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March 10 Potawatomi Casino Milwaukee, WI

251 DAYof Training

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• NFPA70e Electrical Safety Training

• Exothermic Welding

• SIMpull Solutions® by Southwire®

• The Language of LED’s & Color

Earn over 8 CEU’sin 1 day of training!

NEW THIS YEARClasses on Industrial Manufacturing

schedule overviewBreakfast: 7:00 a.m.Welcome Message: 7:30 a.m.Classes: 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.Trade Show: 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.Lunch: 12:00 noon

networking event6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Stay for our Networking Event from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Connect with industry experts, vendor exhibitors, and peers. Drinks and appetizers will be served.

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Thursday, March 10 Room Name Serenity Room Clarity Room Inspire Room

7:00 - 8:00 Registration

7:30 - 8:00 Welcome Message

8:00 - 9:00The Language of Lighting, Color & LEDs (2 CEU’s) Arc Flash Training (2 CEU’s)

Machine Safety and Governing Standards

9:00 - 10:00 Different Safeguarding Techniques and Solutions

10:00 - 11:00 Meet with Vendors on Tradeshow Floor

11:00 - 12:00 Overcoming LED Control Challenges - Lutron (1 CEU) Safe Handling & Pulling Practices by Southwire (1 CEU) Understanding SCCR and How it Impacts Industrial Control System Design & Code Compliance

12:00 - 1:00 Lunch

1:00 - 2:00 Occupancy Sensors 101 - Hubbell (1 CEU) Firestop 101 (1.5 CEU’s) Production Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) Data Networks, Database, & Visualization Technologies

2:00 - 2:30 Vendor Tradeshow

2:30 - 3:30State of the State & Significant 2014 NEC Code Changes

(2 CEU’s)

Sub-Metering 101 (2 CEU’s) Remote Access to Industrial Machines Using Secure VPN Routers

3:30 - 4:30 Exothermic Welding Certification Class (3 CEU’s) IEEE-519 Harmonic Distortion Requirements, Compliance, & Control Solutions

4:30 - 5:30Arc Flash Training (2 CEU’s)

Success Depends on the Crimp (2 CEU’s)Predictive/Preventive Maintenance Techniques

5:30 - 6:30 3M Medium Voltage Terminations

6:00 - 8:00 Networking Event on Tradeshow Floor - Food & Drinks

3M Medium Voltage TerminationsJohn Crimmings - 3M The purpose of this course is to review proper methods of medium voltage cable preparation and installation for terminations, splices, load break, and dead break elbows. Installation training is a critical component to insure long-term reliability and safety for terminations, splices, and modular elbows installed on heavy industrial cable.

Arc FlashJustin Weiss - Werner Electric Supply • 2.0 CEUsLearn what causes arc flash, reasons for performing an arc flash analysis, NFPA70E and OSHA regulations and standards, the steps and skills necessary to recognize electrical safety hazards, and information required for accurately performing an arc flash analysis.

Different Safeguarding Techniques and SolutionsMike Frey - Omron AutomationOverview of different safeguarding techniques and solutions for the industrial workplace.

Exothermic Welding Certification ClassBryan Hoff - Harger Lighting Protection and Grounding Products • 3.0 CEUsLearn what exothermic welding is and what it consists of while also gaining an understanding of the product components. Learn advances in technology, the ideal applications, and the safe way to use it. Students will take a certification test at the end of the course.

TRAINING SESSION DESCRIPTIONSMore in-depth descriptions and presenter bios at: www.wernerelectric.com

Firestop TrainingJohn Crimmings - 3M • 1.5 CEUsLearn why and where firestopping is needed. Gain the understanding of testing requirements for these systems. This training will also help you become familiar with the products available and how they are used to create proper fire barriers.

IEEE-519 Harmonic Distortion Requirements Compliance, and Control SolutionsWayne Walcott - MTE CorporationUnderstanding IEEE-519 requirements, the impact of harmonic disturbances on industrial systems, methods for mitigating harmonic distortion, and the establishment of reasonable harmonic limits.

Machine Safety and Governing StandardsMike Frey - Omron AutomationOverview of machine safety, governing standards, compliance, employer due diligence, and safety risk strategies.

NEC State of the State & Significant Code ChangesAnthony Tadysak - State of Wisconsin • 2.0 CEUsThis course will cover the Top 2014 NEC code changes in addition to 2017 code updates. It will also cover DSPS electrical updates on State Licensing and current program initiatives. This class will also include a Q&A session.

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Occupancy Sensors 101Ed Becker - Hubbell • 1.0 CEUThis session will cover the various features and benefits of occupancy sensor technologies that are needed to help reduce energy consumption and meet federal and state standards and guidelines. This course will give you a better understanding of the various occupancy sensors that are needed to meet customer requirements and applications.

Overcoming LED Control ChallengesTodd Klimke - Lutron • 1.0 CEUThis course is designed to help understand the difference between control types and topologies. It will also discuss what questions to ask to ensure good compatibility, while meeting your customer’s expectations when working with LED and controls.

Predictive and Preventive Maintenance TechniquesMike Schneider (All-Test Pro), Mike Monfeli (FLIR), Bob Slager (Werner Electric)Benefits of predictive and preventive maintenance to minimize industrial system breakdown using a variety of monitoring and diagnostic products.

Production Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) Data Networks, Database, and Visualization TechnologiesBruce Butler - Red Lion CorporationPlant floor production visulation methods for accessing and consolidating key OEE statistics and data.

Remote Access To Machines Using Secure VPN RoutersDoug Cravillion - eWONSecure remote access to industrial systems for maintenance, troubleshooting, and updates, while protecting the enterprise networks.

Safe Handling & Pulling PracticesJohn Hoelz - Southwire / J.F. Nolan • 1.0 CEUStudents will receive a detailed overview of the tools and products designed to reduce labor costs on the jobsite. This session will have live demonstrations of Southwire labor-saving tools including Southwire apps, stack reels, trailer, home run barrel, coilpaks SIMpull reel, and Southwire contractor equipment.

Sub-Metering 101Dan McCafferty - Leviton • 2.0 CEUsLearn the “when, where, and how” of submetering. Understand the hardware that makes up these systems and the communication systems that support these solutions. Also learn how to maximize efficiency with available software tools. Students will walk away knowing how to tie all components together for a proper and effective solution.

Success Depends on the CrimpBob Klaviter - Panduit • 2.0 CEUsProvides students with knowledge and practical application of terminal and power connector types, uses, and proper installation.

The Language of Lighting, Color, & LEDsIngrid McMasters - Cooper Lighting • 2.0 CEUsLearn about LED fundamentals such as; life, lumen equivalents, the importance of color temperature, and economics. Explore how to discern the differences in the performances of LED luminaires and where to find those key differentiators. Discuss the evolution and the practical application of LED products and discover how LED has almost made all other exterior lighting systems obsolete. Review basic control strategies and possible future technologies.

Understanding SCCR and How It Impacts Industrial Control System Design and Code ComplianceDan Neeser - EatonShort Circuit Current Rating (SCCR) NEC and UL requirements, rating calculations, system marking, and techniques for increasing protection rating.

TRAINING SESSION DESCRIPTIONS (continued)

Join us for Werner Electric University. By attending these seminars you will have access to the latest information as well as industry and product experts. Werner Electric University was created as an educational opportunity for you. This low cost training will give you everything you need in 1 day.

Who should attend:• Estimators • Electricians• Foremen• Project Managers• Purchasing Agents• Owners• Controls Engineers / Designers• Maintenance Professionals• Facility Managers• Production Managers

REGISTRATION AND MORE INFORMATION AT WWW.WERNERELECTRIC.COM

Earn over 8 CEU’sin 1 day of training!