Compressed air efficiency opportunities

Wednesday, May 8, 2019 · 8:30 a.m.– 4 p.m.
Embassy Suites, Brookfield, WI Map
Cost: $199

It’s not too good to be true. Improved compressed air system efficiency leads to improved reliability, product quality and overall productivity. How do you identify opportunities for improvements? Join us to find out. We’ll discuss the associated cost of operating a compressed air system, identify best practices and share proven energy reduction opportunities; as well as the latest compressed air system trends and technologies.

As a result of this training, you will be able to:

Discuss the associated cost of operating a compressed air system.
List key performance indicators used to validate system performance.
Describe compressed air system operations best practices.
Identify energy reduction opportunities.

Who should attend?
Plant managers, maintenance personnel, consultants, facility managers, energy managers, utility representatives, plant engineers and anyone with interest in optimizing compressed air systems.

Agenda
8 a.m.: Registration and continental breakfast
8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.: Program and lunch

Cost
The registration fee for attending this full-day course is $199, which includes continental breakfast and lunch. There is limited availability, so you are encouraged to register early.

General information
Site information will be sent with your enrollment confirmation. If you have any special needs (e.g. dietary, physical), please let us know at the time of registration. All requests will be kept confidential.

Photo and video rights
We reserve the right to use photographs taken during the event for promotional purposes. Also, this program may be video taped for future publication.

Please note that in order to receive continuing education credits, you must be present for the entire training; partial credit cannot be given. In order to receive IACET credits, you will also need to participate in the assessment that takes place at the training. You must receive a 70% or higher in order to receive a course completion certificate with IACET listed.

AFE This program supports a topic within the body of knowledge outlined by the Association for Facilities Engineering CPE/CPMM/CPS Certification Programs, and should count as 0.6 CEUs (6.0 hours) toward re-certification.

AIA Members of the American Institute of Architects will receive 6 LUs for this instructor-led face-to-face course.

BOC This course offers up to 6 points for BOC certified operators.

BOMI This course is approved for 6 continuing professional development points toward renewal of the professional designations offered by BOMI International.

IACET As an IACET Accredited Provider, Slipstream offers CEUs for its programs that qualify under the ANSI/IACET Standard. Slipstream is authorized by IACET to offer 0.6 CEUs for this program.

WI-DSPS Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services has approved this course for 6 CEUs for the following credentials: Master Electrician License.

WI PE This course qualifies for up to 6 PDHs for professional engineers in the state of Wisconsin. The registrant must decide if this is a qualifying course as defined in the relevant Wisconsin Administrative Code (more information).

This course will not be pre-approved for GBCI credits; however, if you believe the content is applicable to your credential, you can self-report credits.

Introduction: Compressed air system block diagram (supply and demand side)
Compressed air rules of thumb—cost of operations
Inappropriate uses of compressed air and alternatives
Key performance indicators and trend analysis
Compressed air action plan
Optimizing compressed air systems
Energy reduction opportunities
Best practices and new technologies
Implement cost saving measures—reduce simple payback with incentives

Embassy Suites
1200 S. Moorland Road
Brookfield , WI
262.782.2900

Jerry Eaton PE, CEM, CPE
Leidos Engineering

Mr. Eaton is an energy engineer with more than 20 years of experience in energy engineering, utilities, and facilities. His expertise varies with an emphasis on manufacturing, project management, process improvement, and leadership/technical training. Mr. Eaton specializes in scope, design, and implementation of multimillion-dollar projects. He worked with several large industrial manufacturers such as MillerCoors, Briggs and Stratton, Quad Graphics, and Bemis Manufacturing to develop their corporate energy management programs. He provides tools, training, and engineering expertise to help companies identify, justify, and implement energy efficiency projects. He facilitates and mentors energy teams to track, trend, analyze, and benchmark their energy use. He founded and is current president of the Wisconsin Chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers.

HOSTED BY

PRESENTED BY

Jerry Eaton
PE, CEM, CPE
Leidos Engineering

QUESTIONS?

Call 608.210.7114 or email our registration contact.