Courses, Courses, Of Courses! - NACE Calgary
WINTER 2013Fall 2011page 1News about corrosion and the corrosion industry producedquarterly for members of NACE International in the Calgary areaCourses, courses, of courses.!A number of NACE courses are being offered in Calgary.Upcoming are: January 27-February 1, Coating Inspector ProgramLevel 1 (CIP1)February 2, 2013 Coating Inspector Program (CIP)One Day Bridge CourseFebruary 3-8, Coating Inspector Program Level2(CIP2)February 8-10, Coating Inspector Program (CIP) PeerReviewClick here for more informationand to register for these and otherNACE International Courses.In addition to these courses, we aretrying to schedule some additionalNACE International Courses forCalgary including: Internal Corrosion – Advanced – April 3-11PCS 1 Basic Principles– May 12-14PCS 2 Advanced – May 15-17.We will let you know if and when these are approved by NACEInternational.For more information on current and potential courses inCalgary, or to make a suggestion for a course you would like tosee here, contact Steve Love at career@nacecalgary.ca.Volunteer for Student/Industry nights!Interact with bright young students at the U of Cor SAIT who are looking forward to starting theircareers. Contact Jana Johnson by Feb. 15 to learnmore about scheduled industry nights:membership@nacecalgary.ca.SpNACE CalgaryUpcoming EventsTechnical Luncheon onWater Sustainability andTreatmentThursday, January 31, 201311:00 AM - 1:00 PMCalgary Petroleum ClubClick here for informationand to register.Northern Area 2013Western ConferenceVictoria, BC, February 1114, 2013. Click here formore information and toregister.Annual DinnerJune 7, 2013Details to comeTeacher CampJune 17-21, 2013SAIT CampusGolf TournamentAugust 16, 2013Elbow Springs Golf andCountry Clubwww.nacecalgary.ca
WINTER 2013page 2Message from the ChairNeil ParkIt has been a busy Fall for the NACE CalgaryExecutive. We have been busy planning forcourses and events for the year, as well asintroducing new services and opportunitiesfor members and our supporters goingforward. Our work over the past few monthshas included the following: Two week long Basic Corrosion courses in late Octoberand early NovemberOSHOW 2012 which is a partnership with EdmontonNACE Section took place on November 14-15. Next year’sOSHOW will take place in Calgary.A satellite seminar in Medicine Hat on November 28on Integrity Management of Aging Infrastructures.Setting up an easy way for potential employers for NACEmembers to post job openings on the Career page ofthe NACE Calgary website. Click here to see what’s therenow.The addition of several new student members to ourCalgary SectionA opportunity for interested corporations to make a oncea year donation to NACE Calgary for support with ourmember programs, with great benefits for the sponsors.We now have a number of committed annual sponsors,and also continue to offer the opportunity forsponsorships for individual events. See the article in thisissue.Mike Westlund has resigned from the Executive Committeeafter many years as chair overseeing our very successful annualdinner and golf tournaments. We are very grateful for thesignificant contributions he has made to the Executive and toNACE Calgary, and wish him all the best. James North, whohas been working on the program committee with Mike for thepast several years, has agreed to take over as chair of thatcommittee.Please contact us with your questions and suggestions. Click ona name on the right to reach any of the Executive Committeemembers.NACE CalgaryExecutive CommitteeChairNeil ParkVice ChairPrabhu SrinivasanTreasurerThane SchafferAssistant TreasurerLindsay WebbCalgary Northern AreaTrustee and Awards ChairDoug KellowCareer DevelopmentSteve Love, ChairChristian Canto, Vice-ChairArrangementsJames North, ChairSherif Maksoud, Vice-ChairMembershipJana Johnson, ChairPavle Canji, Vice-ChairProgramCat Taylor, ChairMario Salgado, Vice-ChairTeacher CampJennifer Dickason, ChairSherry Thompson, ViceChairOshow LiaisonBeth DanielsCommunicationDave GryzbCATS LiaisonNick SuidgueestProgram CommitteeMembers at LargeCraig BallNeil HayLaura CardenasKevin LaFrentzYasir IdlibiNeil Parkwww.nacecalgary.ca
WINTER 2013page 3Medicine Hat SeminarBy Cat Taylor, Program ChairThe NACE Calgary Medicine Hat Satellite Seminar in Novemberwas very successful, with approximately 100 people inattendance. Presenters were Dave Grzyb, Joe Boivin, Craig Ball,Reg MacDonald, Jason Kisel, Harold Hadley, John Baron and KirkMiner – all of whom were both entertaining and educational.Thank you, gentlemen!A huge thank you, as well, to Baker Hughes who covered thecomplete cost of the luncheon that day, as well as to theRefreshment sponsors: Group 10 Engineering Ltd., SourceEnvironmental Corrosion Corporation, Providence Corrosion Ltd.,AMCORR Products and Services, and Ranger Inspection Ltd.Two 500 gift certificates were donated by NACE Calgary, to beapplied towards a NACE Basic course in Calgary next year.These were won by Jason Villemaire (CNRL) and Brad Wheeler(Cenovus – Weyburn), to either use themselves or to “re-gift” toa deserving candidate within their respective companies.NACE Calgary would also like to extend our gratitude to the onsite organizers of this event: Chris Horkoff (Cenovus),Christopher Goeseels (Baker Hughes) and Geoff Paul (CNRL). Alot of time and dedication goes into organizing and runningthese events, and their efforts were both much in evidence andmuch appreciated!www.nacecalgary.ca
WINTER 2013page 4NACE Calgary Annual Sponsorship Program now underwayNACE Calgary is now offering current and new sponsors the opportunity to become an AnnualSponsor, in an effort to assist with our annual budget planning. These donations will be used tosupport our Awards Dinner, Technical Program events, and networking/educational programs withSAIT and the University of Calgary. We will also continue to provide additional sponsorshipopportunities for companies who prefer to support an individual event.Thanks to the sponsors who are participating to date!.Gold - 5,000Silver - 2500Bronze - 1,000Annual sponsors will be recognized on a newNACE Calgary website page and in a number ofother ways, depending on the level ofsponsorship. To learn more about the program,click here.www.nacecalgary.ca
WINTER 2013page 5How NACE Northern Area supports NACE CalgaryNACE Northern Area is comprised ofseveral sections including NACE CalgarySection. The others are: Edmonton,Toronto, British Columbia, Alaska, U ofAnchorage Student Section, Montreal,Saskatchewan, Atlantic Canada,Canadian National Capital (CNC), CNCStudent Section.The Northern Area provides an umbrellaorganization for all of these sectionsenabling them to interact with eachother and to develop common goals and jointinitiatives. Some key activities include: Interaction with NACE Internationalregarding concerns and suggestions ofArea sections Eastern and Western conferences everyyear. NACE International helps toorganize these conferences. Support to the OSHOW. Development of Student Sections andfostering Student Poster Sessions atNACE International and regionalconferences Support to sections and the NACEFoundation of Canada which supportsactivities including University CorrosionCourses, Teacher Camps throughoutthe country, Collaboration with ASM,and other initiatives.Doug Kellow represents the NACE CalgarySection as a Northern Area Board member. Healso serves as the Awards Chair and has beenactively working to help develop the speakerprogram for the upcoming Northern AreaWestern Conference in Victoria in February.Jenny Been has also represented Calgary onthe Northern Area Board for a number ofyears, serving as Secretary, Vice Chair andChair between 2008 and 2012.NACE NORTHERN AREA BOARDBack Row l to r: Glenn MacIntosh – Edmonton Trustee Joey Kish – NACE CanadianFoundationChair Bob Horne, Trustee Atlantic Section Scott MacIntyre – Chair/Atlantic &Maritimes Trustee Sankara Papavinasam Membership/Communications Chair Doug Kellow – CalgaryTrustee/Awards Chair Kevin Reaville – Career DevelopmentChairFront Row l to r: Winston Revie – Past NACEFoundation Chair Debra Boisvert –Chair/BritishColumbia Trustee Jenny Been – Northern AreaDirector/Past Chair Lyn Kearns, Chair of the CanadianNational Capital Section Patricia Kutt – NACE InternationalTaking Picture: Den Dutton – Secretary/Treasurerwww.nacecalgary.ca
WINTER 2013page 6U of C Corrosion CourseThe second session of the University of Calgary corrosion course was held during the fall 2012semester.The course is jointly sponsored by NACE Calgary and the NACE Foundation of Canada and taught byDr. Lutfi Abosrra. Dr. Abosrra invited NACE Calgary to participate in the course through twoseparate presentations.NACE Calgary would like to thank Dennis Zadery (Stantec) for his presentation on cathodicprotection and Jana Johnson (Talisman Energy) for her presentation on corrosion monitoring.Teacher Camp makes NACE Calgary proud!“I have participated in the camp for two years now. It is the mostuseful and powerful professional development session I have done inover 9 years of teaching. The activities presented are enriching andengaging and many fit beautifully into the Alberta Science andChemistry curricula. It is activities like those that are presented atthis camp that engage students and get them excited about learningscience and pursuing science as a career.”The 2012 ASM/NACE Calgary Materials Camp for Teachers was asuccessful and well received opportunity for science teachers toexplore and then teach about corrosion and the corrosion industry. Much of the success of thisendeavor is due to the hard work and commitment of Membership Chair Jana Johnson over the pastfew years.Because of the amount of planning and organizing that is required to make each camp happen, aseparate Executive portfolio has now been established for the camp. The new NACE Chair for theTeacher Camp is Jennifer Dickason and Vice-Chair is Sherry Thomson.Plans for the 2013 camp are already underway, so if you know of a teacher who may be interestedin participating, please encourage them to contact Jennifer at teachercamp@nacecalgary.ca.NACE News is produced four times a year by theExecutive Committee of NACE Calgary Section.Click here to provide feedback,or to submit an article or story idea.www.nacecalgary.ca
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