Apr 19, 2022
Palmetto,United States - April 19, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Maverick Applied Science will be hosting their 5th Annual Plant Engineer’s Forum next month
Maverick Applied Science is welcoming their Fifth annual plant engineer’s forum for Nonmetallics with another year of unique and informative programming.
From May 25th-26th, Maverick Applied Science will be hosting its 5th Annual Plant Engineer’s Forum for Nonmetallics. This forum, taking place in Bradenton, FL, is an opportunity for plant engineers and other professionals to listen to informative presentations and participate in in-depth discussions impacting areas of procurement, engineering, operations, inspections, and maintenance.
The 20 different presentations will focus on a variety of nonmetallic equipment, including thermoplastic, FRP and dual laminate piping, tanks and vessels. With a new program of expert speakers, attendees will be given a fresh new perspective on best practices in manufacturing, and materials. Attendees will also have the opportunity to earn 18 PDH credits by participating in the forum.
Jeff Eisenman, President of Maverick Applied Science, explains why he began this forum five years ago: “We wanted to create a setting where Plant Engineers, Operators and Designers could take a deep dive into these materials so that they would be better prepared to make decisions related to their process equipment performance and reliability.”
Those who have attended the Plant Engineer’s Forum for Nonmetallics in the past describe it as a one-of-a-kind, educational opportunity to enhance knowledge of nonmetallic materials and equipment. Tom Haber, Quality Assurance Program Manager at Maverick Applied Science and recurring speaker at the Plant Engineer’s Forum, explains why he believes this is a can’t-miss event: “This Forum is a unique opportunity to interact with other professionals similar to yourself, from a variety of different facility types. Not to mention, you have the chance to spend time and ask questions directly to the speakers.”
To Register and view the Technical Program, visit the Maverick Applied Science website at www.MaverickAppliedScience.com. Note, registration fees are waived for plant owners, operators, and design engineers. There are limited spots available.
To handle your FRP needs, Maverick Applied Science is an internationally recognized expert in the field of engineering and inspections of FRP solutions for corrosive applications. Since 1999, they have built their reputation on personal service, advanced FRP technology and proven FRP engineering practices. While some engineering firms continue to shy away from fiberglass reinforced plastic solutions, Maverick welcomes the challenge and meet it through their comprehensive understanding of the behavior and performance of composite materials and fabricated components.
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Name: Lydia August
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Organization: Maverick Applied Science
Address: 1915 24th Avenue East, Palmetto, Florida 34221, United States
Phone: +1-941-721-1800
Website: http://www.maverickappliedscience.com/
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