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November 2009 - Update & Meeting Reminder | ||
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Our Upcoming Meeting |
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Date: | Tuesday - November 24th, 2009 | |
Time: |
6:00 PM - Networking and Dinner 7:00 PM - Meeting & Presentation |
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RSVP: |
ISA
Hamilton Section cordially invites you to
participate in a unique opportunity to network with Industry Experts and
your Automation Peers. In addition to an interesting and informative
presentation, a complementary luncheon/meal will be provided. (Don't forget to
advise us of any dietary restrictions you might have) Please RSVP by
Monday (preceding the meeting) to allow us sufficient time to organize the
meal and any dietary restrictions. To confirm your attendance.... (1) Send an e-mail message to our Program Chairman (Ashok Saha) at program@isahamilton.com (2) Send us a telefax at 905.332.4127 (3) Submit the Meeting Attendance Confirmation form which you access by clicking on this link: http://www.isahamilton.com/form/meetings.html |
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Venue: |
ABB
Canada Ltd. 3450 Harvester Road, Burlington, ON Google Map Link to ABB |
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Subject: | Unique Safety Considerations for Work on Offshore Platforms | |
Workplace
safety and safety concerns have been big news for quite some time now. It
seems that not a week goes by without some news of a significant industrial
workplace accident or incident. Every workplace environment now either has a
full fledged safety program of their own or a well defined set of
procedures, rules and guidelines to address safety in their workplace.
Offshore platforms such as the ones in place off the coast of Newfoundland
present very unique requirements for personnel and workplace safety. Their
remote locations, the harsh/hazardous environments, and the difficulty in
removing personnel in case of an emergency make them a most interesting and
challenging safety concern. This presentation will explore the safety concerns and challenges posed by offshore platforms and the various procedures and practices in place to reduce the risks |
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Speaker: | Tim Cziepel - Field Service Representative - ABB Canada | |
Tim Cziepel has significant experience in designing and upgrading process automation systems and instrumentation. In his role as an ABB field service representative, Tim has been an integral part of several offshore platform projects and will draw on this experience and expertise for our presentation | ||
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