keynote speaker
Bob McCall
Getting Safety Performance to the Next Level
Bob McCall, President of Inspire High Performance, LLC, draws on more than 30 years of experience in the utility industry, addressing leadership, culture, expectations, and behaviors that need to be changed. McCall will follow up his inspirational opening presentation with a workshop providing battle-tested tools to help erectors improve these areas of their organization.
McCall took his degree in Building Construction Technology to work for Bechtel Power Corporation Alliant Entergy, and Progress Energy, ultimately responsible for five plants, traveling maintenance, engineering and project management. He has worked in both Transmission and Distribution. After 33 years in the industry, Bob retired from Duke Energy as General Manager of Fleet Services, where he was responsible for managing over 13,000 vehicles and mobile equipment value over $600 million dollars, operating in six states with 58 locations. His true passion is helping organizations build a culture of high performance where all can work at their top potential every day, thus preventing injuries, saving lives, recognizing errors, and improving processes.
session speakers
Tim Eldridge
How to Become a SEAA/NCCER Training Unit
Find out how to become a member of SEAA’s network of Craft Training providers, offering SEAA/NCCER training and assessments. Participation in the program provides SEAA member companies with access to nationally recognized credentials for ironworkers. Benefits include reduced costs and administrative requirements. Because of SEAA’s affliation with NCCER, members also have access to the dozens of other construction craft training materials, assessments, and certifications.
Tim Eldridge is SEAA’s Craft Training and Assessment Administrator.
How to Become a SEAA/NCCER Training Unit
Find out how to become a member of SEAA’s network of Craft Training providers, offering SEAA/NCCER training and assessments. Participation in the program provides SEAA member companies with access to nationally recognized credentials for ironworkers. Benefits include reduced costs and administrative requirements. Because of SEAA’s affliation with NCCER, members also have access to the dozens of other construction craft training materials, assessments, and certifications.
Tim Eldridge is SEAA’s Craft Training and Assessment Administrator.
Scott Seppers
Common Rigging Mistakes Never assume riggers have the knowledge and training needed to correctly account for the many factors that affect rigging scenarios. Mistakes are frequently made when determining sling angle, tension, and rigging capacities. Many riggers do not know how to read capacity charts or perform basic math calculations. Scott Seppers, a former rigger and ironworker, now applies his 19 years of field experience and leadership as a general foreman to training for Trivent Safety Consulting. |
Lee Pialaet
Managing and Updating Your Company's AISC Certification Continuous change to the AISC Certification program has companies scrambling to keep up with Quality and Safety Management Systems. Lee Pielaet brings practical advice, best practices and case studies to help companies manage these systems. The open forum is intended for participant Q&A. Lee Pielaet of Pioneer Steel Services, Inc., is an AISC/QMC contract auditor. He has personally conducted over 1,100 audits, and uses that experience to help companies achieve, manage, and upgrade AISC certifications. |
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