Training Calendar

Here you will find information on one-day and three-day DOE-affiliated trainings and other training opportunities offered on topics relating to data centers and the following system areas: compressed air, motor, fan, pump, steam, and process heating.

For additional events, sessions, and Webinars that will help you become more efficient, go to AMO's Events Calendar.

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September 5-26, 2012 Webinar	Fundamentals of Compressed Air Systems WE	This web-based workshop is designed to teach facility engineers, operators, and maintenance staff how they can achieve 15-25 percent cost savings through proper operation and controls, system maintenance, and appropriate uses of compressed air. Both the in-person and web-based classes utilize the same basic content and adhere to the CAC's principles of product-neutrality and a focus on the systems approach to managing compressed air.	Registration: https://www.compressedairchallenge.org/calendar/event.aspx?EventID=371
September 20, 2012 Cincinnati, Ohio	CAC Fundamentals of Compressed Air Systems	This training explains how compressed air systems work and the benefits of optimal compressed air system performance. Identifying individual baselines and basic approaches to cut costs will be covered.	Contact: Larry Boyd; 216-323-1898; boyd@energyinohio.com
October 29, 2012-November 1, 2012 Atlanta, Georgia	Certified Practitioner for Energy Management Systems Training	A live, four-day training seminar prepares individuals to become a Certified Practitioner for Energy Management Systems (CP EnMS) in conjunction with the World Energy Engineering Congress 2012 and hosted by Georgia Tech Research Corporation and The Association for Engineers. Participants will gain the expertise to assist facilities seeking certification to the ISO 50001 standard and the Superior Energy Performance (SEP) program by implementing energy management best practices and developing energy performance indicators that allow a facility to track improvements in performance.	Registration: http://www.aeeprograms.com/seminars/SEP
October 30, 2012 Atlanta, Georgia	CAC Fundamentals of Compressed Air Systems	This training explains how compressed air systems work and the benefits of optimal compressed air system performance. Identifying individual baselines and basic approaches to cut costs will be covered.	Contact: Michelle Whitlock; 770-447-5083; michelle@aeecenter.org For further information, visit the following link: http://www.aeecenter.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageID=4110
November 2, 2012 Fredericksburg, Virginia	CAC Fundamentals of Compressed Air Systems	This training explains how compressed air systems work and the benefits of optimal compressed air system performance. Identifying individual baselines and basic approaches to cut costs will be covered.	Contact: Dan Kent; 540-898-5500; Dan.Kent@kaeser.com
November 6-27, 2012 Webinar	Fundamentals of Compressed Air Systems WE	This web-based workshop is designed to teach facility engineers, operators, and maintenance staff how they can achieve 15-25 percent cost savings through proper operation and controls, system maintenance, and appropriate uses of compressed air. Both the in-person and web-based classes utilize the same basic content and adhere to the CAC's principles of product-neutrality and a focus on the systems approach to managing compressed air.	Registration: https://www.compressedairchallenge.org/calendar/event.aspx?EventID=372