ARCHIE Manning, former star quarterback with the New Orleans Saints, will be the keynote speaker for the Independent Liquid Terminals Association 26th annual International Operating Conference and Trade Show scheduled June 5-7 in Houston, Texas.
As the quarterback for Ole Miss from 1968 through 1970, Manning became one of the legends of college football. In 1971, he was the second player chosen in the National Football League draft as the number one draft choice of the New Orleans Saints. He set Saints passing records, played in two Pro Bowls and was named the NFL Most Valuable Player in 1978. He concluded his 15-year career in 1985. Manning will deliver his speech, Principles for Success, at the luncheon Tuesday, June 6. He will discuss four principles that lead organizations and individuals to success: developing an attitude of leadership; depending on others; being flexible; and playing the game.
He will outline what kinds of strategies produce results and what kinds of behaviors support those strategies. With his diverse and accomplished background, Manning is a highly regarded professional speaker who educates and entertains his audience.
Roundtable discussion
Other program highlights include a presentation by Rear Admiral Robert Duncan, US Coast Guard, who will discuss response to Hurricane Katrina. A roundtable on that subject will include Dan Cousins, general manager of Stolthaven, New Orleans; John Little, terminals operation director, IMTT; Raymond Butler, executive director, Gulf Intracoastal Canal Association; and Shaw Thompson, president, Oil Mop.
Duncan's presentation is scheduled June 5, 8:30-9:30 am, followed at 3:45-5 pm for the roundtable discussion.
Tuesday, June 6, the featured speaker will be David White, Industrial Fire World publisher, who will discuss the 2005 Hertfordshire, England, oil storage terminal fire.
Also on tap are individual conference sessions organized into three tracks of primary importance to terminal professions: operations/industry updates; management/business issues; and environmental health, safety, and security.
Operations/industry
The operations/industry track is targeted to terminal engineers, managers, operators, and maintenance personnel. Sessions in this track provide detailed insight into operational issues and give attendees the opportunity to talk with industry experts directly.
The operations/industry track schedule includes:
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June 5, 9:45 am to 10:45 am, Using Air to Move and Lift Tanks and Tank Components, Ken Erdmann, Matrix Service.
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10:45 am to 11:45 am, Tank Calibration and Strapping, Debbie Endress, Saybolt.
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12:45 pm to 2:15 pm, Alternative Fuels: Biodiesel and Ethanol, Garland Middendorf, Wolf Lake Terminals and Kathy West, PTF Alexander.
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2:30 pm to 3:30 pm, Magnetic Flux Leakage Inspection Limitations, Morris Kline, HMT Inc.
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Tuesday, June 6, (Combined session with Management Track) 9:30 am to 11:30 am, Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel: Lynne Westfall, Tesoro Corp; ULSD Truck Loading Issues: John Conley, National Tank Truck Carriers; ULSD Legal Risks: Bill Bode, Bode and Grenier.
Management/business
Management/business issues are specifically designed for terminal executives, general managers, and other executive personnel, and present key business issues from a non-technical perspective.
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June 5, 9:45 am until 10:45 am, Employment Law Update, Barham Lewis, Ogletree Deakins.
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10:45 am until 11:45 am, Creating and Leading a High Performance Organization, Robert Gilbert, Robert Gilbert Consulting.
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12:45 pm until 2:15 pm, How to Detect Gaps and Vulnerabilities in Your Crisis Communications Plan, Jeff Braun, The Ammerman Experience.
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2:30 pm until 3:30 pm, Managing an Aging Workforce.
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Tuesday, June 6, (Combined session with Operations Track) 9:30 am until 11:30 am, Westfall, Conley, and Bode, Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel.
Environmental/health
Environmental, health, safety, and security sessions in this track are designed to address the impacts of various environmental and security regulations on terminals. Individuals interested in receiving the most up-to-date information on regulatory and policy issues and learning what tools are available to improve environmental compliance will benefit from sessions in this track:
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June 5, 9:45 am until 10:45 am, Determining Which Tools to Use for Risk Assessments, Dyadem.
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10:45 am until 11:45 am, How to Survive an EPA Search Warrant, Shaun Clarke, Liskow and Lewis.
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12:45 pm until 2:15 pm, Air Emissions: Roof Landings and Permit Compliance; EPA's Gasoline Distribution GACT; Kb Interpretation, Bob Holden, Liskow and Lewis and Rob Ferry, The TGB Partnership.
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2:30 pm until 3:30 pm, SPCC: The Ultimate Impact on Terminals and Professional Engineers, Eric Politte, Response Management Associates.
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June 6, 9:30 am until 10:30 am, Root Cause Analysis: Identifying Effective Solutions for Incident Management, Jimmy Marullo, Apollo Associated Services, Inc.
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10:30 am until 11:30 am, Facility Response Plans and Drills, Don Smith, EPA Region 6.
Conference at a glance
SUNDAY • JUNE 4 | 1:00 pm | ILTA Golf Tournament — Shotgun Start |
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm | Attendee Registration/Exhibitor Check-in |
MONDAY • JUNE 5 | 7:30 am - 7:00 pm | Attendee Registration/Exhibitor Check-in |
8:30 am - 9:30 am | General Session: The Coast Guard's Response to Hurricane Katrina |
9:45 am - 11:45 pm | Conference Breakout Sessions |
11:45 pm - 12:45 pm | Lunch |
12:45 pm - 3:45 pm | Conference Breakout Sessions |
3:45 pm - 5:00 pm | Katrina Roundtable Discussion |
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm | Reception |
TUESDAY • JUNE 6 | 7:30 am - 6:00 pm | Attendee Registration/Exhibitor Check-in |
8:15 am - 9:15 am | Featured Speaker |
9:30 am - 11:30 am | Conference Breakout Sessions |
11:30 am - 1:15 pm | Keynote Luncheon |
1:30 pm - 6:00 pm | Trade Show |
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm | Exhibitor Presentations |
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm | Workshop: Introduction to Tanks |
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm | Workshop: SPCC |
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm | Workshop: FSO Training, Part 1 |
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm | Reception on Trade Show Floor |
6:00 pm | Prize Giveaway |
WEDNESDAY • JUNE 7 | 7:30 am - 3:00 pm | Attendee Registration/Exhibitor Check-in |
8:30 am - 12:30 pm | Workshop: Introduction to Tanks (cont ) |
8:30 am - 12:30 pm | Workshop: Air Regulations |
8:30 am - 12:30 pm | Workshop: FSO Training, Part 2 |
9:00 am - 3:00 pm | Trade Show |
10:00 am - 2:00 pm | Exhibitor Presentations |
3:00 pm | Prize Giveaway |
Post-conference sessions scheduled
ATTENDEES at the Independent Liquid Terminals Association (ILTA) 26th annual International Operating Conference and Trade Show will have an opportunity to expand their conference experience by attending one or more of four post-conference sessions.
These specialized workshops are in-depth classes that encourage participants to broaden their knowledge of a specific topic. They require advance registration. A separate fee is charged for each session.
Workshop topics include Air Quality Regulations for Terminal Operations, Facility Security Training Introduction to Tanks, and the Environmental Protection Agency' EPA's Spill Prevention, Control & Countermeasures (SPCC) Guidance for Regional Inspectors.
ILTA Exhibitors
Booth# | Company |
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816 | Aaron Oil Co Inc |
133 | AC2 |
339 | Allentech Inc AST |
232 | Allied Energy Corp |
304 | American Heating Co |
138 | American Petroleum Institute |
| Trade association |
436 | American Tank & Vessel Inc |
100 | Ameron International |
721 | Apollo International Corp |
453 | ARTA Armaturen — und Tankgeratebau GmbH & Co |
311 | Baker Tank Co/Altech |
757 | BIC Alliance Publication — BIC Magazine |
217 | Blackmer |
348 | Borsig |
537 | Bott Equipment Co Inc |
351 | Brodie Meter Co LLC |
843 | Bulk Transporter |
148 | C&C Welding |
116 | Caldon Inc |
224 | Calibron Systems Inc |
701 | Carbis Inc |
601 | CB&I |
102 | Century Group Inc |
118 | Chemtec Energy Services Inc |
233 | Civacon |
742 | CLA — VAL |
756 | Clean — Co Systems |
457 | Clock Spring Co LP |
448 | Conam Inspection |
326 | Conservatek Industries Inc |
422 | Consolidated Fabrication & Constructors Inc |
730 | Control Systems International |
101 | Cooper Cameron Valve (Orbit Valve) |
137 | Core Terminal Products |
205 | Corrosion Control Inc |
229 | Corrpro Companies Inc |
507 | Daniel Measurement & Control (Emerson) |
521 | Dearman Systems Inc |
824 | Denso North America Inc |
541 | Divicom Inc |
704 | Dixon Valve & Coupling Co |
638 | DJA Inspection Services Inc |
855 | Dooley Tackaberry Inc |
805 | Dresser — Rand (formerly Tuthill Corp) |
316 | DTN Diamond Control |
720 | Eco — Tank Systems LLC |
557 | EIM Controls |
319 | Emco Wheaton USA Inc |
507 | Emerson Process Management |
642 | Enardo Inc |
417 | Enraf Fluid Technology |
417 | Enraf Terminal Automation |
553 | Enterprise Engineering Inc |
452 | Entessa LLC |
227 | EnviroCon Systems Inc |
731 | Faure Herman Meter Inc |
751 | Fisher Co |
507 | Fisher Regulators (Emerson) |
636 | Fisher Tank Co |
112 | Flexible Lifeline Systems |
236 | Fluxo Petroleum Services Ltd |
209 | FMC Technologies |
129 | Freewave Technologies |
835 | Gangways |
203 | Garner Environmental Services Inc |
523 | Gas Equipment Co Inc |
501 | Gauging Systems Inc |
412 | GE Analytical Instruments |
625 | General Atomics Electronic Systems Inc terminals |
543 | General Combustion/Gencor |
252 | Geodome |
350 | Godwin Pumps |
257 | Graphite Metallizing Corp |
517 | Green Manufacturing Inc |
342 | Groth Corp |
844 | HPA Inc |
407 | Hastik — Baymont Inc |
124 | Hazardous Cargo Bulletin |
504 | Heatec Inc |
842 | Hilliard Emission Controls Inc |
550 | HMHTTC Response Inc |
609 | HMT Inc |
609 | HMT Inspection |
637 | Horiba Instruments Inc |
223 | Hose Master Inc |
635 | ST Hudson Engineers |
152 | Hydrocarbon Processing |
146 | ICC |
107 | Imbibitive Technologies America Inc |
249 | Industrial Information Resources Inc |
126 | Industrial Surfacing Corp |
811 | Inspectorate |
317 | Insultherm Inc |
242 | International Paint LLC |
201 | International Tank Service Inc |
650 | Jensen Mixers |
451 | Jordan Technologies Inc |
850 | KCC Corrosion Control — KCC Thermal Coat |
243 | Kirby Logistics Management |
813 | Klaw Products Ltd |
806 | KROHNE Inc |
700 | L&J Technologies |
817 | Lide Industries |
717 | Linco — Electromatic Inc |
443 | Liquid Controls |
109 | Liquip International Pty Ltd |
823 | Lubrizol Corp |
651 | Ed Martin & Associates |
724 | M & J Valve |
836 | Mascoat Products |
549 | Mass Technology Corp |
450 | Matrix Inspection & Engineering Inc |
437 | Matrix Service |
620 | Mesa Rubber Co |
506 | MFE Enterprises Inc |
748 | Mid — States Industrial Inc |
104 | Midwestern Services Inc |
154 | Millennium Enterprises Inc |
648 | Don Miller & Associates Inc |
833 | Mix Brothers Tank Services |
640 | MMC International Corp |
551 | MPC Containment International LTD |
841 | Modu — Built Industries Inc |
639 | Morris Johnson & Associates Inc |
752 | MTS Systems Corp |
251 | MultiTherm LLC |
657 | NovaFlex Industries |
753 | Ocean & Coastal Consultants Inc |
206 | Oilco Liquid Handling Systems |
108 | OMNTEC/Innovative Sensor Solutions Ltd |
233 | OPW Engineered Systems |
826 | Orion Marine Group |
830 | Pala — Interstate LLC |
653 | Pasadena Tank Corp |
455 | Pat Tank Inc |
122 | PCA Engineering Inc |
832 | PennWell Trade publications |
253 | PetroChem Inspection Services Inc |
733 | Petroleum Analyzer Co LP |
732 | Philadelphia Mixing Solutions |
256 | Photon Control Inc |
745 | Pigs Unlimited Inc |
250 | PLS Construction Services Inc |
456 | Port Security Services Inc |
409 | Praxair Services Inc |
819 | Primary Steel LLC |
151 | Prosoft Technology |
707 | Protectoseal Co |
825 | Protego (USA) |
656 | Protherm Services Group |
106 | RAE Systems |
356 | Response Management Associates |
357 | River Consulting |
750 | Robert and Co |
649 | Rocky Mountain Fabrication |
616 | Roco Rescue |
709 | Rosen Inspection Technologies |
416 | Rotork Controls Inc |
507 | Saab Rosemount |
643 | Safe Harbor Access Systems LLC |
618 | Sandborn Roofs Inc |
420 | Saybolt LP |
508 | Scully Signal Co |
621 | Sherwin — Williams Co |
127 | Smart — Hose Fluid Systems |
736 | Solares Florida Corp |
719 | Solidification Products Int'l Inc |
801 | Spade Corp |
821 | StocExpo |
300 | StopAQ Amcorp Inc |
737 | Superior Industrial Maintenance Co Inc |
735 | Tank Builders Inc |
210 | TCI Services Inc |
834 | Team Industrial Services |
244 | Technical Equipment Service Corp dba TESCO |
322 | Technip — Coflexip |
337 | Temcor |
605 | Thermal Industrial |
856 | TIGG Corp |
349 | Titan Contracting & Leasing Co Inc |
722 | Titan Industries |
117 | Toptech Systems Inc |
234 | Trinity Consultants |
725 | Tyco Thermal Control |
623 | US Tank Protectors Inc |
631 | Ultraflote Corp |
609 | United Tank Technology |
555 | US EPA — Region 6 |
852 | US Hose Corp |
134 | Utility Contractors Inc |
741 | Vacono Aluminium |
401 | Valve Concepts Inc |
500 | Valve Systems and Controls |
157 | Vapor Combustion Technologies |
301 | Varec Inc |
443 | Viking Pump Inc |
738 | Vista Leak Detection Inc |
125 | WL Walker Co Inc |
545 | AR Watson USA LLC |
840 | Weamco Metric |
410 | Weed Instrument Co Inc |
110 | Wenzhou Greatork Apparatus |
405 | Westech Industrial Ltd |
135 | Western Valve |
803 | Williams Fire & Hazard Control |
240 | Wyatt Field Service Co |
644 | John Zink Co |