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SSR
Smith Seckman Reid, Inc.
C O N S U L T I N G
E N G I N E E R S |
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Smith Seckman Reid, Inc., a
leading national consulting engineering firm, would like to
identify experienced, qualified individuals to join our team in
Houston. We are
looking for Engineers who want to be a part of a fast paced and
rapidly growing business. Ideal candidates will have excellent communication skills and
experience in the design of health care, corrections, and other
institutional buildings. Specific
needs include:
ELECTRICAL AND
MECHANICAL
Registered engineer with 5-10 years of experience.
Project management required.
Health care and institutional facility design are a plus.
SSR offers a competitive
compensation and benefits package, with 401k, Profit Sharing, and
ESOP plan. If you are
interested in building a career with SSR, please submit resume to:
Smith Seckman Reid, Inc.
Attn: C Hemeyer
7575 San Felipe, Suite 270
Houston, TX 77063-1713
Fax 713-952-8655, Email: CHemeyer@SSR-Inc.Com
An
Equal Opportunity Employer
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March
Section Meeting
Speaker Topic
NON-DESTRUCTIVE
PARTIAL
DISCHARGE TESTING |
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Our
guest speaker , Mr. Martin W. “Mac” Carkhuff, from Ultra
Power Technologies, Inc. will be discussing the technology and
application of 60 Hz. Non-Destructive
Partial Discharge testing in field age Underground Power
Systems. He will be
addressing the following subjects:
Ultra
Power Technologies has tested over 10 million feet of cable in
over 40 states in the past 2 years, primarily with large
Investor Owned and Consumer Owned Power Utilities.
Recently they have begun to address the need of large
Industrial Customers to insure the reliability of their critical
underground circuits.
Ultra
Power Technologies, Inc. was formed as a wholly owned subsidiary
of Northern States Power Company in late 1997.
In doing so, Northern States became one of the first
utilities to utilize Partial Discharge testing to determine the
integrity of underground power cables, splices and terminations,
in the field.
Mac
Carkhuff is a Senior Account Manager with Ultra Power
Technologies, Inc. He
joined the company in 1999 after working for Northern States
Power for a year. Mac
has a Master of Science degree in Criminal Justice
Administration. Although
his degree is unrelated to his technical background his
involvement with this new technology qualifies him to provide us
with great introduction.
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CONFERENCE
FOR PROTECTIVE RELAY ENGINEERS
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
College Station, Texas
April 11-13, 2000 |
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Planning Committee of the 53rd Annual Conference
for Protective Relay Engineers invites you to attend the
conference at Texas A&M University on April 11-13, 2000.
The Protective Relay Conference provides a forum for
engineers to discuss protection technology and related
subjects. Both
tutorial presentations on fundamental concepts and papers on
new technology are included. The program will include the following:
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- New
protection equipment descriptions
- Relay
application ideas an new concepts
- Case
Studies and “Horror Stories"
- (When the relays worked – and when they didn’t!)
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| Registration
Information: |
Pre-Registration: |
$165(begins
January 3, 2000) |
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After March 17: |
$190 |
| Manufacturers |
For
hospitality suites, please contact Stuart M. Arledge at the
College Station Hilton and Conference Center at
(409)694-4907 |
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conference offers Continuing Education Credits |
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Web
site: http://engineering.tamu.edu/prorelay/
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information: |
Dr.
b. Don Russell
Associate Vice Chancellor
College of Engineering
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX 77843-3126
(409) 845-8912 |
For
Registration: |
Ms.
Jacque Hand
Conference Registration
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX 77843-1232
(409) 845-7962 |
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