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Upcoming Live Webcasts

Schedule by date and topic:
4/3/08: Arc Flash Training
5/8/08: Arc Flash Prevention
6/5/08: Selective Coordination
7/10/08: Arc Flash PPE
9/4/08: Arc Flash Liability and Insurance
10/2/08: Arc Flash Research & Development
11/6/08: The CSI of Arc Flash

Arc Flash overview
Arc Flash University continues on April 3 with Arc Flash Training. Enroll today and receive CEUs (Continuing Education Units) for attending six of the eight events! View the Arc Flash webcasts on the first Thursday of the month from now through November.

Thursday, March 27, 2008
2:00pm EST
1:00pm CST
11:00am PST

Electrical Safety Webcast: You've Completed an Arc Flash Study, Now What?
You've completed an arc flash study. Now what?

You realize the safety concern, business risk and cost of an arc flash incident. You've taken some steps to address it and you've discovered several potential areas in your facility where the hazards are great. But have you evaluated the solutions? Are you aware that you have many options to mitigate high risk areas? An arc flash safety program is more than just compliance to OSHA mandates. It should be a pro-active program that integrates a wide range of solutions into a comprehensive plan to minimize the personnel safety and business risks posed by Arc Flash incidents.

This webcast will provide the framework for a new way of looking at the problem from a broader perspective. We will feature arc flash mitigating techniques ranging from equipment labeling and personnel training, through solutions that reduce the available fault current, shorten fault clearing time, move people away from the arc, redirect the arc fault and even prevent the fault from occurring in the first place. We will also give you a look at the problem from a federal/regulatory viewpoint and we will offer some insights from people at the plant level who grapple with this issue every day.

Register today! If you're busy that day, register anyway and view the webcast on-demand.

Thursday, April 3, 2008
11:00am PST
1:00pm CST
2:00pm EST

Arc Flash Training
The biggest variable in achieving arc flash safety isn’t your equipment; it’s your people. Making sure they are aware at all times of the dangers of electrical equipment and work to maintain their safety and the integrity of the equipment is vital. Industry experts give you a step-by-step training regimen for arc flash training. This webcast is free and CEU's are available for all registered attendees!

Register today! If you're busy that day, register anyway and view the webcast on-demand.

Click HERE for a complete list of our upcoming live and archived on demand webcasts.

March 31-April 1, 2008

PLANT ENGINEERING Manufacturing Summit

Hotel Sofitel, Chicago, IL

www.plantengineering.com

April 21-24, 2008

NA 2008

I-X Center, Cleveland, OH
(800) 345-1815

www.nashow.com

April 29-May 1, 2008

Automation World Conference & Exhibition

Hilton Americas, Houston

www.abb.com/automationworld

May 5-8, 2008

54th International Instrumentation Symposium

Hilton Pensacola Beach Gulf Front, Pensacola Beach, FL
(919) 549-8411

www.isa.org