2005 Dec - Make the Connection

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PFMA Inc.
5105 Scott Lane
West Bend, WI 53095
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PFMA
CONNECTION
The Resource for Plant and
Facilities Maintenance Professionals
www.pfmainc.com
Calendar of Upcoming Events page 10 & 11
Milwaukee 2005 Plant Engineering &
Maintenance Expo . . . . . . . . .pages 12 & 13
Milwaukee 2005 Plant Engineering
& Maintenance Expo Exhibitor
List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pages 14 & 15
Seminars . . . . . . . . . . pages 16, 17, 18 & 19
Volume 4, Issue 1
January 2005
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PFMA Connection
PFMA Connection
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PFMA Inc. President’s Report
“2005” – That sounds really good. I hope
that everyone had a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year. I
just know that no one has broken
any of their New Year’s resolutions
as of yet. Hang in there. You have
another eleven months to go.
Several years ago when this organization came to life, one of the main
themes was “What can we do for you?”
That is still the motto of PFMA. With that
in mind, chapter members have worked
hard and long to bring you two Plant Engineering & Maintenance Expos
this spring. The Central Wisconsin Chapter will have its show in March
at the Stoney Creek Inn (Wausau Area). The Milwaukee Chapter will
have its April show again at State Fair Park. These shows are presented
for you. They have some great seminars to further your education and
in some cases issue CEUs to help you maintain certification in your field
of expertise. Likewise, the vendors taking part in the Expos will be bringing you the latest and the best that their industry has to offer. Please
show your appreciation by attending one or both of these expos.
Let’s all put in the effort to turn out for the Expos and let the vendors
know that we are thankful for their support.
Three Common Mistakes To Avoid
With Your Workplace Safety Program
1.
File the program in a fancy binder and put it on the shelf
so it is ready for OSHA inspections.
2.
Assign responsibility for the program to someone who
already has a fulltime job in your organization.
3.
Tell your employees how important it is but don't
provide them with ongoing training or consistent
enforcement.
An Actively Managed Safety Program Is The
Best Way To Avoid Employee Injuries And
Reduce Your Insurance Costs
We have developed a
questionnaire to help
businesses quickly evaluate
the effectiveness of their
current workplace safety
program.
SAFETY
FIRST
Risk Management and
Safety Consulting
Email us for a free copy
safetyeval@
safetyfirstconsulting.biz
262-549-2239
Helping You Manage Safety For Profit
James L. Lang
President, PFMA Inc.
PFMA Connection
Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Klaus
Sales Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stefanie Dow
PFMA Inc.
5105 Scott Lane
West Bend, WI 53095
Capitol Area Chapter
Peter Zielski, Chair
Serving South Central Wisconsin
P.O. Box 3091
Madison, WI 53704-0091
E-mail: [email protected]
Central Wisconsin Chapter
Serving Central Wisconsin
James L. Lang
2504 Wood Rd.
Mosinee, WI 54455
Phone: 715-359-5682
Milwaukee Area Chapter
Serving Southeastern Wisconsin
Mike Klaus
BDI
21850 Watertown Rd.
Waukesha, WI 53186
Phone: 262-797-6616
Fax: 262-797-6623
Marshland Chapter
Serving Northeastern Wisconsin
Jeff Zwicky
Business Information:
Phone: 920-921-0821x316
Fax: 920-921-5409
Tri State Chapter
Serving Western Wisconsin,
MN & IA
Carl Lange
8058 223rd Street
Cadott, WI 54727
Phone: 715-289-3310
PFMA Canada
P.O. Box 862
Chatham, Ontario
N7M 5L1
Joseph Sebben
Phone: 519-436-5244
Circulation this edition: 65,000
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Messages
President’s Message
I would like to wish all of you a healthy and prosperous new year.
In recapping the last year, your Association has made great strides in
becoming the organization that we envisioned three years ago when we
started it.
A. Our membership has grown to 332 members.
B. The Foundation has started a fundraiser at Miller Park with volunteers working in the concession stands. We raised over $5,000 for
the use of the Foundation.
C. We held our first annual Tail Gate Party at Miller Park attended by
100 members, family, and friends.
D. We have applied for membership into the International Association
for Continuing Education (IACET). This will enable us to issue CEU's
for our classes.
E. The Training & Education Committee has set up training classes for
all of the Milwaukee Public School maintenance people.
I want to thank Pat Finger with Langer Roofing for heading up our
Program Committee in 2004. He will be stepping down and Bob Nelson
with Crystal Services will be the new Committee Chairman. Pat
arranged for some very interesting speakers and plant tours for us this
last year - job well done. The rest of the Organization Committee will
remain the same. We meet the first Tuesday of the month at Panos‘ Char
House, 20290 Blue Mound Rd. at 5:30 PM. All members are welcome
to attend.
This year’s Expo should be the best yet. The Expo Committee has been
Watch for information about the June, 2005 PFMA Milwaukee
Chapter Golf Outing.
working hard on all aspects of the show. New for 2005 is the Harley
Raffle. Make sure to check out the new seminars.
I personally am looking forward to 2005 because I have taken a new
position working with the National Association for the Self-Employed. If
any of you members are self-employed, please allow me to show you
how the NASE can benefit you.
Don‘t forget to check out our website. It is constantly being updated
with pictures of earlier events and information (www.pfmainc.com).
Tom Randolph
PFMA Milwaukee Area Chapter toured Miller Park in Milwaukee,
WI in October, 2004.
Table of Contents
PFMA Inc. President’s Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4, 5, 6 & 8
Calendar of Upcoming Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 & 11
2005 PFMA Expo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 & 13
PFMA 2005 Expo Exhibitors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 & 15
Seminars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16, 17, 18 & 19
The PFMA Central Wisconsin Chapter held their annual Christmas
Party on December 14, 2004 at the Stevens Point Country Club.
Fifty people were entertained by four members of the local Sweet
Adelines.
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Message
With the dawning of a new year comes our sincerest wish for a healthy
and prosperous 2005. It seems like only yesterday that similar wishes
were extended. So goes the trend in this day and age when everyone is
busier.
One of the difficulties in increasing meeting attendance and membership within our organization among younger prospective members is
the significant amount of time they spend with family activities. There is
no “free time.”
However, can we all consider a challenge to dedicate 3-4 hours per
month learning, growing, promoting and socializing with our friends
and associates within this maintenance profession? This 3-4 hours will
ultimately make your job easier and provide greater opportunity to
improve your position.
Our technical sessions and factory tours have been very good and will
improve if we can count on your participation in the events. Paul
Schlaefer has done an excellent job in scheduling programs (THANKS,
Paul!) and will continue doing so, especially with input from you.
Your Board of Directors for 2005 is as follows. Contact any of them if
you have any questions, suggestions or complaints. Their contact information is in the current PFMA Membership Directory.
Jim Lang - President
Neil Stein - Vice President
Ron Antoniewicz - Secretary
Ron O'Kray - Treasurer
Paul Schlaefer - Program Chairman
Dick Boehmer - At Large
Bob Wroblewski - At Large
Dick Zagrzebski - At Large
The meeting and activity schedule for 2005 is published in this issue of
PFMA Connection. It is also posted at the Calendar of Events section of
the PFMA Website: www.pfmainc.com. Please let us know if you need
a copy of this schedule.
Thanks to all the members and non-members who volunteered their
time and efforts on our 2004 activities. The assistance and preparation
are greatly appreciated.
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for over 130 years!
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SINCE 1873
Once again, BEST wishes for the new year.
Neil Stein, Vice President
PFMA Central WI Chapter
[email protected]
Chapter News
The Central WI Chapter held their elections at the November 9, 2004
membership meeting.
Officers elected were:
President: Jim Lang- 2 year term
Treasurer- Ron O'Kray- 2 year term
Trustee- Bob Wroblewski- 3 year term
(414) 453-4600
FAX: (414) 453-9101 ~ E-mail: [email protected]
www.windingroofing.com
6410 W. River Parkway ~ Milwaukee, WI 53213-3261
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Message
Marshland Chapter
Hope you had a good Holiday Season! We at Marshland Chapter had
our Christmas party on December 15, 2004 at the Ramada Hotel. It is
always a pleasure to have spouses and guests attend a meeting.
Our election of officers was also slated for the December meeting. We
are very fortunate to have Marshland members that are dedicated to
make our chapter grow.
As I sit here in the cold, wet snowy weather I can’t help thinking of the
warm summer weather in June. These thoughts bring up the PFMA
Educational and Scholastic Foundation, Inc. in conjunction with
Marshland Area Plant & Facilities Maintenance Association's Golf Outing.
This year it will be held at Rock River Hills in Horicon, Wisconsin. We
hope to see a great turn out!
I hope to see you at one of our upcoming meetings. Please check the
website for details. Our meetings are always open to prospective members and members of the other chapters!
Stay warm…..Spring is just around the corner.
Doug Prunty
President
Marshland Area Chapter
Advertiser Index
January, 2005 Connection
Please support these advertisers that support PFMA!
Advertiser
Phone . . . . . . . . . . . Page
Chem-Tech International
800-634-5621 . . . . . . 14
Critter Control
866-833-1867 . . . . . . 14
Eagle Technology
262-241-3845 . . . . . . . 7
FJA Christiansen Roofing
414-445-4141 . . . . . . . 16
Good Electric
414-228-9500 . . . . . . . 5
Ingersoll Rand Equipment Sales
800-338-5436. . . . . . 20
KR West
920-766-0113. . . . . . . 18
L&S Electric
715-359-3155. . . . . . . . 6
LaForce
800-236-8858. . . . . . . 6
Langer Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc.
414-476-5800 . . . . . . . 7
Power Management Solutions
800-573-4949 . . . . . . 19
Rinderle Door
262-662-5200. . . . . . . 3
Safety First Consulting
262-549-2239. . . . . . . 3
Total Cleaning/Total Painting
262-790-5600 . . . . . . . 2
Water Doctors
800-207-DOCS . . . . . 15
WIMCO
262-681-7345 . . . . . . 17
Winding Roofing
414-453-4600 . . . . . . . 5
Wisconsin Leasing
800-356-1444 . . . . . . 15
Wisconsin Lift Truck
800-236-2379 . . . . . . . 2
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On September 15, 2004, the PFMA Capitol Chapter had a dinner cruise on Lake Mendota. It was a great time of food, fun, fellowship and
a beautiful sunset.
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Messages
Chairperson’s Message
Kent Chapter, PFMA Canada
Our first full year as a recognized chapter of PFMA, Inc has come to an
end. This past year has been very busy for our organization in trying to
accomplish our projected schedule of events. Although we were not
able to accomplish every scheduled event we initially proposed, we have
worked hard to have successful, fun and informative events and I believe
we have accomplished that goal.
Our last technical dinner was held on November 16 and the topic was
Machine Guarding Standards and Pre-Start Health and Safety Reviews
(PSR) for plant machinery. Our presenter was Walter Veugen from
Veugen Integrated Controls, a company that provides solutions for
industry to meet the requirements of PSR Reviews and new Standards.
His presentation covered the requirements of a Pre-Start Health and
Safety Review and touched on the following Canadian Standards
Association publications:
· • CSA Z142-02 Power Press Safeguarding
· • CSA Z432-04 Machinery Safeguarding
· • CSA Z434-03 Robotic System Safeguarding
A Pre-Start Health and Safety Review requires that the machinery being
reviewed meets or exceeds the standards included in, but not limited to,
the documents listed above prior to placing the equipment in production. Some of the standards require compliance, or a schedule to meet
compliance to be completed by the end of 2004. Although the standards and reviews are not new to the industrial and manufacturing community, the Ministry of Labour is rumored to have increased it's manpower to ensure that the updated standards are being adhered to in all
plants. Machinery found not to be in compliance and not having a
schedule to meet compliance can be shut down and locked out by the
Ministry of Labour officials and possible charges laid in cases where
injury has occurred. Over all the presentation was very informative and
well received by those in attendance.
In keeping with our machinery safeguarding theme we invited suppliers
and contractors that supplied solutions to these issues to provide table
PFMA Kent Chapter President Steve Urry addresses members at
the Nov. 16 Dinner meeting held at Country View Restaurant.
top displays for their products and services. Our thanks go to Electrozad
Supply, NCC Electronics, Axiom and Zimmer Controls for their participation and supplying a door prize from each company.
Our last order of business for the dinner was to complete our annual
elections for vacancies on our executive board. Lee Holmes gave a great
speech on what the organization offered and his experience with PFMA
but unfortunately there weren't any new nominations presented for the
board. Our appreciation goes out to Joseph Sebben and Peter Davidson
for agreeing to stay on our executive committee.
Spring EXPO 2005 is well under way and a date is set for April 7, 2005.
We are putting together information packages to be sent out to past
exhibitors and are pooling our databases to locate new exhibitors that
might be interested in attending our event.
We are looking forward to another year of exciting events that we are
currently working on.
Visit our website for further information on these events. www.pfma.ca
Events for 2005: February- Member Appreciation Evening
March - Plant Tour
April 7 - EXPO 2005
May - Dinner Meeting
June 10 - 3rd Annual Golf Day
September - Lunch n Learn
October - Plant Tour
November – Dinner Meeting
In closing I would like to say thank you to all of the members and committee members who worked hard to keep our organization going this
past year and look forward to the accomplishments for the new year.
Let's not reflect on the past problems but look forward to the challenges
to be presented in the new year in making this a successful organization. Thank you all.
Members listen intently to the presentation at the November 16
Technical Dinner Meeting on Machine Guarding Standards. Topic:
Machine Guarding Standards and Pre-Start Health and Safety
Reviews (PSR) for plant machinery. Presenter: Walter Veugen from
Veugen Integrated Controls.
Steve Urry
Chairperson PFMA
Canada
PFMA Connection
PFMA Capitol Chapter Tour of Camp Randall
...a new score board...
The PFMA Capitol Chapter met at the JPCullen trailer
at the start of the Camp Randall Tour on October 13.
...and luxury boxes.
The Camp Randall renovation included the
construction of new athletic offices...
Place Your Orders Now
at the PFMA Store!
Haberdasher ~ Chuck Roamer
Phone: 262-662-2434
Or Fax your order to: 262-364-2719
We Accept Check, MasterCard & VISA
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Color(s)
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Color(s)
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The PFMA Capitol Chapter look on....
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Jacket – Men's Port Authority Hard Working Challenger, Nylon Shell
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It is the policy of PFMA to sell merchandise to our members at cost.
WATCH FOR NEW ITEMS !!
...as the Badgers practice on their new turf.
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Calendar of Upcoming Events
Important reminder: If you will be attending the dinner portion of the
monthly meetings please RSVP to your chapter:
Milwaukee Area Chapter – John Skadahl, email:
[email protected], phone: 262-644-6287.
Marshland Area Chapter – Jeff Zwicky, email:
[email protected], phone: 920-921-0821 x 316.
Central Wisconsin Chapter – Jim Lang, e-mail: [email protected];
phone: 715-359-5682.
Table Top Displays Are Now Available at PFMA MAC Meetings.
Please contact Al Tredo 414-788-8912 or e-mail
[email protected] for details and the remaining
available dates.
Cost is $75.00 per table.
Two table displays are available at all regularly scheduled membership meetings.
2005
April
January
1/3/05
1/4/05
1/11/05
1/18/05
1/19/05
1/31/05
Central Wisconsin Chapter Board Meeting,
Wings Restaurant, Central Wisconsin Airport, 6:00 PM.
Milwaukee Area Chapter Operating Committee Meeting,
Panos’ Charhouse, 20290 W. Bluemound Rd.,
Brookfield, 5:30 PM.
Central Wisconsin Chapter Regular Meeting,
Milwaukee Area Chapter Membership Meeting,
Special Membership Drive Meeting: PFMA members
that bring a prospective member as a guest will receive
their guest’s dinner and their own dinner free for this
meeting.
Marshland Area Chapter – Tour (TBA) with meeting to
follow.
February
Date TBA
2/1/05
2/8/05
2/15/05
2/16/05
2/28/05
March
Date TBA
3/1/05
3/15/05
3/15/05
3/23/05
3/28/05
PFMA Canada- Member Appreciation Evening
Central Wisconsin Chapter- VIP Night,
Stevens Point Country Club, 6:00 PM.
Marshland Area Chapter Dinner Meeting with board
meeting to follow.
PFMA Canada Plant Tour
Milwaukee Area Chapter Operating Committee
Meeting, Panos’ Charhouse, 20290 W. Bluemound Rd.,
Plant Engineering & Maintenance Expo sponsored by
PFMA Central WI Chapter, Stoney Creek Inn,
Wausau, WI. Show Hours: 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM.
PFMA Marshland Area Chapter Dinner Meeting with
board meeting to follow.
Wings Restaurant, Central Wisconsin Airport,
Mosinee, 6:00 PM.
4/6/05
4/7/05
4/12/05
4/13/05 &
4/14/05
4/20/05
4/25/05
May
Date TBA
5/3/05
5/10/05
5/17/05
5/18/05
5/24/05
June
6/6/05
6/7/05
6/10/05
6/13/05
6/24/05
July
7/12/05
August
8/2/05
8/29/05
PFMA Canada Expo 2005.
Plant Engineering & Maintenance Expo sponsored by
PFMA Milwaukee Area Chapter.
Wisconsin State Fair Park, West Allis, WI.
Show Hours: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Each Day.
Marshland Area Chatper Dinner Meeting with board
meeting to follow.
PFMA Canada Dinner Meeting
Marshland Area Chapter Dinner Meeting with board
meeting to follow.
Central Wisconsin Chapter Golf Outing,
Ridges Golf Course, Wisconsin Rapids, WI.
PFMA Canada Chapter Annual Golf Day.
Central Wisconsin Chapter Board Meeting at Zag’s.
Marshland Area Chapter Golf Outing,
Rock River Hills, Horicon, Wisconsin.
Central Wisconsin Chapter Picnic.
Meeting, Panos’ Charhouse, 20290 W. Bluemoud Rd.,
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Calendar of Upcoming Events
Make Plans to Attend The
Plant Engineering & Maintenance Expo
Sponsored by PFMA
September
Date TBA
9/6/05
9/13/05
9/20/05
9/26/05
October
Date TBA
10/4/05
10/11/05
10/18/05
10/31/05
PFMA Canada Lunch ’N Learn
PFMA Canada Plant Tour
November
Date TBA
11/1/05
11/8/05
11/15/05
11/28/05
PFMA Canada Dinner Meeting
Central Wisconsin Chapter Regular Meeting with
Elections.
December
12/6/05
12/13/05
PFMA Central Wisconsin Chapter Christmas Party.
Tuesday, March 15, 2005
Stoney Creek Inn
Wausau, Wisconsin
Show Hours: 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM
New Location!
Next to Cedar Creek Mall/Gander Mountain Complex
Booth Space Available!
To confirm your booth space, please contact Stefanie Dow
Phone: 262-695-7479 * Fax: 262-695-7518
Two Great Seminars with CEU credits awarded
for qualified participants:
For Electricians:
“Understanding the NEC” (morning), “Motors & Transformers” (afternoon)
Presented by Joe Hertel,
Wisconsin Department of Commerce
For Plumbers:
“Cross Connection Control; When, Why and How”
(morning and afternoon sessions)
Presented by Jim Wehinger, Wisconsin Department of Commerce
Seminar Prices:
$35 per session for PFMA members; $50 per session for non-members**
Lunch included
Seminar Registration*
Send this form with proper payment to:
Jim Lang, PFMA Inc.
2504 Wood Rd., Mosinee, WI 54455
Phone: 715-359-5682
Visit the PFMA website: www.pfmainc.com
Name ____________________________________________________________________________________
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Address
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City
State
Zip
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Phone
Email
■ Check enclosed
Credit Card:
or
■ MasterCard
■ Visa
Card #:
Please visit the PFMA website for updates and additions to the
calendar: www.pfmainc.com.
To add items to the calendar, please contact Stefanie Dow at:
[email protected].
Note: Dates are subject to Change. Generally, the PFMA MAC
Operating Committee (OC) meetings are held on the first
Tuesday of the month and the monthly membership meetings
are held on the third Tuesday of the month.
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Check the Session(s) you will be attending:
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Electricians:
Session 1: Understanding the NEC
9:30 AM–11:30 AM
Session 2: Motors & Transformers
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Plumbers:
Session 1: Cross Connection Control
9:30 AM–11:30 AM
Session 2: Cross Connection Control
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
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PFMA 2005 EXPO
Sponsored by:
Wisconsin
State Fair Park
Wisconsin Exposition Center
Halls B & C
PFMA Expo Show Hours
Wednesday
April 13, 2005
Show Hours
11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Thursday,
April 14, 2005
Show Hours
11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Booth space still available at the 2005 Plant Engineering & Maintenance Expo.
There’s still room for your company to exhibit at this expo!
Reserve your booth space now!
Call Stefanie Dow at 262-695-7479, fax: 262-695-7518,
email: [email protected] or visit our Website: www.pfmainc.com
Admission and
Pre-Registration Form
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To receive your name badge prior to the show, please mail to:
PFMA, 5105 Scott Lane, West Bend, WI 53095 or fax to:
920-261-1839. Advance name badge requests must be received by:
March 31, 2005.
________________________________________________________
Name
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Address
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City
State
Zip
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Phone
Fax
Email
Sponsored by PFMA _________________________________________Phone 262-695-7479
■ Please Send More Information on PFMA _______________________Fax 920-261-1839
Free Admission with the registration form.
Indicate your job function.
■ Maintenance (Supervisor)
■ Engineering (Other)
■ Owner/President
■ Purchasing
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Maintenance (Trades)
Manager
Engineering (Plant)
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Safety
Electrician
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Sales
Other
RAFFLE
2005 Harley Davidson
FLSTF FAT BOY
Tickets are $5.00 each or 3 for $10.00
To purchase raffle tickets contact John Skadahl
Phone: 262-644-6287; Email: [email protected]
Raffle will be held at the 2005 Expo
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Company Name
PFMA Connection
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PFMA 2005 EXPO
For a complete listing of Exhibitors, see pages 14 – 15.
Visit our Website www.pfmainc.com for the most current listing of exhibitors.
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2005 PFMA Expo Exhibitors
Company Name
Able Field Service
Able Technology
Advance Hydraulics Inc.
Advanced Waste Services
Aerial Work Platforms
Affiliated Steam Equipment Co.
Air Quality Controllers
Air Supply Systems Inc.
Air Temperature Services Inc.
Airway Sales Inc.
All Lighting Inc.
American Bolt Corp.
Aqua Pure of Wisconsin Inc.
Asphalt Contractors, Inc.
Automatic Fire Protection, Inc.
Avedon Development LLC
Badger Electric Motor Inc.
Badger Lite Company
Badger Material Handling
Badger Valve & Fitting Corp.
Badgerland Commercial Roofing Inc.
Balestrieri Environmental & Dev. Inc.
Batteries Plus LLC
Bearings Inc.
Brabazon Pump, Compressor
& Vacuum
Busch Electronics
Butters-Fetting Company Inc.
C & H Distributors
C L Thompson Company
Capital Equipment & Handling
Centec Security Systems Inc.
Centimark Corporation
Central States Casters
Central Supply Co.
Booth Number
2007
1112
1211, 1213, 1215
1435
1132, 1233
1613, 1615
1342
1307
1709
1304
1445
1407, 1409
1645
1705
1743, 1745, 1747
TBD
1903
1818
1853, 1855, 1857
1845
1525
1919
1614
1742
1757
TBD
1333
2024, 2026
1813
1736, 1837
1527, 1529
1306
1506, 1508
1802
Company Name
Certified Environmental Services, Inc.
Chem-Tech International Inc.
ChemTreat, Inc.
Clasmann Corporation
CMS & CMR
CNC Solutions, LLC
Controlled Environment Equipment
Cope Plastics Inc.
Courtney Industrial Battery, Inc.
CPR Services Inc.
Crane Engineering Sales Inc.
CRC Concrete Raising Corp.
Critter Control Inc.
Crown Lift Trucks
Culligan of Milwaukee
Custom Restoration, Inc.
D&B Industrial Floor Coatings, Inc.
Dillett Mechanical Service, Inc.
Dodge City of Milwaukee
E H Wolf & Sons Inc.
E.G. Artz, Inc.
Eagle Enterprises Ltd.
Eagle Environmental Inc.
Eagle Technology Inc.
Emerson Process Management
EMS Industrial
Environmental Systems Inc.
Ericson Manufacturing Company
FABCO Rents
Falk Renew
Filtra Tech Systems
FJA Christiansen Roofing Co.
Furlong Industrial Systems Inc.
G W S Supply Inc.
Garland Co. Inc.
Booth Number
1420
1110
1510
1754
1302, 1403
1349
1520
1752
1240, 1341
2042
1604, 1606, 1608
1315
1310
1914, 2013, 2015
TBD
1128
1902
1314
1123, 1125
1718
1733
1313
1711
1427
2010
1418, 1519
1605
1541
2053, 2055, 2057
1426
1204, 1206
1518, 1619
1428
1247
1114
Company Name
Booth Number
Gaudian Industrial Sales Inc.
1948, 2049
GE Supply
1410, 1412
Geis Building Products Inc.
1557
Graybar Electric
1840, 1941
Graycor Blasting Co.
1312
Great Lakes Maytag Commercial Sales 1621
Great Lakes Roofing Corp.
1707
Gross Automation
1127, 1129
Grunau Company
1545
Hassel Material Handling Co.
1413
Hastings Air-Energy Control
2033, 2035
Hein Electric Supply Company
1528, 1629
Herkowski Sales
1337
High Voltage Maintenance
1614
Holming Company
2041
Holton Brothers, Inc.
1805
Honeywell
1704
Hot Water Products
1449
Hotsy Cleaning Systems Inc.
1218, 1220
Hunzinger Construction Company
1804
Hydraulic Service & Mfg. Inc.
1415
Illingworth Corporation
1719
Induserve Supply - Advanced
1648, 1749
Industrial Equipment & Service Inc.
1318
Ingersoll Rand Air Center
1432
Ingersoll Rand Equipment & Service 1432
Ingersoll Rand Security & Safety
1432
ITT Flygt
1502, 1603
J & W Instruments Inc.
1309
J T Roofing
1411
J.F. Cook Co. Inc.
1226
J.M. Brennan, Inc.
1725
Jacobus Environmental Services, Inc. 1654
Jensen Equipment Co.
1219, 1221
Johnson Controls Inc.
1419, 1421
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2005 PFMA Expo Exhibitors
Company Name
Booth Number
Johnstone Supply
1509
K I Pumps & Systems Inc.
1402, 1503
K R West Co. Inc.
1755
K&L Sales Inc.
1214
K.E.I.
1844, 1846
Kafko
1819
Klatt Equipment Inc.
1632, 1634
L & S Electric Inc.
1512, 1514
L W Allen Inc.
1809, 1811
LaForce Inc.
1910, 1912
Langer Roofing & Sheet Metal Inc.
1505, 1507
LAPP USA
1212
Lawson Products, Inc.
1814
LechtriChem, Inc.
2032, 2034, 2036
LIFTCO Inc.
1429
Marshall Erecting Company
1952, 1954
Masonry Restoration Inc.
1504
Masse's Inc.
1542
MEE Material Handling LLC
1934, 1936, 2037
Metro Caster LLC
1246
Midland Plastics Inc.
1625, 1627
Midwest Electrical Testing & Maint Co. 1908
Midwest Finishing Systems Inc.
1612
Millwright Local 2337
1408
Milwaukee Area Technical College
TBD
(MATC)
Milwaukee Electric Tool
1118, 1120
Milwaukee High Lift
1253, 1255
Milwaukee Intermodal Terminal LLC 2000
Modular Piping Supply
2048
Moore Oil Company Inc.
2003
Munson Inc.
2040
N.E.S.
1848, 1949
Nassco Inc.
1224, 1325
Company Name
National Utilities Company Inc.
Nelson Electric Supply Co. Inc.
Operating Engineers Local 139
Operating Engineers Local 317
Orion Energy Systems
Overhead Material Handling, Inc.
Paragon Instrument, LLC
Parker Coatings Inc.
Parking Lot Maintenance
PARSS Corp.
Pavlic Vending Service Inc.
PFMA Capitol Area Chapter
PFMA Milwaukee Area Chapter
Pioneer Roofing, LLC
Piper Plastics, Inc.
Poblocki Paving Corp.
Power Management Solutions
Primex Wireless, Inc.
Pro Industrial Controls Inc.
Process Equipment Sales
Professional Supply Company
Pro-Tel, Inc. Mechanical Contractors
Pump Solutions #1 Corporation
Quality Door & Hardware
RDM & Associates, Inc.
Reindl Manufacturing LLC
Rinderle Door Company
Ritter Technology
Roman Electric Co.
Salamone Supplies
Salentine Pump & Equipment
San-A-Care
Speedy Metals
Stoffel Equipment
Booth Number
1232, 1234, 1236
1119
1311
1511
1329
1526
1447
1442
1328
1756
2008
TBD
TBD
1446
2009
1356, 1457
1156, 1257
1405
1647, 1649
1607
1106
1321
1727
1740
1207
1208
1828, 1929
1524
1644
1124
1806
1444
1640
1815
Company Name
Storage Battery Systems
Superior Landscape & Supply Inc.
T & A Industrial Dist.
Tartan Supply Co.
Technitrol, Inc.
Tennant Company
Thuemling Industrial Products Inc.
TMI Coatings
Total Cleaning Systems
TOTO USA, Inc.
Town & Country Electric
Trane
Uihlein Electric
United Rentals
United Scale & Engineering
UW-Washington County
Viking Communications
Warehouse Equipment Company, Inc.
Watertech of America
Waukesha County Technical College
(WCTC)
WI Industrial Machine Service
WI Tech College System Foundation
WIMCO
Winding Roofing Company Inc.
Wisco Lift Inc.
Wisconsin Compressed Air Corp.
Wisconsin Lift Truck Corporation
Wisconsin Steam Cleaner Sales
Yale Equipment & Services Inc.
Zorn-Cochrane Compressor &
Equipment Inc.
Current listing as
Booth Number
1732, 1833
1656
1618
1706, 1708
1626
1710, 1712, 1714
1210
1913
2005
1628, 1729
1456
1652
1324
1552
1345
TBD
1308
1440
1849
TBD
1414, 1515
1332
2043
1305
1443
1452, 1454
1724, 1825
1202, 1303
1532
1636, 1737
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Free Technical Seminars
Plant Engineering & Maintenance Expo Seminar Schedule
Wednesday April 13, 2005
1:00PM - 2:00PM
Seminar Area 1
Title:
MONEY For NOTHING
Presenter:
Carl Penner - L & S Electric
Description: This seminar will discuss seven ways to save dollars for your business
using electric motors, drives and other exciting ideas.
Seminar Area 2
Title:
Understanding Your Dust Collection Application
Presenter:
Kevin Summ - Controlled Environmental Equipment
Description: Dust, fume and particulate collection can be a very difficult task. Learn
how to analyze your air pollutants, select the proper equipment and
improve the overall air-quality at your facility. In addition, we will cover
some of the new air-quality requirements and technology changes in the
industry.
Seminar Area 3
Maintenance is the key to improved reliability and safety of a
Compressed Air System.
Presenter:
Dave Wick/Tim Young - Zorn-Cochrane Compressor & Equipment
Description: Reduced operating costs and better manufacturing efficiency are direct
results of good maintenance. Learn the issues and the methods to provide
excellent maintenance of your compressed air system.
Title:
2:30PM - 3:30PM
Seminar Area 1
Title:
Arc Flash Hazards Made Practical
Presenter:
Scott Ladwig - Midwest Electrical Testing
Description: This seminar presents a "Quick Start" and practical development of an Arc
Flash Hazards Safety program with OSHA requirements and NFPA 70E
guidelines.
Seminar Area 2
Title:
Best Practices of the Roofing Industry
Presenter:
Pat Finger - Langer Roofing
Description: This seminar will discuss the best practices and repairs of the reproofing
industry and touch on some of the recommended procedures for new
construction.
Seminar Area 3
Title:
Predictive Maintenance Using Knowledge Based Services
Presenter:
Ron Kuchenreuther - Johnson Controls
Description: Learn how to apply cost effective advanced service techniques in your
facility to reduce cost, risk, and increase performance.
4:00PM - 5:30PM
Title:
Presenter:
Seminar Area 1
“Rules of Golf”
Wisconsin State Golf Association
Plant Engineering & Maintenance Expo Seminar Schedule
Thursday April 14, 2005
1:00PM - 2:00PM
Seminar Area 1
Title:
How to select and implement CMMS software for plant and facilities
maintenance
Presenter:
Harshad Shah - Eagle Technology
Description: Learn the differences between the varieties of software packages that are
available. Mr. Shah will also outline the most important criteria in the
selection of a software vendor and present guidelines for successful implementation of a CMMS project.
Seminar Area 2
Title:
Lighting the Way with Energy Efficiency
Presenter:
Mike Potts - Orion Energy Systems
Description: Mike will address the current energy crises offering sustainable energy
efficient solutions YOU can implement to make a guaranteed and verifiable difference in your facility. He will incorporate examples of fluorescent
technology with modular accessories that provide maximum flexibility
and modularity. Find out how you can make the move to ENERGY SAVINGS WITHOUT COMPROMISE.
PFMA Connection
page 17
Free Technical Seminars
Seminar Area 3
Title:
Building Management Systems Options
Presenter:
John Promersberger/Donna Bartolotta - Pro-Tel Mechanical
Description: Every building owner wants to have the very best in HVAC equipment, controls and maintenance services, but can they afford it? Do you realize you
can afford it? Can you afford not to consider building systems options with
today’s rising energy costs? Learn how to add value to YOUR building system. What is your definition of value-engineering? Learn how to plan and
select a building management system that will grow with your business.
2:30PM - 3:30PM
4:00PM - 5:30PM
Seminar Area 1
Getting Ready for Opening Day (Top fishing spots in southern
Wisconsin, tips for early walleye fishing)
Presenter:
Dan Small from Outdoor Wisconsin
Description: Dan Small, host of Milwaukee Public TV’s Outdoor Wisconsin, will speak
on strategies for early season fishing, with a focus on some of the top
waters in southeast Wisconsin, such as Big Cedar Lake, Geneva Lake,
Pewaukee Lake, Delavan Lake and Lake Nagawicka. Small will answer
questions regarding fishing opportunities across Wisconsin and techniques
for opening day.
Title:
Seminar Area 1
Title:
Control System Integration
Presenter:
Pat Rossett - Environmental Systems, Inc.
Description: This presentation will detail the integration of diverse building systems
including HVAC, Card Access, Video and Security and how a common
software framework can be adapted to integrate systems that previously
were not able to communicate with one another.
Seminar Area 2
Title:
Diaphragm Pump Technology
Presenter:
Lee Krmpotich, K I Pumps and Systems, Inc.
Description: Diaphragm Pump technological improvements have resulted in increased
performance. These changes have been made because of increased customer demands and also in part due to manufacturing innovations to produce a better product. Learn more.
Seminar Area 3
Fine Fiber Filtration vs. Coarse Fiber Filtration: Are you getting what
you are paying for?
Presenter:
John German/Sean McGlenn - Clasmann Corporation
Description: This seminar will address what ASHRAE is doing to address the 52.2-1999
Filtration Test Standard, as well as, recent studies performed by the
University of Minnesota. The seminar will also include a demonstration
between Fiberglass and Synthetic air filtration media using a state-of-theart mobile media testing unit.
Title:
Dan Small holding a seven pound Large Mouth Bass.
All seminars will be held on the exhibit floor
at the Wisconsin Exposition Center at State Fair Park.
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PFMA Connection
Seminars
The 2005 PFMA Milwaukee Expo will feature
two Electrical Seminars and one Plumbing seminar.
Seminar Dates:
Wednesday & Thursday, April 13 & 14, 2005
Make Plans to Attend These Seminars and Visit the PFMA Expo!
These seminars offer CEUs to qualified participants.
Four certification hours will be given for each seminar attended.
Seminar Fees:
$60 per person per session
Each seminar will include a continental breakfast, refreshments and lunch.
Seminars will take place above Hall A at Wisconsin Exposition Center
at State Fair Park.
Electrical Seminars
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in the Workplace
This standard addresses those electrical safety requirements for employee workplaces
that are necessary for the practical safeguarding of employees in their pursuit of gainful employment. This standard covers the installation of electric conductors, electric
equipment, signaling and communications conductors and equipment, and raceways
for the following:
1. Public and private premises, including buildings, structures, mobile homes,
recreational vehicles, and floating building
2. Yards, lots, parking lots, carnivals, and industrial substations
3. Installations of conductors and equipment that connect to the supply of electricity
4. Installations used by the electric utility, such as office buildings, warehouses,
garages, machine shops, and recreational buildings that are not an integral part
of a generating plant, substation, or control center.
Anyone that does electrical installation or maintenance or who works on or near
exposed energized electrical conductors or circuit parts in workplaces that are included
in the scope of this standard must comply with this standard.
Attend this four hour seminar and learn more about this important topic!
Thursday, April 14, 2005
8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
Analysis of the 2005 National Electrical Code (NEC) Changes
Check the PFMA Website
For all the Latest News and Information
www.pfmainc.com
To Join PFMA, click on Join PFMA!
and then the chapter that you are interested in joining.
There are a lot of changes in the 2005 NEC. Attend this four hour seminar and learn
how these changes will affect you.
Things such as “a locking means serving as an appliance disconnecting means,” “vending machines with cord-and-plug,”“feeder taps using listed power distribution blocks in
wireways,” many changes on ART 250 grounding, ART 400 cords for protection, ART
404 metal faceplates required to be grounded or be protected by a GFCI. ART 410
fluorescent luminaries (with some exceptions) shall have a disconnecting means to
each luminaire to disconnect all conductors.
To Pre-Register to attend upcoming PFMA Expos in
There are many changes in this code. You will not want to miss this
four hour seminar!
Central WI, Tuesday, March 15, 2005
Stoney Creek Inn, Wausau, WI
And
Milwaukee, Wednesday & Thursday, April 13 & 14, 2005
Wisconsin State Fair Park, West Allis, WI
Sign up early to insure a place at these seminars. Plan to spend the entire day with us.
Click on the link at the home page.
To receive PFMA Connection for one year at no charge,
Click on Subscribe at the left side of the home page
and you will be added to the PFMA Connection mailing list.
Attendees at each seminar will have a continental breakfast, a very informative seminar, lunch, refreshments. And in the afternoon, attend the PFMA Expo, with over 300
vendors with products to help make your job life easier.
Our presenter for both electrical seminars will be
Joe Hertel, Supervising Electrical Engineer,
Wisconsin Safety & Buildings Division.
Please complete the seminar form attached for each individual that will be
attending the seminars along with full payment. We accept check, MasterCard
and Visa. Please make checks payable to PFMA.
Questions? Contact Ted Kucharski, phone: 262-594-5118.
PFMA Connection
page 19
Seminars
Tech Talk
Tech Talk- Clorox Bleach
Plumbing Seminar
Cross Connection Control:
When, Why & How
8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
By Mark Gindling
For all master plumbers, journeyman plumbers, master plumber restricted appliance,
journeyman plumber restricted appliance, commercial plumber inspectors and UDC
plumbing inspectors.
This seminar will consist of COMM. 81, Cross Connection Control Definitions, a review
of COMM, 82.41 requirements and limitations and several installation examples. There
will also be some displays and picture boards.
Our presenter will be Jim Wehinger, Plumbing Consultant,
Wisconsin Safety & Building Division.
Please complete the seminar form for each individual attending the Plumbing
seminar along with full payment.
We accept check, MasterCard and Visa. Please make checks payable to PFMA.
We all know that there are many people still using bleach to disinfect
various surfaces throughout their buildings. We also know that these
potential customers do not check the mixture. They just make it up
with chlorine and don’t check the label to make sure they have the
right concentration. The reason for checking the concentration is
because chlorine bleach concentrations change over time and, therefore, the older the bottle of concentrated bleach, the less concentrated
it becomes.
But most people do not know that the only company that makes
bleach and has a U.S. EPA Registration number is the Clorox
Company. Clorox has an EPA approved label available that clearly
shows the organisms die product has been tested against. Therefore,
when other bleach manufacturers are asked by a customer if they
could use their product as a disinfectant, legally they would have to
answer NO!
You may ask how then can the Centers for Disease Control state to
use bleach for any and all new bugs that come along? Because they
can, but a manufacturer cannot make a claim to kill the organism until
proven to the U.S. EPA that the product is indeed effective against the
organism through product testing that is submitted to the EPA.
Continue to ask if the customer is using Clorox bleach or another
brand of bleach. If they are using a brand other than Clorox, find out if
they are willing to take a chance on a product that is not being legally
used and may not be as effective as they think it is.
Send this form with proper payment to:
PFMA
5105 Scott Lane
West Bend, WI 53095
Fax to:
262-644-6528
or
Reprinted with permission
Submitted by Bill Thomas, Buckeye International, E-mail: [email protected]
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Thursday, April 14, 2005
8:00 AM–12:00 NOON
Plumbing Seminar
8:00 AM–12:00 NOON
Because it takes more than a generator to keep
your facility up and running during a Power
Problem, here are just a few of the ways
PMS works for you:
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Single/Three Phase UPS Sales
UPS Battery Replacement and Service
Generators
Site Surveys & Design Specs
Run Time Configurations
Warranty/Service Contracts
Power Auditing and Consulting
Power Management Solutions, Inc.
‘Your Total Power Protection Resource’
800-573-4949
www.pmspower.com
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On-Site Construction Equipment Service
Generators from G20 to G575
New TC13 Trench Compactor
Forklift: Complete Inventory
Factory Service Where You Need It
When You Need It
Meeting the Needs
of Wisconsin’s
Construction Industries
Rentals • Sales • Parts • Service
• Soil and Asphalt
Compactors
• Air Tools
• Hoist
• Compactors
• Generators
• Compressors
• Light Towers
• Rock Drills
• Fork Lifts
• Club Car Utility
Vehicles
SD 77DX TF Series Small Compaction
Pioneer 1200
Now Carrying Complete Line
Contact Your Sales Representative at:
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Ingersoll Rand Equipment Service Company
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