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Inside ASME

Strategy, Growth &

Opportunity

Michael Michaud

Managing Director, ASME

Lima, Peru

September, 28, 2012


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Pivotal Events in ASMEs HistoryThe SS Sultana An estimated

1,800 of the Sultana's 2,400

passengers were killed when

three of the ship's four boilers

exploded. 1865

The Grover Shoe Factory

disaster killed 58 people

following a boiler explosion.

1905

These disasters led to the

passage of a national

boiler safety code with

ASME.


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The Industry Leader for 125 Years

Initiated the first safety standard in 1884

600 codes and standards in use in over 100

countries many translated into Spanish

Advisor on key government

policy issues


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ASME Standards & Certification

How We Do It:

Involve the best and the brightest people from all

around the world to develop, maintain, and promotethe use of these ASME products and services aroundthe world.

What We Do: Develop the best, mostapplicable codes, standards, andconformity assessment programs in theworld for the benefit of humanity


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ASME Standards and Certification

First Standard Issued 1884 50 Consensus Committees

700 Total Committees

6 Supervisory Boards

4,400 Volunteers (Intl over 500 and growing)Mfrs, Users, Govt, Insurance, etc.

About 30 Technical Staff

500 Standards

ASME Standards Accepted for Use in Over 100

Nations Administer Over 40 U.S. TAGs to ISO

12 Conformity Assessment Programs


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Consensus Process

Openness

Transparency

Balance of Interest

Due Process

Consensus

Consistent with Principles of WTOTechnical Barriers to Trade Agreement


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International Participation

Incorporation of market and governmental needs intoASME codes and standards

ASME encourages international participation in itsstandards development committees Individual Experts

Delegate Program International Interest Review Group (Boiler and Pressure Vessel) International Working Groups (B31 Piping) Contributing Members

International participation facilitated by use of electronic

tools (C&S Connect) in standards development activity

C&S Spanish Translation Committees


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Forming a dynamic global community of

knowledge and innovation

125,000 members from 140 countries, including

all of Latin America

30 conferences sponsored each year

More than 250 different coursesdelivered in a variety of learning

formats


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ASME Communities

Technical

Global /Local

Systems

Design

Group

Engineering & Technology

Management group

Manufacturing

Group PressureTechnology

Group

Basic Engineering

Technical Group Energy ConversionGroup

Environmental &

Transportation

Group

ASME Sections

IGTI

IPTI

Technical Chapters

StudentSections

Special Interest Groups


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Strategic OpportunitiesASMEs

Energy Grand Challenge

Engineering Workforce

Global Impact


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Focus on Workforce Issues

Tomorrows grand Challenges require more

Engineers to fix them

Global Shortage of Engineers

Continued Focus on Training, Professional

Development and Personal Certification

Improving the pipeline

STEM Science, Technology, Engineering Math

Engineering Making a Difference in the World


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ASMEs Global Strategy

ASME will deliver locally relevant engineeringresources to advance public safety and quality of

life throughout the world:

Codes and Standards

Best Practices

Training

EducationTechnical Publications

etc.


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ASME Global Growth*

ASME Growth Rate:

5% In North America

12% outside the US

22% in China

28% in Latin America

Key Drivers

Codes and Standards

Regulation Committees

ASME Training

Local Member &

Community Activity

*Global Impact Index, FY 12 year end


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Thinking toward the Future

By Engaging More Engineers fromaround the World

EngineeringforChange.ORG

Connecting Engineers and the DevelopingWorld

Modernizing ASME

Focus on the Website Increasing Social Media

Local Content Creation


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ASME continues to devote resources

to benefit the professional development

of engineers and to improve

the lives of people around the world.

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ASME in Peru

837 Members (+263)

369 Students (+55)

MOU With AMIMEIRA

3 ASME Certificate Holders: FIMA S.A. Callao - S, U & U2

HAUG, S.A Lima - U

Tecnolog S.A. Lima - U & S

Training Provider

EnginZone

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