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June 2021 / 51 Sponsored by ASM International — the Materials Information Society. Course provides an under- standing of what metals are and why they behave differently than ceramics, glass, and plastics. Contact ASM International, 440- 338-5151 (memberservicecenter @asminternational.org, www. asminternational.org). SAFETY Introduction to Dust Hazards. Available for independent study — online. Held by ioMosaic. Course serves as an introduction to com- bustible dust and provides basic terminology as well as an overview of relevant dust definitions. Contact Lisa Ruth, 713-490-5220 (ruth.l.tx@ iomosaic.com, www.iomosaic.com/ training). 532-3187 (campa@ksu.edu, www. grains.k-state.edu/igp). MAINTENANCE Overview of Preventive Main- tenance Optimization. Available for independent study — online. Conducted by the University of Wisconsin–Madison department of engineering professional devel- opment. Course covers improving maintenance productivity and equipment reliability with preven- tive maintenance optimization. Contact Jeff Oelke, 800-462-0876 (joelke@wisc.edu, https://epd. wisc.edu). METALS AND MINERALS Metallurgy for the Non- Metallurgist. Available for independent study — online. Material Properties Testing and Results Application. September 14, 16, 21, 23 — online. Presented by Kansas State University (K-State) and the Bulk Solids Innovation Center (BSIC). Course is comprised of four half-day sessions that cov- ers major material properties tests and describes how the results are used for designing and improving equipment and systems for storage, flow, conveying, and air filtration of dry bulk solid materials. Con- tact the K-State BSIC Powder and Bulk Solids Academy, 785-404- 4918 (bsic@k-state.edu, https:// bulk-solids.k-state.edu/particle- training-classes/pbsamaterial.html). CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL PROCESSING Chemical Engineering for Non-Chemical Engineers. June 14-17; September 13-16 — online. Conducted by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE). Course addresses the basic concepts of fluid flow, heat transfer, heat exchanger design, solids handling, tank and vessel design, polymerization, and poly- mer processing. Contact AIChE, 800-242-4363 (academy@aiche.org, www.aiche.org/academy). FEED AND GRAIN NGFA-KSU Food Safety Mod- ernization Act Feed Industry Training. August 17-19; November 2-4 at the IGP Institute at Kansas State University (KSU) in Man- hattan, KS. Course focuses on the FDA's new regulatory compliance for animal food safety and offers training on the use of HACCP principles. Upon completion, indi- viduals will receive certificates of training from the Food Safety Pre- ventive Controls Alliance and from the International HACCP Alliance. Contact Carlos Campabadal, 785-