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 November
Meeting will be at the Trigen Plant in St. Louis.
January meeting will host by the Danforth Science
Center.
Upcoming Joint Meeting with other local Engineering
organizations such as the Healthcare Engineers Association. A
total of four Engineering groups will be represented at that meeting.
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This
Month:
"We
need those survey forms completed and sent back so we can tally the
results."
Thanks
VP Terry Bremer
The
dates for next years Facilities America are - September 12-17 2003 in
Baltimore Maryland - They still are finalizing things so that's all we
have right now.
Thanks
Mikie
AFE
St. Louis Member Publishes Book
 Fundamentals
of Preventive Maintenance
By John Gross
John (PE/CPE) has been a
full member of our St. Louis chapter since 1993. Please congratulate him
on his accomplishments and support your fellow member by purchasing his
great book.
Upcoming October Meeting:
"2002 National Electrical Code"
End
User's in the St. Louis Area
Guarantee Electrical Contracting Company
will be hosting our meeting at their Office (3405 Bent Ave). This event will be Tuesday
(Oct. 29, 2002 @ 5:00 P.M.)
City, Assistant Chief Electrical Inspector, Jerry Feagans will be presenting a discussion on "The Changes in the 2002 National Electrical Code", he will focus on the changes that will effect the maintenance activities in your facilities. Dinner and refreshments provided by Guarantee Electrical.
Please click
here to learn more.
Our
group is growing so don't miss out. Members: Don't forget your badges!
Come and network with your St. Louis's A.F.E. Make some
friends, eat, and have fun.
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above for RSVP form)
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Position Available
INDUSTRIAL PROGRAM
MANAGER
The Alliance to Save Energy is a national nonprofit
coalition of business, government, consumer, and environmental leaders
dedicated to increasing energy efficiency as a means of preventing
pollution, making housing more affordable, and increasing economic
competitiveness. Its 50-plus staff conducts research, education,
advocacy, and public awareness projects in support of its mission.
The Alliance seeks a Program Manager for the
Industrial Team. At the direction of the Senior Program
Manager for Industry, this position will be responsible for sponsor
liaison, administration, program evaluation, and communications in
support of several major industrial energy efficiency program
initiatives. Liaison will entail interaction with sponsors,
industry, government, and media organizations. Program evaluation
involves tracking and reporting metrics that demonstrate program
impacts.
Communications duties require superior writing,
speaking, organizational, and office computer skills (word processing,
spreadsheet, database, and PowerPoint). Presentation skills and
ability and willingness to travel (up to 20%) are needed. An
interest in energy, the environment, or industrial activities would be
very helpful.
A Bachelor's degree is required (Masters preferred),
with an academic background drawing from one or more of the following:
business, public administration, marketing, environmental science, or
engineering. Five years or more experience with (some combination
of) energy, engineering, industry associations or trade publications is
required. Salary in the $50's.
Respond by December 16 by sending resume with
cover letter to:
Senior Program
Manager for Industry, Alliance to Save Energy, 1200 18th Street, N.W.,
Washington, DC 20036
fax
202-331-9588
email icoord@hotsheet.com.
No phone calls, please.
The Alliance is an EOE.
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AFE St.
Louis Newsletter !
AFE St. Louis Online Bookstore !
We Have an
additional Corporate Sponsor !
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Cooling
Tower Specialists
2320 Marconi Avenue
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St. Louis, MO 63110
314-772-8311 or Fax 314-772-1313
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AFE
Members: We
exist because of the continued support of our Sponsors. When you
have needs, please show your appreciation by contacting them.
 Our
August meeting was more special than we realized at the time. Our two
guest dignitaries (Reed Lilliard and John Scheuch) on January 2003, will
officially moved up
in the ranks of our AFE organization to hold national positions.
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Reed Lilliard |
John Scheuch |
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New AFE Title |
New AFE Title |
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President Elect.
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AFE Vice President of Membership
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Do
you want to be an AFE St. Louis Chapter Officer?
Next
year we have four positions available, President, Vice President,
Secretary & Treasurer.
Please contact president@afestlouis.org
or use the feedback form on this site to let us know.
Need
Help or Advice?
Please check
out our new discussion area "Chuck's Corner".
50%
Discount on ALL Ebooks till the end of November!
In conjunction with Feed Forward Publications,
BIN provides these high quality educational Ebooks and CDs specifically aimed at increasing the engineering knowledge of plant operators, maintainers and managers.
Click
here for free online sample!
Call
For Help
Vendors, you can
support your local St. Louis Chapter, and reap great rewards by
advertising on this site. click here.
Thanks
Get
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your St. Louis Chapter
Learn,
Lead, and Influence
 Want
to learn more about CPMM Online? Click here
More
than ever before the roles of plant and facilities maintenance
management professionals involve diverse issues and concerns as
organizations work diligently to improve profit margins and grow their
market shares. As more plant and facilities maintenance professionals
assume leadership roles in these activities, they find they must clearly
demonstrate their expertise. The CPMM credential is designed to validate
that you, as a certified individual, possess the professional expertise
and knowledge required to successfully perform plant and facilities
maintenance management activities. Becoming a Certified Plant
Maintenance Manager will leave no doubts about your ability to manage a
profitable maintenance organization. This presentation is 12 minutes.
Please forward this to your members.
Our
August Meeting:
We
want to thank Greg Morrell, John Scheuch and the rest of the good folks
at Ondeo
Nalco,
for hosting our meeting. Also a special thanks for the dinner and door
prizes! For those who could not make it, you can read about the
meeting in this news letter and online.
(Click
to read about August meeting.)
We exist
because of the continued support of our Sponsors. Chapter 26 thanks ALL
of them for their continued support!
Career Leads
(Visit and
bookmark our Career area to find great jobs!)
SIX SIGMA BLACK BELT
Hercules Incorporated, a global specialty chemical manufacturer
headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware has an opening for a
certified Black Belt in Six Sigma. This new position, which was
recently approved by the CEO, will be responsible for “kick
starting” a Six Sigma initiative. The position will have
substantial high level exposure to the organizations’ executives
enhancing opportunity for growth within the organization.
The position trains, coaches, and mentors the organization’s
Work Process Redesign Project Leaders and practitioners in
accomplishing Six Sigma project objectives on core skills and
methodology. This includes, for example, process methodology,
statistical analysis and work process benefits measurement. The
incumbent creates Six Sigma implementation guidelines for
respective business units and operations and assists in the
identification, selection, and review of projects. The incumbent
communicates across all levels of the organization, both domestic
and international, and interfaces with Project Sponsors, the WPR
Integration Team, and the Executive Steering Committee.
The position offers competitive salary and benefits and
substantial autonomy in developing this new initiative.
Interested candidates should write or call the Director of Human
Resources at the following address:
Twertz@herc.com
Phone: 302/594-7411
AFE
National:
Please
visit our National site for More National News
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AFE works!
Click
here or the AFE logo to learn the inter-workings of AFE and the
organizational structure.
This is a great
place for all our new members to view responsibilities of our AFE-St.
Louis Officers.
Potential
members, see how we serve you.
for
help ...
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engineering job
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expert
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trained
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certified
Help with your
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More help with
files from our download area
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Now
is a great time to join
the AFE St. Louis chapter.
Thanks to those who sponsored our 2002 golf
tournament!
We had 36
golfers (participants). Steve Cornish and Chuck Mueller volunteer
for Course detail and they handled the Charity Hole where we raised $161
for the 9/11 Victims Fund. The Winning Team was from Guarantee
Electrical. We raised a total of $1,720 for our St. Louis chapter.
PLEASE SHOW YOUR PATRONAGE TO OUR GOLF SPONSORS ...
Automatic Controls Equipment Systems, Inc.(636) 677-6697
City Lighting
Cooling Components
C & R Mechanical
Crescent Parts
Fabick Power Systems
French-Gerleman
Grainger Industrial Supply
Guarantee Electrical
ISC Contracting(314) 533-1888
Jarrell Mechanical
Ondeo-Nalco
Trizec Office Properties
Please visit
the online calendar at ...
www.afestlouis.org/Calendar/Calendar.htm
to see more great events AFE has in store for you.
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