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56th Annual Northwest Electric Meter School
August 30, 2010
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September 3, 2010
North Seattle Community College
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Seattle,
WA
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| School Chair: |
Theresa Burch, Puget Sound Energy
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School Development Team: |
Meet the Team |
| WEI Contact: |
Becca Petersen
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| School Location: |
North Seattle Community College
9600 College Way North
Seattle
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WA
98103
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About the Northwest Electric Meter School
The Northwest Electric Meter School seeks to further the educational skills of electric metering apprentices and journeymen through industry expert lectures and hands-on laboratory training spanning the basics of electronic metering theory, AMI and high-end meter applications. Students are divided into five groups according to their level of experience: Single Phase Metering, Polyphase Metering, Electronic Metering I & II, and Advanced Metering. The school accommodates 270 students.
Vendor Displays!
By popular demand, service companies will continue to give you an informative look at the newest in metering technology. Check out the displays on Tuesday from 11:30 am to 3:15pm.
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Disability Accommodation
For information on accommodations for people with special needs, please call Kendall Harris, the NSCC Representative, at (206) 527-3728. |
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Networking Opportunity
Enjoy a cookout dinner on Tuesday at 4:45 p.m. Prize drawings will take place after dinner for those in attendance at the cookout. |
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Numbers to Call
For information about the Meter School or the program contact Becca Petersen at 971 255-4966 or click on the links above to read more. |
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Continuing Education Credits
Participants may earn CEU credits through NSCC, the program's co-sponsor, for a $15 fee. Attendance at all sessions of your group and completion of the final exam are mandatory. |
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Handbook for Metering & ANSI C12-1
Purchase the 10th edition of the Handbook for Electricity Metering for $108, the ANSI C12-I book for $114, or the Pocket Guide to Watthour Meters for $15 at the school. Add $3.00 shipping & handling per book if ordered directly from Western Energy Institute. Click here to order. |
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School Registration
All Class Sizes Are Limited! Group I, Group II and Group III are FULL! Please contact Marilyn Harrington at 971 255-4969 directly for status of wait lists for these groups.
Course fee is $350 USD. After August 2, 2010, add $25. Fee includes lunch Monday through Thursday and dinner on Tuesday Evening. |
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| EMS Group IV - Electronic Metering II Registration |
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Advanced functions in electronic metering and program development. Bring your laptop computer, optical probe, AC adapter and strong meter magnet. Attendees must download lab-specific software Monday between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m., or online prior to school. Laptops must have administrative rights to install software.
(Maximum number of students = 50) |
| EMS Group V - Advanced Metering Registration |
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In-depth discussion of electronic metering theory and high end meter applications.
(Maximum number of students = 50) |
| EMS Booth Assistant Registration |
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Cost is $25.00 per person for each additional person working your booth. This will cover lunch and the evening barbecue costs to the school. Booth Assistant registration may be completed once the main vendor display representative has been registered. |
Refund Policy
Enrollment charge less $50 will be refunded if the cancellation notice is received on or prior to August 2, 2010. After that date, a 50% refund will be granted. No refunds to registrants who fail to cancel prior to the School's opening. If you are unable to attend, you or your company may send a replacement. |
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Thank You to the following individuals who vested their time and expertise
in the development of the program agenda as members of the
Northwest Electric Meter School Program Delivery Team: |
Theresa Burch, Chair, Puget Sound Energy
Will Elliott, GE Energy
Eric Haut, Portland General Electric
Douglas Marx, PacifiCorp
Chuck Matsen, Seattle City Light |
Ed Schwarz, Elster Electricity, LLC
Mark Sieben, Itron, Inc.
Dale Sindelar, Snohomish County PUD
Sue Thomas, Landis + Gyr, Inc.
Bob Williams, Port Angeles Electric Utility |
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Thank You to the following companies for their
support in making this school successful. |
Aclara
Brooks Utility Products Group
California ISO
Douglas County PUD
Durham Company
EcoLogic Analytics
Elster Electricity, LLC
Fluke Corporation |
GE Energy
General Pacific
Harris Institute
Idaho Power Company
Itron, Inc.
Landis+Gyr, Inc.
PacifiCorp
Port Angeles Electric Utility
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Portland General Electric
Puget Sound Energy
Radian Research
Seattle City Light
Siemens
Snohomish County PUD
Solid State Instruments
Watthour Engineering Co. |
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