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SUMMARY:Energy and Environment Project Implementation
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintPrior to the pandemic\, the craft brewing industry contributed nearly $83 billion to the US economy and supported more than 580\,000 jobs. During this time\, Pennsylvania ranked 5th in the number of craft breweries in the United States\, and 2nd in economic impacts by state. \nJoin us on National Beer Day for a webinar on how a craft brewer and small business owner can recover money and reduce operation costs through energy efficiency projects and best practices. We will be sharing project ideas and resources uncovered while working in the field\, which have reduced energy consumption\, expanded production\, and minimized waste and emissions. Also joining the webinar will be guest speaker Matteo Rachocki\, CEO of Voodoo Brewery\, who will share his experiences and lessons learned. \nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/energy-and-environment-project-implementation/
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SUMMARY:It Starts with Safety\, Better Today Than Yesterday
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintEveryone’s got a new job this year — and it’s keeping ourselves and those around us safe. It’s a role we all share\, whether in remote\, distributed or in-person teams. Put processes in place that connect teams from a distance\, engaging and enabling them to speak up\, raise issues and take action. An effective business doesn’t prescribe rigid ways of operating\, but puts power in people’s hands and makes them part of the solution. \nYou will learn: \n\nHow the right tools can empower your company to achieve operational excellence\nKeys to developing a continuous feedback loop through your operations\nHow companies like yours have seen substantial ROI from improved safety programs\nWhat your next steps should be\n\nSafety is more than just ticking a box — it lays a foundation that brings out the best in your team\, your protocols and your outputs. With the right tools and systems\, people are empowered to do their best work everyday and you see that difference in your bottom line. Sure\, it may start with safety but from a macro lens\, the operational excellence applications are tenfold. \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 \nJake Oldenhuis\, Partner Manager\, SafetyCulture\nJake Oldenhuis is a Partner Manager for SafetyCulture with years of experience assisting in the implementation of safety and quality processes and best practices. Jake is seen as a thought leader with his solution first mindset\, he has helped numerous customers and partners improve their safety\, quality\, risk\, compliance\, and operations programs across the USA. Jake has been a featured speaker for various safety and quality conferences\, including ASSP\, the iAuditor Summit\, and various associations. In addition\, Jake has assisted US schools who are now facing the immense task of returning safely back to learning. Jake has most recently worked with organizations embarking on digital transformation and process improvement to better their safety culture and work towards operational excellence throughout the recent pandemic. He is an expert on building adaptable business models that can thrive in the face of unforeseen events\, market forces\, all while minimizing risks. \nKrista Gustafson\, Brand Ambassador\, SafetyCulture\nKrista Gustafson is a brand ambassador for SafetyCulture with years of experience implementing safety and quality processes and best practices. Krista is seen as a thought leader who carries years of experience helping EHS Professionals in various industries. With her solution first mindset\, she’s obsessed with helping her customers improve their safety\, quality\, risk\, compliance\, and operations programs across the globe. Krista has been a featured speaker for various safety and quality conferences\, including the iAuditor Summit\, various restaurant associations and is engaged in industry various events such as ASSP\, EHS Daily\, NSC\, and more.  Krista has most recently worked with organizations embarking on digital transformation and process improvement to better their safety culture and work towards operational excellence throughout the recent pandemic. She is an expert on building adaptable business models that can thrive in the face of unforeseen events\, market forces\, while minimizing risks to better work environments. \nSponsored by \n\n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/it-starts-with-safety-better-today-than-yesterday/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210408T130000
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SUMMARY:Disaster Risks\, Trends\, and Being Prepared in 2021
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintWith a major winter storm already in the rear view mirror\, what else does 2021 have in store? Join National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) for an assessment of the upcoming year and a discussion of critical risks manufacturers may face including flood\, wind and supply chain disturbances. Discover suggestions for planning your business’ response to a disaster\, including tips to create a “culture of preparedness\,” preparing your people and planning for corporate giving and volunteering\, even virtually. \nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/disaster-risks-trends-and-being-prepared-in-2021/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210413T120000
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SUMMARY:OSHA INSPECTION! How to Handle It—and Prevent It
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintIf an OSHA inspector knocks on your door to conduct a safety inspection\, would you know why? Or how you could have prevented it? During this information-packed webcast you’ll discover: \n\nHow to know if you’re at risk for an inspection\nWhat the OSHA inspector wants to know\nWhat to expect during the inspection\nHow to help the inspection go smoothly\nWhat your company’s rights are\nHow to deal with citations\nHow to prevent an inspection in the first place\n\nBe sure to bring your questions to have them answered during 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.\nSpeakersEdwin (Ed) Zalewski\, Senior Editor – EHS\, J. J. Keller & Associates\, Inc. Edwin Zalewski is a Senior EHS Editor at J. J. Keller & Associates\, Inc. He researches and creates content for a variety of safety-related topics and contributes to a number of products. Edwin specializes in issues such as walking working surfaces\, powered industrial trucks\, and injury/illness recordkeeping. \nLisa Neuberger\, Editor – EHS\, J. J. Keller & Associates\, Inc. Lisa Neuberger is an editor specializing in workplace safety and environmental topics\, focusing primarily on hazardous waste. She is the lead editor for J. J. Keller’s Environmental Alert newsletter and the comprehensive Environmental Compliance Manual\, which help employers negotiate the complex environmental regulatory landscape. She also helps customers with their compliance questions and contributes to leading trade magazines. \nSponsor\n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/osha-inspection-how-to-handle-it-and-prevent-it/
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SUMMARY:Is Your Sales Force Ready for Change
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintChange is being forced upon us…\n• The shift to Remote Selling\n• Increased competition from low-cost competitors\n• Younger buyer and decision makers taking leadership roles \nSo\, what must we change in order to take on the change under our terms? \nJoin us for a 60-minute fast paced live-streamed event and we’ll shed insights into these key questions and assess your sales organizations Change Readiness:\n• Can we get better?\n• How much better can we get?\n• What will it take to get better?\n• How long will it take? \nYou’ll experience how sales leadership must drive the change and how that role must evolve. We’ll give you the “Sales DNA” that must be present in your salespeople in order to grow in effectiveness. Perhaps you’ve invested in sales training but did not experience the kind of results you hoped for and the program will show what needs to be in place prior to any training. \nIf increasing our sales team’s ability to execute your vision is a key priority\, then please join IMC consultant John Moore for this free event.\nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/is-your-sales-force-ready-for-change/
LOCATION:Live Streaming
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SUMMARY:DOE Energy Management Programs for Manufacturers
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintInterested in learning about the U.S. Department of Energy’s energy management services for manufacturers? \nIn this session\, we’ll hear from DoE program mangers as they discuss their 50\,001 Ready\, Industrial Assessment Center (IAC)\, and Combined Heat and Power (CHP) programs: \n\n50\,001 Ready – This program is a self-paced\, no-cost way for organizations to build a culture of structured energy improvement that leads to deeper and sustained savings that does not require any external audits or certifications.\nIAC – Small and medium-sized manufacturers may be eligible to receive a no-cost assessment provided by DOE IACs. Teams located at 31 universities around the country conduct energy assessments to identify opportunities to improve productivity and competitiveness\, reduce waste\, and save energy.\nCHP – The goal of the CHP R&D project portfolio is to enable private sector development of flexible CHP systems that can play a potential role in stabilizing and improving the resiliency of the electric grid.\n\nThe session will be recorded and will last one hour\, including time for Q&A. \nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/doe-energy-management-programs-for-manufacturers/
LOCATION:Webinar
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SUMMARY:Federal Funding Assistance for Research and Product Development
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintYou have an idea\, so how do you finance it?\nJoin Connie Casteel\, with the Advanced Technology Development Center (ADTC)\, as she covers the different federal funding assistance programs that are available for small to medium manufacturers. These funding opportunities\, Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR)\, provide non-dilutive research funding to help businesses prove its technology is feasible and provides the incentive to profit from its commercialization. Through these competitive awards-based programs\, companies are able to advance R&D\, technological innovation\, and product development to help build a strong national economy. \nPresentation topics will include:\n\nDetails about “America’s largest seed fund”\, that has $3 billion available annually\, with an average award up to $1.5 million or more.\n\n\nEligibility requirements to qualify for funding opportunities.\n\n\nHow we can help you navigate and coach you through the proposal process.\n\n\nIdentifying the right research grant or contract for you (funds are not a loan and do not have to be paid back).\n\n\nHow your company will retain its Intellectual Property rights and ownership.\n\n\nExamples of other companies currently awarded funding including; Quest Renewables (DOE project)\, Atheraxon (NSF project)\, Global Technology Connection (Air Force DOD project)\, IRobot (Army DOD project).\n\n\nRegister \nPresenter…\nConnie Casteel is an expert in the federal SBIR and STTR funding programs—funding utilized by small companies to develop new innovative products and services. She currently serves as SBIR/STTR Catalyst for the Advanced Technology Development Center (ADTC)\, Georgia’s high-tech startup incubator housed on the campus Georgia Tech. With over 15 years of SBIR/STTR assistance experience\, her primary responsibilities include educating entrepreneurs and companies on the SBIR/STTR programs\, providing strategic direction\, coaching/consulting\, one-on-one proposal support\, and providing commercialization guidance. While providing insights to SBIR/STTR applicants\, she has also served as a national SBIR/STTR Reviewer for federal agencies helping assess the commercial feasibility of proposed innovations. \nSponsored by…\n\n\nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/federal-funding-assistance-for-research-and-product-development/
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SUMMARY:Crisis Management - In Case of Emergency - The Aftermath
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintEffectively responding to a workplace crisis requires an understanding of what people need from management and how to provide it. \nIn this discussion\, attendees will learn first-hand experience about emergencies\, as well as an understanding of how to deal with a crisis from both legal and OSHA perspectives. \n\nviolent act\nserious injury\nfatality\nnatural disaster\nman-made disaster\n\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 \nTodd B. Logsdon\, Partner\, Fisher & Phillips LLP\nTodd Logsdon is a Partner in the Louisville office of Fisher & Phillips LLP\, and co-chairs the firm’s Workplace Safety & Catastrophe Management Practice Group.  He represents employers in a variety of forums\, including state and federal courts and before administrative agencies.  Todd obtained his undergraduate degree from Murray State University\, as well as his graduate degree in Occupational Safety and Health\, and his law degree from the University of Louisville.  He is a member of the American Bar Association\, Labor and Employment Law Section\, Occupational Safety and Health Committee\, as well as the Indiana\, Kentucky and Louisville Bar Associations.  Todd is admitted to practice in Kentucky and Indiana state courts\, the federal courts of the Eastern and Western Districts of Kentucky\, the Northern and Southern Districts of Indiana\, and the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.  Todd accrued many years of practical experience prior to beginning his legal career working in manufacturing with responsibilities for Human Resources and Safety. Todd represents and advises employers exclusively on a variety of labor and employment topics\, with a particular emphasis on OSHA issues including contesting and litigating OSHA citations\, representing employers during OSHA inspections/investigations\, OSHA compliance audits and providing OSHA compliance advice\, defending whistleblower/retaliation claims\, as well as discrimination\, FMLA\, wage and hour\, and covenants not to compete. \nSponsor\n\n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/crisis-management-in-case-of-emergency-the-aftermath/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210415T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210415T150000
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SUMMARY:OSHA Is Updating the HazCom Standard to Better Align with GHS
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintOSHA recently published a long-awaited notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) that would update its Hazard Communication Standard (HazCom) to align with Revision 7 of the UN’s Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS). The proposed revisions would have far-reaching impact throughout the chemical supply chain\, including the need for hazardous chemical manufacturers to A) reclassify certain chemicals\, B) reauthor safety data sheets (SDSs)\, and C) develop new shipped container labels; and for end-users to manage a wave of updated SDSs and shipped labels in their inventory\, and to update their own HazCom practices accordingly. The public comment period for the NPRM ends on April 19\, 2021. \nThis live webinar will review the background of the NPRM and the proposed changes\, taking a close look at significant changes\, such as the introduction of new classifications for several categories of chemicals\, changes to requirements for labeling\, and changes to select hazard and precautionary statements. \nRegister today for an in-depth look at OSHA’s NPRM so you can make sure your business and your people are well-prepared. \nThis webinar includes: \n\nA brief review of the HazCom Standard and the previous alignment of the Standard with GHS Revision 3 due via the 2012 final rule\nA discussion of proposed changes to classifications of several categories of hazardous chemicals and the industries most likely to be impacted by the changes\nAn explanation of proposed changes to labeling requirements for “small” and “very small” containers\, proposed updates to hazard and precautionary statements\, and proposed changes that would better align hazard communication requirements between the United States and Canada\nAn analysis of the next steps to expect following the NPRM and best practices that chemical users throughout the supply chain can take to prepare for future changes and maintain compliance with the HazCom Standard\n\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 \nPhil Molé\, EHS & Sustainability Expert\, VelocityEHS\nPhil Molé holds a Masters in Public Health (MPH) from University of Illinois at Chicago\, where he was a recipient of a National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) traineeship. He has worked in the EHS Industry since 1995\, including many years as a regulatory consultant\, and a role as Global EHS Coordinator for a large manufacturing company. In his current position as an EHS & Sustainability Expert at VelocityEHS\, Phil conducts webinars and develops content on a wide variety of EHS topics\, and has spoken at safety conferences such as ASSP and NSC’s Congress and Expo. \nSponsor\n\n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/osha-is-updating-the-hazcom-standard-to-better-align-with-ghs/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210421T100000
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SUMMARY:Strategies for Reducing Your Healthcare Costs
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintGain a better understanding of what is behind the rising cost of healthcare and prescription drugs.  Learn alternative ways to fund your health plan; a solution to reduce your spend on prescription drugs; and strategies to reduce the overall health risk of your group. \nA number of solutions will be presented that have been successfully implemented with clients to help them reduce their spend in each area.  Finally\, several success stories will be shared how employers have been helped in various ways. \nDownload Brochure \nPresenter\nStuart Klein\, Vice President\, Employee Benefits\nCBIZ Employee Benefits \nStuart is a Benefits Consultant with CBIZ\, who has been helping clients achieve their goals for over 12 years in the areas of Employee Benefits and Human Capital Management. He has worked with numerous companies across an array of industries in Pennsylvania and New Jersey\, helping them to attract and retain talent. By emphasizing wellbeing and healthcare consumerism\, Stuart has helped his clients lower their risk and reduce their overall healthcare spend.  He has successfully worked with clients to improve their employee engagement while keeping them compliant to the ever-changing industry regulations.  Stuart and his team have partnered with many manufacturing clients in Pennsylvania\, and understands the unique challenges that the industry faces. Prior to CBIZ\, Stuart was a Human Resources Consultant at Paychex.  During his tenure\, he helped hundreds of small businesses in the areas of employee management\, benefits and compliance. \nAbout CBIZ Employee Benefits:  With more than 100 offices and 4\,800 associates in major metropolitan areas and suburban cities throughout the U.S.\, CBIZ (NYSE: CBZ) delivers top-level financial  benefits and insurance services to organizations of all sizes\, as well as individual clients\, by providing national-caliber expertise combined with highly personalized service delivered at the local level. \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/strategies-for-reducing-your-healthcare-costs/
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SUMMARY:Building A Machine Safety Mindset
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintMany individuals involved in machine safety design rely on their understanding of “what is safe” when designing or upgrading an industrial machine. This can lead to inconsistent machine safety methodologies amongst EHS\, Engineering design\, and maintenance professionals in a workplace. This webinar discusses the steps of building a machine safety mindset to achieve a more uniform company machine guarding and safety methodology. \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 \nPeter Rigakos\, P.Eng\, BSEE\, Schmersal\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. \nPeter 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. \nBefore 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. \nPeter 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. \n\n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/building-a-machine-safety-mindset/
LOCATION:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210422T090000
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SUMMARY:How to Write an Export Compliance Manual
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintAn Export Management and Compliance Program (EMCP) is a written set of export-related guidelines and operational policies\, procedures\, and safeguards that tell employees what is expected of them and provides management with a framework to evaluate whether: what should happen\, does happen and what should not happen\, does not happen. \nA good EMCP should include:\n• Reflect Operational Reality\n• Be Up-to-Date and Current\n• Appropriate Company-Specific Content\n• Wide Distribution\n• Fully Defines Standards of Conduct for Export Operations: Policies\, Functions\, Processes\, Responsible Personnel\n• Documents Procedures for Checks and Safeguards\n• Integration of Policies and Procedures\n• Monitoring to Continuously Improve and Ensure Integrity\n• Adequate Resources\n• A Compliant Corporate Culture \nThis webinar will:\n• Identify the various control agencies and regulations\n• Help you understand export control classification\n• Define: What is an export\, Technical data\, Technical Services\, US-Persons\, and other key items\n• Provide the steps in creating an EMCP by reviewing the structure of an actual plan\n• How a Technology Control Plan (TCP) is integrated into a EMCP \nWho should attend?\n• Senior management\n• Export compliance managers\n• Logistics/Shipping\n• Engineering\n• Sales\n• Facility security\n• IT\n• Human Resources \nSpeakers\n\n\n\nBob Imbriani\, Executive Vice President\, International for Team Worldwide & President of Team Ocean Services\, Team International Trade Services\n\nBob Imbriani has been in the international/domestic transportation and logistics field for over four decades. He is currently Executive Vice President\, International for Team Worldwide & President of Team Ocean Services\, Team International Trade Services and Team Canada.\n\n\n\nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/how-to-write-an-export-compliance-manual/
LOCATION:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210427T110000
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SUMMARY:Digital Marketing & Web Design Essentials for Small and Midsized Manufacturers
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintIn today’s economic climate\, and with COVID-19 causing businesses to operate virtually\, manufacturing leaders need to be as resilient and creative as possible when reaching out to the market. Successful manufacturing companies utilize a mix of marketing tactics to generate awareness and ultimately drive sales. But how do you know which tools to use\, and when? \nThis webinar will help you understand how you can use both inbound and outbound marketing strategies to help grow your customer base. From your brand identity and target markets\, to your website and online advertising\, learn how to use the best marketing tools to generate leads. \nRegister \nSponsored by: \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/digital-marketing-web-design-essentials-for-small-and-midsized-manufacturers/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210427T110000
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SUMMARY:Northcentral Pennsylvania Energy Efficiency Roundtable: Compressed Air Systems
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintCompressed air is among one of the highest cost and least energy efficient systems in manufacturing. If you are responsible for or depend upon compressed air in your plant or building\, join our North Central Pennsylvania Energy Efficiency Roundtable webinar on April 27th. \nHank Van Ormer\, founder of Air Power USA Inc.\, and Don Van Ormer\, Senior Air Specialist\, will discuss best management practices and opportunities to reduce energy costs and increase the performance of your compressed air system. Specifically\, the webinar will identify common areas in industrial facilities where demand-side energy reductions can be found. \nIf you have specific questions about issues\, problems\, or aspects of your compressor system\, Air Power USA representatives will be available during this webinar to discuss them with you. \nREGISTER HERE\nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/northcentral-pennsylvania-energy-efficiency-roundtable-compressed-air-systems/
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SUMMARY:The Race to EHSQ Excellence - Winner Takes All
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintOrganizations regularly set objectives for safety and quality\, and those objectives rarely target excellence or perfection. Instead\, they target goals for reducing injuries\, illnesses or quality-related incidents. However\, W. Edwards Deming\, the brilliant engineer and statistician who became a leading spokesperson for quality after WWII\, taught that when an organization accepts a certain level of imperfection\, that organization will always have imperfection. When it comes to reducing injuries and illnesses and achieving operational excellence\, the goal must be zero negative events. \nOne of the key challenges to achieving operational excellence is having a siloed approach across safety and quality departments\, which have historically run independent of each other. Technology can be a valuable tool to help break down these barriers and enable integration of processes\, people and teams. This presentation explores the integration of technology with the 5 key elements of excellence that can unlock immediate value across your operations. Sign up now and learn about the following: \n\nHow to create goals that don’t support a tolerance for failure.\nHow to explain all goals in terms of an EHSQ process.\nHow to highlight the convergence of safety and quality as a means of success.\n\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 \nTerry Mathis\, Founder & CEO\, ProAct Safety\, Inc.\nTerry Mathis is the founder and CEO of ProAct Safety\, an international safety and performance excellence firm. He is known for his dynamic presentations and writing in the fields of behavioral and cultural safety\, leadership\, and operational performance\, and is a regular speaker at ASSE\, NSC\, and numerous company and industry conferences. He has been a frequent contributor to industry magazines for over 15 years and is the coauthor of STEPS to Safety Culture Excellence (WILEY\, 2013). \nDebra Koehler\, Director of Solution & Industry Marketing\, Intelex\nDebra Koehler currently leads the Product and Customer Marketing functions at Intelex\, where the focus is to enable successful customer acquisition and expansion\, primarily through product launches\, promotional campaigns\, and programs designed to turn customers into advocates. In addition to keeping a pulse on the market\, Debra and her team also serve as a channel into the product development process with market input and customer feedback gained from various outreach efforts. With a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification and over 20 years in product management\, Debra uses her education\, experience and most of all her passion to help customers achieve more\, be more with technology that makes sense. \nSponsor\n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/the-race-to-ehsq-excellence-winner-takes-all/
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Risk Management
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintMost businesses were caught off guard by 2020\, and were unprepared to react quickly to some of the unexpected impacts to their business. Do you know what other risks may be lurking out there that can threaten your future business? It’s critical for any business to learn how to identify your business exposure to risk. Understand what steps you can take now to eliminate or lessen the impacts of risks\, and how to better manage them.  \nRegister \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/introduction-to-risk-management/
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SUMMARY:Power & Battery Technology Innovations for Material Handling Equipment
DESCRIPTION:Print PDFPrintThe unprecedented use of e-commerce has contributed to a huge growth in the need for efficiency in distribution and warehousing. For example\, the distribution of pre-prepared\, home delivered meals and other grocery items has increased the need for cold-chain and freezer storage. New Lithium battery technology is an integral part of effective scaling and efficient use of new and existing material handling equipment. \nIn this webcast\, you will learn from practical examples how an integrated power platform\, enabled with the Internet of Things (IOT) technology\, can increase the efficiency of your equipment and personnel while meeting targets for green initiatives. \n\nLearn best practices from real-world examples that will:\nDecrease time-consuming battery maintenance protocols or procedures\nIncrease fleet up-time with wireless opportunity charging\nDecrease electricity consumption and reduce use of consumable equipment parts\nOptimize use of floor space\n\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 \nRobin Schneider\, PhD\, Director of Marketing\, Green Cubes Technology\nRobin has more than 15 years of experience in the marketing of batteries and power technology. She started her career in the battery industry working at Micro Power Electronics\, and subsequently worked at Inventus Power and Phasium. She holds a PhD in Materials Science from the University of Texas where she studied with John Goodenough\, who earned a Nobel Prize for his role in the invention of the Li-ion battery. Robin has extensive experience with business-to-business marketing and has an intimate knowledge of Medical OEM customers\, but she is most excited by the growth opportunities afforded by the material handling industry. \nSponsor\n\n \nPrint PDFPrint
URL:https://imcpa.com/event/power-battery-technology-innovations-for-material-handling-equipment/
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