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January 2020 / 83 regulatory compliance, and process safety in plant and design opera- tions. Contact AIChE, 800-242-4363 (edu@aiche.org, www.aiche.org). Pilot Plant and Laboratory Safety 1. March 3-5 at the Hilton Garden Inn Houston/Clear Lake NASA in Houston, TX. Conducted by the University of Wiscon- sin-Madison department of engi- neering professional development. Course is for engineers, scientists, and personnel who are involved in pilot plant and laboratory safety and critically examines ways to implement meaningful safety pro- cedures, including reviews, inspec- tions, and standards to achieve code compliance and safe opera- tion. Contact Elaine M. Andrysick, 800-462-0876 (elaine.andrysick@ wisc.edu, https://epd.wisc.edu). 532-3187 (campa@ksu.edu, www. grains.k-state.edu/igp). MAINTENANCE Planning and Scheduling Main- tenance Operations. March 4-5 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Madison in Madison, WI. Conducted by the University of Wisconsin-Madison department of engineering profes- sional development. Course meets one of the five course requirements of the Maintenance Management Certificate. Course covers effective maintenance planning and sched- uling processes and tracking key performance indicators and met- rics. Contact Jeff Oelke, 800-462- 0876 (joelke@wisc.edu, https://epd. wisc.edu). SAFETY Process Safety Management Audits. January 22-24 at the Pyle Center in Madison, WI. Conducted by the University of Wisconsin-Mad- ison department of engineering professional development. Course teaches how to conduct high-per- formance, effective process safety management (PSM) audits. Work- shop-format course provides infor- mation on understanding a range of PSM compliance audit approaches and assessing and allocating required resources to conduct the audits. Contact Douglas Reindl, 608- 262-6381 (dreindl@wisc.edu, https:// epd.wisc.edu). Process Safety Boot Camp. Jan- uary 28-31 at the Westside Con- ference Center in Los Angeles, CA. Conducted by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers' (AIChEs') Center for Chemical Pro- cess Safety (CCPS). Intensive 4-day course is for companies wanting to train chemical engineers in the fun- damentals of process safety. Course topics include risk-based process safety, process hazard analysis, shops. February 10-14 at the Kel- logg Hotel and Conference Center at Michigan State University in East Lansing, MI. Sponsored by the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSH). Conference provides instruction and lectures on the design, con- struction, use, and testing of ven- tilation systems. Conference offers one introductory and two advanced design courses, a managing indus- trial ventilation course, and two optional workshops on combustible dust and troubleshooting. Contact MIOSH, 517-204-3687 (info@michi ganivc.org, www.michiganivc.org). West Coast Industrial Venti- lation Conference. March 2-6 and November 2-6 at the Marriott Courtyard in Santa Ana, CA. Pre- sented by M&P Air Components Inc. Conference begins with a 3-day foundations program on key princi- ples for industrial ventilation sys- tem design, hoods, fans, and more. Optional programs are offered on system airflow testing and system design. Contact M&P Air Compo- nents, 714-960-0684 (sales@mpair. com, www.wcivc.com). FEED AND GRAIN NGFA-KSU Food Safety Mod- ernization Act Feed Industry Training. February 18-20 at the IGP Institute at Kansas State Uni- versity (KSU) in Manhattan, KS. Course focuses on compliance with the FDA's new animal food safety regulations and offers training on the use of HACCP principles. Upon completion, individuals will receive certificates of training from the Food Safety Preventive Controls Alliance and the Interna- tional HACCP Alliance. Note that this course is actually two sepa- rate courses offered in succession. Contact Carlos Campabadal, 785-