Tuesday

PANEL MEMBERS
Paul Winter, OMICRON Electronic Corp. USA
Nidal Dabghi, Saskatchewan Power Corp.

We all perform some on-line transformer-testing. Come and hear about the newest advances. We have put a panel together that consists of manufacturer, utility, and field service personnel that can answer your questions about on-line transformer technology.

Ask questions like:

• How do I know which transformer storage program to use?
• How do I move a transformer from A to B and everything in between?
• Can my maintenance dollars be put to better use?
• Can on-line testing eliminate the need for a shutdown?
• Which technologies are proven?

PANEL MEMBERS
Palmer Hickman, NJATC
Lanny Floyd, DuPont
Jim Dollard, IBEW Local 98
Ken Mastrullo, OSHA

This year's Safety Panel has stepped up to the next level; it has become the Safety Summit. Electrical safety questions are fielded by a panel of industry experts in a forum open to all attendees. Anything is fair game; NFPA 70E is always a popular subject, but safety issues on many topics are discussed. Audience input, from questions to personal experiences, is solicited in a friendly, nonstifling environment. Many people attend both sessions because of the diversity of discussions generated.

PANEL MEMBERS
Paul Winter, OMICRON Electronic Corp. USA
Nidal Dabghi, Saskatchewan Power Corp.

We all perform some on-line transformer-testing. Come and hear about the newest advances. We have put a panel together that consists of manufacturer, utility, and field service personnel that can answer your questions about on-line transformer technology.

Ask questions like:

• How do I know which transformer storage program to use?
• How do I move a transformer from A to B and everything in between?
• Can my maintenance dollars be put to better use?
• Can on-line testing eliminate the need for a shutdown?
• Which technologies are proven?