Forum attendees will hear from industry leaders and gain critical insights into thermoplastics, FRP, dual laminates, and operational excellence.
-- May 1st, Palmetto, FL— Maverick Applied Science will be hosting its 8th Annual Plant Engineers Forum for Nonmetallics on May 21st and 22nd. They will be bringing the Forum back to the Embassy Suites in downtown Sarasota for two jam-packed days of intriguing presentations and thought-provoking discussions impacting procurement, engineering, operations, inspections, and maintenance. As a plant owner, operator, or engineer, this unique event is the perfect opportunity to deepen the understanding of nonmetallic technologies to improve performance and reliability.
The Forum programming features 16 presentations focusing on a variety of topics in nonmetallic equipment, including thermoplastic, FRP, and dual laminate piping, tanks, and vessels. With a new lineup of expert speakers, attendees will gain a fresh perspective on best practices in manufacturing, materials, and reliability. Breakout sessions, now a staple of the Forum, will allow attendees to engage in smaller group discussions on material selection, project execution, plant maintenance, and reliability. Participants will also have opportunities to share experiences, interact with subject matter experts, and expand their professional networks. Professional engineers can earn up to 16 PDH credits by attending.
Beyond educational sessions, Maverick Applied Science will host two complimentary hospitality events, providing attendees a chance to network and unwind over drinks and hors d’oeuvres.
Jeff Eisenman, President of Maverick Applied Science, explains why he continues to bring this forum back year after year: “Nonmetallics, like FRP, dual laminates, and thermoplastics, are increasingly being implemented as materials of construction for industrial piping, tanks, and vessels. The Plant Engineers Forum for Nonmetallics continues as a platform that focuses on the leading edge of these technologies and shares lessons learned to reinforce best practices for design engineers and industrial plant operators so that they can ensure safe and reliable plant operations.”
The Plant Engineers Forum for Nonmetallics has earned a reputation among past attendees as a premier event for deepening knowledge of nonmetallic materials and equipment. 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. Very limited spots are available. Registration closes on May 14th.
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 embraces the opportunity to solve corrosion challenges, using nonmetallic materials, while proving their reliability and excellent performances.
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