The program will take place Nov. 10-12 in Toledo, Ohio.
Toledo, OH – DeVilbiss, Binks and Owens Community College have teamed up to present a Spray Finishing Technology Workshop. This three-day intensive training program is scheduled for November 10-12, 2010 in Toledo, Ohio. Classes meet from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm daily at the college and include both classroom and hands-on sessions. Two Continuing Education Units are awarded. Attendees should be involved with industrial, contractor, or maintenance spray finishing applications, or spray equipment sales and distribution. Topics for the Spray Finishing Technology Workshop include:
• Equipment types and selection
• Equipment set-up, operation, and maintenance
• Surface preparation and defect analysis
• Material selection
• Safety and regulatory concerns
To register, or for additional information, contact Jaime Wineland, Owens Community College, Workforce and Community Services Division, toll-free by phone at: 800-466-9367 ext.7320, or by e-mail at: [email protected]
DeVilbiss and Binks pioneered the development of spray finishing equipment over a century ago and continue to refine and improve processes for spray finishing. The Workforce and Community Services Division at Owens Community College is dedicated to partnering with industry to provide focused education and training programs for traditional and non-traditional students.
Source: Owens Community College, www.owens.edu
Toledo, OH – DeVilbiss, Binks and Owens Community College have teamed up to present a Spray Finishing Technology Workshop. This three-day intensive training program is scheduled for November 10-12, 2010 in Toledo, Ohio. Classes meet from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm daily at the college and include both classroom and hands-on sessions. Two Continuing Education Units are awarded. Attendees should be involved with industrial, contractor, or maintenance spray finishing applications, or spray equipment sales and distribution. Topics for the Spray Finishing Technology Workshop include:
• Equipment types and selection
• Equipment set-up, operation, and maintenance
• Surface preparation and defect analysis
• Material selection
• Safety and regulatory concerns
To register, or for additional information, contact Jaime Wineland, Owens Community College, Workforce and Community Services Division, toll-free by phone at: 800-466-9367 ext.7320, or by e-mail at: [email protected]
DeVilbiss and Binks pioneered the development of spray finishing equipment over a century ago and continue to refine and improve processes for spray finishing. The Workforce and Community Services Division at Owens Community College is dedicated to partnering with industry to provide focused education and training programs for traditional and non-traditional students.
Source: Owens Community College, www.owens.edu
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