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New Standard Institute's maintenance seminars are held in various locations throughout the year. Click on any session below for the seminar outline. Click on the "Sign Up Now" button for instant, easy, on-line registration. Information on discounted hotel rooms will be sent upon registration. Please note: These seminars are also available for on-site presentation.
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Maintenance Planning and Scheduling
Chicago, Illinois
March 22 - 24, 2010
This comprehensive seminar covers daily, weekly, and monthly planning, scheduling and estimating. The session provides attendees with the insight needed to move away from emergencies and towards improvement of their facility's maintenance effort.
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Early registration: $1,175.00 (deadline 2/19/10)
Regular registration: $1,475.00
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$1,475.00
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Shutdowns, Turnarounds, and Outages
Chicago, Illinois
March 25 - 26, 2010
This session is designed specifically to address the needs of the Shutdown, Turnaround, or Outage Manager. The seminar follows our Maintenance Planning and Scheduling session - for those who want to take the full week in Chicago.
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Early registration: $975.00 (deadline 2/19/10)
Regular registration: $1,175.00
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$1,175.00
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Maintenance Planning and Scheduling
Los Angeles, California
April 12 - 14, 2010
Enjoy the exceptional amenities of a famous private membership Club in downtown LA. The Club will provide complimentary use of the Club's indoor Olympic-size swimming pool, running track, squash, racquetball and handball courts, and spa facilities for attendees of this seminar.
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Early registration: $1,175.00 (deadline 3/12/10)
Regular registration: $1,475.00
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$1,175.00
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Microsoft® Project for Maintenance
Los Angeles, California
April 12 - 14, 2010
Whatever computerized maintenance management system is installed at your site, Microsoft® Project is a vital tool for any planner. Learn the shortcuts and work-arounds to make your next Shutdown, Turnaround, or Outage the most successful ever. $100 rebate if you are bringing your own laptop, contact us for details.
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Early registration: $1,795.00 (deadline 3/12/10)
Regular registration: $1,995.00
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$1,795.00
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Advanced! Microsoft® Project for Maintenance
Los Angeles, California
April 15 - 16, 2010
A continuation of the seminar held earlier this week, this session is designed specifically for those who have used Microsoft® Project to manage a major shutdown. Go beyond the limits of the program to build templates and processes for projects as large as multi-million dollar petrochemical turnarounds to those as small as a single-minute die-exchange. Bring your own laptop for $100 rebate, contact us for details.
Click here for outline.
Early registration: $1,175.00 (deadline 3/12/10)
Regular registration: $1,475.00
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$1,175.00
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Maintenance Storerooms
Los Angeles, California
April 15 - 16, 2010
This comprehensive session on the organization - and re-Organization - of the spare parts held in your facility will get you on track for quantifiable improvements! Gain a fresh look on how to setup your storeroom, manage inventory, and control your suppliers. This seminar couples the fundamentals with cutting edge methods that have helped hundreds of Materials Managers and Maintenance Storekeepers.
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Early registration: $975.00 (deadline 3/12/10)
Regular registration: $1,175.00
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Leadership Skills for Maintenance
Upcoming dates to be announced.
Step away from your facility to gain perspective and learn how to strengthen your leadership skills. Your leadership style impacts your company, those you work with, and your own success. This activity-enriched session focuses on personal awareness, working relationships, influence skills, and conflict resolution distinctive to a maintenance operation.
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Maintenance Process Management
Upcoming dates to be announced.
Modern organizations must move toward improving the maintenance process. Preserving assets while fulfilling the overall mission of the company is key to any maintenance effort. This seminar is presented by Joel D. Levitt and features his acclaimed book "The Handbook of Maintenance Management."
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