Reserve Your Spot!
District 16 Section 81
April 2017
This Code Is For You!!! Join our Guest Speaker, AWS Past President David Landon, on a journey to explore the vast scope of work and information provided in 6 different AWS codes and standards. Ask yourself: are you using the right code for your industry? Is there a better way to measure up your welding standards? Let us help you!
Reserve Your Spot! When:
April 22, 2017
Where:
Metropolitan Community College, South Campus ITC Building, Room 105 2902 Edward Babe Gomez Ave. Omaha, NE 68107
Cost:
$95.00
Deadline: April 18, 2017 RSVP:
Greg Schroeter, [email protected] or 308.548.2264
Earn
6 PDH by attending this seminar, no PPE required 2017 AWS Meetings & Events June 10th Golfing ‐ Eagle Hills
“This Code’s for You” A walk through common welding standards Join American Welding Society Past President David Landon on a journey to explore the vast scope of work and information provided in 6 different AWS codes and standards. Ask yourself: are you using the right code for your industry? Is there a better way to measure up your welding standards? Let us help you!
David Landon, AWS Past President David Landon is the Manager of Welding Engineering for Vermeer Corporation, a manufacturer of construction, industrial, and agricultural equipment located in Pella, Iowa. Landon has worked for Vermeer for 25 years where he has developed a world class welder training program, metallurgy lab, and welding engineering department David has been a member of the AWS D14 technical committee for Machinery and Equipment since 1993 and served as Chair for 6 years. Landon also chaired the Technical Activities Committee of AWS with oversight of all code and standards for the society for three years. He is a current member of the Certification and Qualification committee and has served on the national Board of Directors for AWS from 2007 – 2017 as District 16 Director, Vice‐ President and was the 2015 President. In 2016, Landon was elected to serve on the international Board of Directors for the International Institute of Welding. He is an AWS Certified Welder, Certified Welding Supervisor, Senior Certified Welding Inspector, and is a member of the 2009 Class of Counselors for the American Welding Society. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Welding Engineering from LeTourneau University of Longview, Texas.
Seminar Outline Below is an outline of topics to be covered during the seminar subject to change* between 8:00 am to 9:00 am (social networking and check in) 9:00 am – 10:00 am – D1 Suite (Structural Welding Code) 10:00 am – 11:00 am – D9 (Sheet Metal) 11:00 am – 12:00 pm – D14.3/D14.4 (Earthmoving Equipment) lunch break 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm – D14.9 (Hydraulic Cylinders) 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm – D15.1 (Railroad) 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm – D17.1 (Aerospace)
District 16
Section 81
Your 2016-2017 Officers District Director District 16 Karl Fogleman Chairman / Certification
1st Vice Chairman / Roster Administrator
Darin Owens Metro Community College 402-738-4641
Greg Schroeter Strobel Energy Group LLC 308-548-2264 [email protected]
[email protected]
2nd Vice Chairman Eric Nordhues Olsson Associates 402-415-4862 [email protected]
Secretary / Scholarship & Foundation Chris Ellinwood Metro Community College 402-738-4662 [email protected]
Treasurer
Membership
Rick Hanny Olsson Associates 402-827-7220 [email protected]
Mike Fraser National Standard 402-990-6838 [email protected]
Technical
Education / Publicity
Michael Sullivan Olsson Associates 402-827-7220 [email protected]
Chris Beaty Metro Community College 402-738-4641 [email protected]
Awards
S.E.N.S.E & Student Affairs
Mark Cain Drake Williams Steel 402-943-3431 [email protected]
Student Member Liaison Monty Rodgers Metro Community College 402-619-3906 [email protected]
John Knapp Northeast Community College 402-943-3431 [email protected]
2016-2017
April 2017
This Code Is For You!!! Join our Guest Speaker, AWS Past President David Landon, on a journey to explore the vast scope of work and information provided in 6 different AWS codes and standards. Ask yourself: are you using the right code for your industry? Is there a better way to measure up your welding standards? Let us help you!
Reserve Your Spot! When:
April 22, 2017
Where:
Metropolitan Community College, South Campus ITC Building, Room 105 2902 Edward Babe Gomez Ave. Omaha, NE 68107
Cost:
$95.00
Deadline: April 18, 2017 RSVP:
Greg Schroeter, [email protected] or 308.548.2264
Earn
6 PDH by attending this seminar, no PPE required 2017 AWS Meetings & Events June 10th Golfing ‐ Eagle Hills
“This Code’s for You” A walk through common welding standards Join American Welding Society Past President David Landon on a journey to explore the vast scope of work and information provided in 6 different AWS codes and standards. Ask yourself: are you using the right code for your industry? Is there a better way to measure up your welding standards? Let us help you!
David Landon, AWS Past President David Landon is the Manager of Welding Engineering for Vermeer Corporation, a manufacturer of construction, industrial, and agricultural equipment located in Pella, Iowa. Landon has worked for Vermeer for 25 years where he has developed a world class welder training program, metallurgy lab, and welding engineering department David has been a member of the AWS D14 technical committee for Machinery and Equipment since 1993 and served as Chair for 6 years. Landon also chaired the Technical Activities Committee of AWS with oversight of all code and standards for the society for three years. He is a current member of the Certification and Qualification committee and has served on the national Board of Directors for AWS from 2007 – 2017 as District 16 Director, Vice‐ President and was the 2015 President. In 2016, Landon was elected to serve on the international Board of Directors for the International Institute of Welding. He is an AWS Certified Welder, Certified Welding Supervisor, Senior Certified Welding Inspector, and is a member of the 2009 Class of Counselors for the American Welding Society. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Welding Engineering from LeTourneau University of Longview, Texas.
Seminar Outline Below is an outline of topics to be covered during the seminar subject to change* between 8:00 am to 9:00 am (social networking and check in) 9:00 am – 10:00 am – D1 Suite (Structural Welding Code) 10:00 am – 11:00 am – D9 (Sheet Metal) 11:00 am – 12:00 pm – D14.3/D14.4 (Earthmoving Equipment) lunch break 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm – D14.9 (Hydraulic Cylinders) 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm – D15.1 (Railroad) 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm – D17.1 (Aerospace)
District 16
Section 81
Your 2016-2017 Officers District Director District 16 Karl Fogleman Chairman / Certification
1st Vice Chairman / Roster Administrator
Darin Owens Metro Community College 402-738-4641
Greg Schroeter Strobel Energy Group LLC 308-548-2264 [email protected]
[email protected]
2nd Vice Chairman Eric Nordhues Olsson Associates 402-415-4862 [email protected]
Secretary / Scholarship & Foundation Chris Ellinwood Metro Community College 402-738-4662 [email protected]
Treasurer
Membership
Rick Hanny Olsson Associates 402-827-7220 [email protected]
Mike Fraser National Standard 402-990-6838 [email protected]
Technical
Education / Publicity
Michael Sullivan Olsson Associates 402-827-7220 [email protected]
Chris Beaty Metro Community College 402-738-4641 [email protected]
Awards
S.E.N.S.E & Student Affairs
Mark Cain Drake Williams Steel 402-943-3431 [email protected]
Student Member Liaison Monty Rodgers Metro Community College 402-619-3906 [email protected]
John Knapp Northeast Community College 402-943-3431 [email protected]
2016-2017
