oregon State University in Biology and Chemistry.\nJacob Zollinger \n\nXavier Alcarez\, CSP\, CIH\, National Practice Director – Safety\, British Standards Institution\nMr. Alcaraz is the Health\, Safety and Wellbeing Practice Director for BSI Consulting and leads a high-performance team supporting clients in the US and globally. He has 20+ experience partnering with clients to develop innovative and cost-effective solutions that improve EHS performance and integrate HSW systems into their business culture. Xavier has over 20 years of professional experience in industrial hygiene\, safety\, and building science disciplines. Xavier is the National Safety Practice Director and supports both regional and global clients. Xavier has been supporting organizations with managing pandemic risk and strategies related to risk assessment\, risk mitigation\, regulatory compliance\, and COVID-19 plan development and implementation. \nSponsor \n\nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/nextgen-ehs-technologies-impacting-your-future/
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SUMMARY:Tips for a Better Investigation and Root Cause: Going Deeper Than Human Error
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintThe process of incident investigations is a common practice that all safety professionals are experienced with\, yet many of our investigations end up with the same root cause\, human error. Most incidents can be tied to human error and although it is an accurate use for root cause\, to make a change towards preventative safety actions you must look at additional layers. \nThe definition of a root cause is best said by the organization TapRoot as “The absence of a best practice or the failure to apply knowledge that would have prevented a problem.” Applying this explanation of a root cause\, human error can be better used as a casual factor in the investigation process. The use of different approaches can help reach a deeper level of investigation that can gravitate a safety program towards prevention versus correction. \nTakeaways: \n\nTop 5 tips for Investigations\nHow to avoid human error as a root cause\nThe benefits of using dashboards\nWays to conduct interviews\n\nRegister \nBy submitting my information\, I acknowledge and agree to Endeavor Business Media’s Terms of Service and to Endeavor Business Media’s use of my contact information to communicate with me about offerings by Endeavor\, its brands\, affiliates and/or third-party partners\, consistent with Endeavor’s Privacy Policy. In addition\, I understand that my personal information will be shared with any sponsor(s) of the resource\, so they can contact me directly about their products or services. Please refer to the privacy policies of such sponsor(s)for more details on how your information will be used by them.\nSpeakers \n\nRachel Moore\, Solutions Consultant\, ComplianceQuest\nRachel Moore is a subject matter expert in EHS and consultant with ComplianceQuest. Rachel graduated with a bachelor’s degree and began a career in safety\, ranging across many aspects of the profession. She has run multiple programs within safety not limited to the EHS management system\, risk management\, IH and ergonomics. Rachel spent time in auto manufacturing\, battery manufacturing and compliance software. Entering the EHS profession as a recent grad\, she has been valued for her unique perspective on common practices. \n\nEric Morris\, VP of EHS Product Management\, ComplianceQuest\nAs Head of Products – EHS\, Eric is responsible for the growth and success of the Environment\, Health & Safety business\, with a strong emphasis on driving customer success across the user journey. Eric comes to ComplianceQuest with over 15 years of leadership experience at QHSE vendors suchas Dyadem (now Sphera)\, Intelex and Veeva in the areas of Professional Services\, Product Management and Strategy. Most recently\, he served as Head of Product at IQS – a Cority subsidiary. Eric is a Certified Scrum Product owner (CSPO)\, a Certified Risk Manager (CRM) and holds diplomas in Risk Management and Environmental Management from universities in the UK and Canada. He has a BS in Electrical Engineering from Christian Brothers University in Memphis\, TN. \nSponsor\n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/tips-for-a-better-investigation-and-root-cause-going-deeper-than-human-error/
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SUMMARY:How Smaller Manufacturers Can Develop Risk Management Strategies for their Supply Chains
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintLearn how to mitigate the business risks of today’s disruptions while building a more resilient supply chain.\n\nAs a smaller manufacturer\, you continue to be more vulnerable to global supply chain disruptions than larger companies. Having to pay for more materials\, parts or shipping is a difficult dynamic as you may not be able to absorb short-term losses or even a lower margin. But cost becomes less important if you can’t deliver a product\, and as uncertainty has been magnified\, it is now essential for you to manage risk in order to be responsive to customers. \nIn this webinar\, you will learn how to mitigate the business risks of today’s disruptions while building a more resilient supply chain. \n\n\nAgenda:\n\nHow to create a more resilient supply chain\nHow to map your supply chain\nHow to develop a supply chain risk management assessment\nHow to mitigate risk by balancing efficiency and responsiveness in your supply chain\n\n\n\nPresenters:\nGary Steinberg\, Supply Chain Advisor \nGary Steinberg is an experienced supply chain/operations and management consultant with over forty years of industry experience in operations\, manufacturing and supply chain. Gary has held senior level supply management positions with Fortune 500 companies such as: Apple Computer\, Alps Electric and Hewlett Packard. He has been working as a supply chain/operations consultant for the last ten years with clients in small and mid-cap companies including\, electronics\, e-commerce\, industrial products\, printing\, refrigeration systems\, defense products and medical devices. Gary has been affiliated with California Manufacturing Technology Consulting (CMTC) for the last three years and currently holds the position of supply chain advisor for CMTC. Gary has expertise in supply chain strategy\, logistics and distribution\, IOP\, supplier management programs\, strategic sourcing\, outsourcing\, partner management and LEAN manufacturing and facility startups. Gary holds a bachelor degree in Industrial Engineering from Northeastern University and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Chapman University. Gary is also Green Belt Certified and has been a LEAN Leader and Mentor for the Hewlett Packard Personal Systems Group. Gary has been a mentor in the Chapman University MBA Program and has also served on the Board of Directors for the Council of Supply Chain Management of Southern California. \n\n\n\n\nChris Scafario\, Vice President of Consulting Operations \nChris Scafario is the vice president of consulting operations at DVIRC. He works in Philadelphia and across the nation’s Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) to support the advancement of small to medium-sized manufacturers and their supply chain through leading the design\, implementation\, and oversight of consulting services in areas related to operational excellence\, top-line growth\, and business management. For the past 11 years\, he has been leading DVIRC’s Sales and Marketing Services practice\, where he uncovers and analyzes meaningful insights for clients and helps them execute on this information to become high-performance organizations. Chris developed DVIRC’s Lead Generation Program\, which has been delivered to more than 250 companies and has been adopted by MEP Centers throughout the country. \n\n\n\n  \n  \nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/how-smaller-manufacturers-can-develop-risk-management-strategies-for-their-supply-chains/
LOCATION:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="NIST MEP":MAILTO:https://www.nist.gov/mep
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SUMMARY:Risk Assessment Methods for Machine Safety and Cobots
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintWhen building a machine safety mindset\, one of the five fundamental building blocks is establishing a risk assessment method.  Many individuals rely on their understanding of what equipment requires risk assessment or use a company standard that may not follow current applicable standards. This webinar will explore current risk assessment methods and the fundamental approach to creating a risk assessment program for all EHS\, engineering design\, and maintenance staff. \nRegister \nElectronic Design would like to use your contact details to send you information and offers about our products\, services\, events\, conferences\, subscriptions and publications that may be of interest to you\, as well as on behalf of our carefully selected partners. You may opt out of receiving these messages at any time by clicking unsubscribe. You can find more information in our Privacy Policy.\nSpeaker\n\nPeter Rigakos \nP.Eng\, BSEE\nSchmersal \nPeter is a licensed Professional Engineer; he holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Saginaw Valley State University and an MBA from Purdue University West Lafayette. Peter started his career as an Electrical Engineer designing and reviewing automated safety systems primarily for automotive manufacturing facilities. Since that time\, Peter has gained extensive knowledge in machine safety for various industries\, allowing him to obtain his TUV Functional Engineering certification. Before joining Schmersal in 2012\, Peter worked for a diverse range of organizations\, including consulting\, integration\, and engineering design\, all within the industrial automation industry. Each of these roles prepared him to understand the industrial machine safety industry. Peter also supports technical colleges by offering a strategic plan for instructors to implement topics related to machine safety automation into their curriculum. The safety curriculum includes hands-on workshops and lectures on issues related to machine safety automation. \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/risk-assessment-methods-for-machine-safety-and-cobots/
LOCATION:Webinar
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211021T120000
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UID:7835-1634814000-1634817600@imcpa.com
SUMMARY:Small Business Cost Savings and Energy Reduction Calculator Toolkits
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintThere are simple\, low to no-cost steps you can take to make your building more energy-efficient\, more cost-efficient\, and more sustainable for the environment. PennTAP has created a free energy toolkit as a starting place and guide to small businesses when estimating potential energy savings for your building.   \nPennTAP’s toolkits have been designed to help estimate cost savings\, energy reduction\, and project payback.   \nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/small-business-cost-savings-and-energy-reduction-calculator-toolkits/
LOCATION:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211028T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211028T120000
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CREATED:20211019T174417Z
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UID:8077-1635418800-1635422400@imcpa.com
SUMMARY:A Manufacturing Leader's Guide to 3D Printing
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintThere has never been a better time for manufacturers to take advantage of 3D printing. More materials and capabilities are available then ever before\, and pricing exists for companies of all sizes. However\, the road to onboarding the right 3D printing solution can be a daunting task for some small and medium-sized companies to take on. Some may be overlooking prime 3D printing opportunities\, while others are allocating resources towards the wrong 3D printing technologies. \nOne thing is certain; those that successfully integrate 3D printing will have a leg up on their competitors. Those teams will be more agile\, faster to innovate\, and held in higher regard by their customers. \nThis webinar has been developed to help leaders of manufacturing teams assess\, validate\, and justify 3D printing for their own needs. \nKey Takeaways:\n\nHow 3D printing can benefit their company (beyond prototyping).\nDifferent 3D printing techniques and when to use them.\nKey investment and expense items to consider with insourced 3D printing.\nHow to calculate a return on your 3D printing investment.\nHow your local IRC can help Pennsylvania manufacturers who are interested in 3D printing.\n\nThere will also be a live Q&A session! \nPresented by:\nDan Fernback\, Vice President & Co-Founder at Juggerbot 3D\nJon Thompson\, Application Specialist at JBM Technologies \nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/8077/
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SUMMARY:Modernizing Your Operations – Selecting a New ERP
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintSystems of Intelligence based on robotics\, artificial intelligence\, and machine learning cannot be implemented on a weak foundation. They depend on solid Systems of Record\, such as Accounting/ERP\, Warehouse Management\, Procurement and Order Management. To keep up with the demands of their customers\, many manufacturers are running home grown or legacy systems that need to be replaced. \n\nThis workshop will provide attendees with a proven roadmap for success in selecting and implementing a new ERP system – the 5 Keys to Success which will help you Save Time\, Save Money and Reduce Risk.\nYou will learn proven\, successful strategies that you can utilize in your ERP selection process.\nWe’ll cover what due diligence really means. It’s a lot more than legal contract review!\n\nTarget Audience: C-Suite\, VP Operations\, those responsible for the current systems. \nPresenter:\nSandy Vosk\nFounder & CEO\nAdvantage Technology Solutions\nwww.advantage-ts.com \nAbout Sandy Vosk\nSandy Vosk is the President of Advantage Technology Solutions\, Inc.  Sandy began his career on the corporate side at PepsiCo\, TNT Express Worldwide\, Philips Electronics and Mutual of New York (MONY)\, where he consistently led major\, strategic digital transformation projects with consistent success. \nSandy is a highly-sought speaker\, panelist. and contributor at industry conferences and is very committed to “giving back” to the industry and the community. He is President of the NY/NJ Roundtable of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) and serves on the Board of the Urban Assembly School for Global Commerce (UASGC)\, helping HS students find opportunities for economic advancement through access to college and careers in the supply chain industry. \nAbout Advantage Technology Solutions\nATS helps manufacturing companies ensure investments in technology improve profitability\, operational efficiency & the ability to satisfy customer demands.  Sandy founded ATS in 2003 to help companies find innovative strategic solutions to their supply chain technology challenges. \nMany clients hire Sandy for advice in keeping up with the demands of eCommerce and modernizing their operations while others want the ATS team to support their selection and implementation of a new Warehouse Management System (WMS) and/or an Enterprise Resource Planning system (ERP). \nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/modernizing-your-operations-selecting-a-new-erp/
LOCATION:Webinar
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211115T130000
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UID:8098-1636977600-1636981200@imcpa.com
SUMMARY:Lean\, cobots\, robots\, and automation: can they all work together?
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintPerhaps you’ve recently embarked on a digital transformation within your organization. If so\, you’ve most likely heard of the promise of bots\, robots\, cobots\, machine learning\, and artificial intelligence. Automation has been with us for some time and still carries the promise of making tasks happen better\, faster\, and cheaper. \nWhere does Lean fit into this new world? Will Lean go away? Or will it be needed more than ever? Come explore this topic as we take a glimpse at how these technologies and mindsets might interact to achieve the best result. \nRegister \nThe session will be led by Brent White\, Purdue MEP Consultant\, alongside Purdue MEP Lean experts. This session is being hosted by IMC sister MEP. \nBrent has over 30 years of experience in applying both Lean and Six Sigma. He also has over ten years of experience focused on the application of Lean in areas outside of manufacturing (sales\, marketing\, finance\, etc.). Please join us for some concrete ideas\, great discussion\, and an opportunity to interact with industry leaders. You’ll walk away with solid ideas to determine what type of automation is best suited for your Lean and continuous improvement initiatives. \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/lean-cobots-robots-and-automation-can-they-all-work-together/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211116T150000
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UID:8093-1637071200-1637074800@imcpa.com
SUMMARY:Technologies to Meet CMMC
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintTechnologies are evolving to meet the new CMMC certification requirements\, everything from in-house capabilities\, to the cloud\, to outsourced resources to assist your organization in complying with the CMMC requirements. \nJoin Scott Dawson\, of Core Business Solutions\, as he discusses a variety of technical solutions to assist your organization. \nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/technologies-to-meet-cmmc/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211117T130000
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CREATED:20211109T202113Z
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UID:8096-1637150400-1637154000@imcpa.com
SUMMARY:Machine Learning in Manufacturing
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintAre you underutilizing your data that could lead to productivity opportunities? \nDoes your company have a specific problem but lacks resources to solve it? \nMachine Learning can be a cost-effective way to turn your data into solutions \nHow can Machine Learning benefit your manufacturing operation? Join us to learn how Machine Learning or Artificial Intelligence fit into your organization and the benefits that come with it. \nAgenda: \n\nWhat is Artificial Intelligence (AI) and what’s possible?\nWhat is Machine Learning (ML) in comparison to AI?\nWhere is ML currently applied in manufacturing – could use higher level examples instead of just manufacturing\nWhere to begin with ML\nManufacturer’s future with ML\n\nLong-term Value Proposition\n\n\nSummary of benefits\n\nResource list\n\n\n\nPresenter Chelsea Cummings\, The Barnes Global Advisors \nWho Should Attend This webinar will be tailored for manufacturing companies that want to learn more about Machine Learning and implement these People who are overwhelmed by their data. \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/machine-learning-in-manufacturing/
LOCATION:Webinar
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211118T100000
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UID:8101-1637226000-1637229600@imcpa.com
SUMMARY:Update on OSHA's ETS on Covid-19 Vaccine
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintUp in the Air! That’s where we are with OSHA’s Emergency Temporary Standard on COVID-19 Vaccination and Testing. Join us for an opportunity to learn more about the standard\, its current status and what it means for your business. Though its fate is unknown\, the best game plan is to be familiar with the requirements and prepared to comply. \nIn this webinar we will provide an update on the latest guidance from OSHA and do our best to answers your questions\, including: \n\n\n\nWho is covered by the vaccine mandate?\nHow are employees counted?\nWhat if workers have already been vaccinated?\nWill barriers and distancing allow for exemption?\nWho pays for testing?\nCan at-home tests be used?\nWhat resources are available to help employers be prepared?\n\n\n\nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/update-on-oshas-ets-on-covid-19-vaccine/
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CREATED:20211108T212552Z
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SUMMARY:Powdered Metals – Industry Trends and University Engagement Opportunities
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintWith increased global competitiveness and challenging customer demands\, companies in the powdered metals industry must continue to explore different avenues of innovation in order to maintain and grow their businesses. This webinar will focus on how Penn State can assist companies in tackling challenging problems facing powdered metals companies today. \nIn this webinar\, PennTAP will be joined by Dr. Todd Palmer\, Professor of Engineering Science & Mechanics and Materials Science & Engineering and director of the Center for Innovative Sintered Products\, and Dr. Daudi Waryoba\, Associate Professor of Engineering from Penn State Dubois. \nDr. Palmer and Dr. Waryoba will present current research activities at Penn State as well as look at the future trends related to the powdered metals industry. They will also discuss the facilities at Penn State which can support industry needs and share ways to engage with faculty and student expertise to solve challenging problems facing powdered metal companies today. \nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/powdered-metals-industry-trends-and-university-engagement-opportunities/
LOCATION:Webinar
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211118T163000
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UID:8091-1637251200-1637253000@imcpa.com
SUMMARY:Upcoming CMMC Revision
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintThe Department of Defense recently announced major changes to the CMMC program. Cyber compliance experts from eResilience will provide a brief update during this 30-minute webinar explaining what the anticipated changes are and how to prepare properly. \nThe DFARS 252.204-7012\, 7019 and 7020 requirements will remain unchanged\, which means that your current efforts focused on compliance with those clauses is still correct – but it will be important to understand what to expect from the new CMMC 2.0. Click here for more information on CMMC 2.0 \nAs a CMMC Licensed Training Provider and Registered Provider Organization with multiple Registered Practitioners\, Provisional Assessors and Provisional Instructors\, eResilience is tracking these developments closely. Learn what changes are expected and how they may impact your current plans for compliance. \nRegister \nABOUT OUR PRESENTERS\n\n\nTim Williams\, Technical Director \n\nTim Williams is the Technical Director of Referentia Systems and eResilience\, and is a CMMC-AB trained Provisional Instructor and Provisional Assessor.  Mr. Williams is a CISSP-certified IT security professional with 34 years of success in providing product design\, development\, and integration guidance for commercial and government secure and accredited systems. He is an experienced trainer and is part of the small group of security experts to complete the initial CMMC-AB Provisional Instructor training\, to begin the process of training CMMC Assessors. \n\n\n\n\n\nLarry Lieberman\, Cyber Evangelist \n\nLarry Lieberman has been a co-presenter and educational content developer for a multitude of cybersecurity compliance-focused courses\, training events\, webinars and other outreach and awareness building efforts that have provided insight and important information to thousands of large and small defense contractors throughout the DIB. \n\n\n\nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/upcoming-cmmc-updates/
LOCATION:Webinar
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211207T110000
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CREATED:20211119T145246Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211119T145246Z
UID:8106-1638871200-1638874800@imcpa.com
SUMMARY:CMMC 2.0 UPDATES: Changes to the Cybersecurity Requirements of DoD Suppliers
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintCybersecurity requirements for companies in the DoD supply chain can be confusing. This session will briefly explain the history of these requirements and what we can expect from CMMC 2.0. \nJoin us to learn how manufacturers can plan\, prioritize\, and implement cybersecurity requirements in a way that’s good for business – now and into the future. \nTopics covered include: \n\nKey changes resulting in the release of CMMC 2.0\, building on and refining the original CMMC program requirements\nUpdated levels of cybersecurity certification within CMMC 2.0\nNew opportunities for self-assessment or third-party audit\nExpected timeline for the rollout of CMMC 2.0\, understanding that requirements are still subject to change\nSteps your company can take today to adhere to CMMC 2.0 requirements\n\nPresented in partnership with: \n \nABOUT THE PRESENTER\nCelia Paulsen  | National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) \nCelia Paulsen facilitates efforts to improve the cybersecurity posture of small and medium size manufacturers throughout the U.S. as the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) Cybersecurity Services Specialist. She has been at NIST for about ten years doing research and developing guidance in areas such as cyber supply chain risk management\, small business cybersecurity\, and cybersecurity for additive manufacturing. Prior to joining NIST\, Celia was an analyst for the National Security Agency in the US Army. She has an MBA in information security from California State University\, San Bernardino\, and bachelor’s degrees in information technology and business management. \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/cmmc-2-0-updates-changes-to-the-cybersecurity-requirements-of-dod-suppliers/
LOCATION:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="NIST MEP":MAILTO:https://www.nist.gov/mep
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211207T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211207T130000
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CREATED:20211201T181512Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211201T182413Z
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SUMMARY:Implementing CNC Automation - Crawl\, Walk\, Run
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintMany CNC job shops are struggling with labor and skills crises in order to keep their business viable\, which has become increasingly challenging with COVID-19. While automating CNCs may sound like an easy answer\, shop owners are concerned with the complexity of automating low-volume\, high-mix production requirements; easy change-over; and ROI. Additionally\, many shops have limited floor space along with employees that have no robotics programming experience. \nIn this webinar\, Universal Robots and VersaBuilt Robotics will discuss how to start the CNC automation journey with a crawl\, walk\, run approach. It will begin with the CNC operation process\, then address the role of operators\, and finish with the CNC automation process. \nRegister \nBy clicking above\, I acknowledge and agree to Endeavor’s Terms of Service and to Endeavor’s use of my contact information to communicate with me about offerings by Endeavor\, its brands\, affiliates and/or third-party partners\, consistent with Endeavor’s Privacy Policy.  In addition\, I understand that my personal information will be shared with any sponsor(s) of the resource\, so they can contact me directly about their products or services.  Please refer to the privacy policies of such sponsor(s) for more details on how your information will be used by them.\nSpeakers \n\nStuart Shephard\, Vertical Development Director\, Americas\, Universal Robots\nStuart (“Stu”) Shepherd’s career spans more than 40 years in automation\, including roles at General Motors\, FANUC Robotics\, Shepherd Solutions (a boutique automation business consulting firm)\, KUKA Robotics and Güdel AG. He joined Universal Robots in April 2018 and is currently responsible for growing UR’s metal fabrication and machine tending markets in the Americas\, utilizing his deep experience ranging from large-scale automotive to small job shops to welding integrators. Stu is also a Past Chairperson and Board Member of the Robotic Industries Association (RIA) and Past Chairperson of the Association for Advancing Automation (A3). \n\nAl Youngwerth\, Founder & CEO\, VersaBuilt Robotics\nAl Youngwerth has been making innovative products for more than 35 years. After a 15-year career in software development\, Al founded Rekluse Motor Sports\, a manufacturer of high-performance motorcycle clutches\, in 2002. In 2015\, Al founded VersaBuilt Robotics to commercialize high-mix automation technology developed at Rekluse to the world market. Al holds Bachelors and Masters degrees from California State University\, Chico in Computer Science. When not tinkering with robots or new business opportunities\, Al enjoys riding anything on two wheels\, flying airplanes and racing cars. \nSponsor \n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/implementing-cnc-automation-crawl-walk-run/
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SUMMARY:Common OSHA Training Violations
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintThe same regulations show up every year in OSHA’s list of top ten violations\, and most include training requirements. In fact\, the specific paragraphs that mention training are among the most-cited provisions. Those standards include fall protection in construction\, hazard communication\, powered industrial trucks\, control of hazardous energy (lockout/tagout)\, and machine guarding. Although the machine guarding standard doesn’t mention training\, employers must rely on workers to avoid citations for things like removing guards.To help you avoid violations while keeping your workers safe\, this presentation will cover: \n\nThe specific training provisions that OSHA most commonly cites.\nStandards that don’t explicitly require training but imply a need for it.\nDetermining when refresher training might be needed (even if OSHA doesn’t require it).\nUsing training to protect your workers and your company.\n\nThis complimentary event will include a live Q&A session. \nRegister \nBy clicking above\, I acknowledge and agree to Endeavor’s Terms of Service and to Endeavor’s use of my contact information to communicate with me about offerings by Endeavor\, its brands\, affiliates and/or third-party partners\, consistent with Endeavor’s Privacy Policy.  In addition\, I understand that my personal information will be shared with any sponsor(s) of the resource\, so they can contact me directly about their products or services.  Please refer to the privacy policies of such sponsor(s) for more details on how your information will be used by them.\nSpeaker \n\n \nEdwin Zalewski\, EHS Editor\, J. J. Keller & Associates\, Inc\nEdwin (Ed) Zalewski is an EHS Editor at J. J. Keller & Associates\, Inc. He researches and creates content for a variety of safety-related topics and contributes to several products. Edwin specializes in issues such as walking working surfaces\, powered industrial trucks\, and injury/illness recordkeeping. \nSponsor \n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/common-osha-training-violations/
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SUMMARY:Export Methods and Channels – Choosing the right foreign representative or foreign distributor
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintDefining a strategy to find foreign buyers is a critical step of the export planning process.  Sales representatives or distributors in your industry sector can be a good way to sell your products in other markets.  Learn how to chose the right foreign partners and best practices for working with foreign partners to maximize your export sales.  Which channels of distribution should the firm use to market its products abroad?. Where should the firm produce its products and how should it distribute them in the foreign market?.  What types of representatives\, brokers\, wholesalers\, dealers\, distributors\, retailers\, and so on should the firm use? \nTopics\n\nChoosing the right foreign representative\, management\, incentives and growth (Damon Claus\, Castus)\n\nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/export-methods-and-channels-choosing-the-right-foreign-representative-or-foreign-distributor/
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SUMMARY:OSHA\, Workplace Safety\, COVID-19 and More – Your Questions Answered
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintDevelopments in the field of workplace safety this year have raised more questions than any prior time. This interactive webinar will allow you to present any questions you may have on OSHA issues\, workplace safety matters\, or proposed standards to an expert on worker safety. \nThe entire one hour session will solely be Q & A\, focused on providing the answers you are looking for. Join us for this engaging webinar\, and have your questions answered in real time. You can also submit a question in advance on the form below. \nRegister \nBy clicking above\, I acknowledge and agree to Endeavor’s Terms of Service and to Endeavor’s use of my contact information to communicate with me about offerings by Endeavor\, its brands\, affiliates and/or third-party partners\, consistent with Endeavor’s Privacy Policy.  In addition\, I understand that my personal information will be shared with any sponsor(s) of the resource\, so they can contact me directly about their products or services.  Please refer to the privacy policies of such sponsor(s) for more details on how your information will be used by them.\nSpeaker \n\nTravis Vance\, Partner\, Fisher Phillips LLP \nTravis Vance is a partner in the Fisher Phillips Charlotte office. He has tried matters across several industries and various subject matters\, including employment litigation\, business disputes and matters prosecuted by the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Travis has emerged as a thought leader in the field of workplace safety. His writing and interviews are followed closely by experts in the safety arena and have been featured in premiere publications such as Business Insurance\, EHS Today\, and the Wall Street Journal. \nSponsor \n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/osha-workplace-safety-covid-19-and-more-your-questions-answered/
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SUMMARY:How to Drive Effective Digital Transformation\, and Adopt AI and Machine Vision in Your Factory
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintManufacturers are constantly looking for new ways to optimize their operations\, reduce cost\, and improve productivity. Today\, most factories leverage only a fraction of daily production data because of latency\, security\, and privacy limitations. Taking advantage of AI and intelligent edge platforms will enable you to connect your assets\, analyze data at the edge\, get insights on the assets’ condition and manufacturing processes\, and act upon it in real-time to maximize throughput and minimize downtime. But how can you get started? \nIntel has been working with multiple manufacturers\, directly and through its ecosystem partners\, to develop intelligent edge platforms enabled by AI. During this webinar\, Capgemini\, Mariner\, Altair will review their solutions that address various manufacturing challenges. Join us to see how these companies already realize gains. \n\nCapgemini – Predictive asset maintenance solution to increase factories’ efficiency\, production capabilities\nAltair – AI-powered design to achieve manufacturing efficiency\nMariner – Visual quality inspection to improve production cycle time\, increase efficiency\, and enhance quality standards\n\nRegister \nIMC shares for informational purposes only and does not specifically recommend any particularly platform. By clicking above\, I acknowledge and agree to Endeavor’s Terms of Service and to Endeavor’s use of my contact information to communicate with me about offerings by Endeavor\, its brands\, affiliates and/or third-party partners\, consistent with Endeavor’s Privacy Policy.  In addition\, I understand that my personal information will be shared with any sponsor(s) of the resource\, so they can contact me directly about their products or services.  Please refer to the privacy policies of such sponsor(s) for more details on how your information will be used by them.\nSpeakers: \n\nFatma Kocer\, Vice President for Engineering Data Science\, Altair\n\n\nPeter Darragh\, Executive Vice President of Product Development\, Mariner\n\n\nCharles Cote\, Director\, Chief Architect & IoT Solutions Leader\, Capgemini\n\n\nStephanie Grisafi\, Global Sales Director\, Manufacturing / IOT Global Sales\, Intel \n\nJack Dunnigan\, Sr. Director Industrial and Auto BU\, PSG\, Intel \n\nSteven J. Meyer\, Sr. Principal Engineering – Facilities Automation\, Intel Corporation \n\nRam Ramasamy\, Vice President and Global Client Leader\, Frost & Sullivan \nSponsors: \n \n \n \n \n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/how-to-drive-effective-digital-transformation-and-adopt-ai-and-machine-vision-in-your-factory/
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