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Take advantage of these
in-depth workshops to further your professional
development experience at the
2007 ILTA Conference and Trade Show.
These workshops allow
participants to study and explore topics and issues more in-depth. They
are ideal for terminal employees looking for additional educational
opportunities. Fees for these workshops are in addition to conference
registration fees.
Advanced Tanks: Air Emissions
Instructor: Rob Ferry, PE, The
TGB Partnership
Wednesday, June 13 – 1 p.m. to
5 p.m. and
Thursday, June 14 – 8:30 a.m.
to 1 p.m.
This intensive eight-hour
course provides a detailed look into air emissions issues relating to the
design, construction, and inspection of aboveground storage tanks. It will address regulatory compliance, emissions calculations, and recordkeeping
and reporting requirements. This course is structured for those who have a
basic knowledge of air emissions issues and are interested in more
advanced technical information. This is an excellent follow-up course for
those who attended Introduction to Tanks during the 2006 ILTA Conference
and Trade Show. It is an ideal opportunity to learn not only from an
expert instructor but also from your peers in the industry.
Registration Fee:
(Includes Wednesday lunch, and
Thursday breakfast and lunch)
Registration Fee: $375
On-Site: $400
Safe Tank Entry
Instructors: Guy Colonna, PE,
National Fire Protection Association; and Lamar Labauve, Delta Labs and
Gas Testing
Wednesday, June 13 - 1 p.m. to
5 p.m. and
Thursday, June 14 - 8:30 a.m.
to 5:00 p.m.
For each tank cleaning
activity, there is a necessary level of competence required to understand
and recognize actual and potential confined space hazards and safe work
practices. This program provides an overview of the procedures necessary
to ensure safe decommissioning, degassing, entry, cleaning,
re-commissioning, and associated work in and around aboveground storage
tanks. The workshop covers the basic requirements defined by the OSHA
Permit-Required Confined Space Standard, NFPA 326, and API Tank Cleaning
Standards 2015 and 2016. Attendees will understand the primary roles of
owners and contractor tank cleaning workers including facility personnel,
tank cleaning supervisors, entrants, attendants, workers, testers, and
rescuers.
Registration Fee: (Includes
Wednesday lunch and Thursday breakfast and lunch)
Registration Fee: $450
On-Site: $475
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