Join fellow utility asset management and engineering professionals for our Osmose University seminar hosted on the West Coast. Industry subject matter experts will provide two days of instruction on wood and steel structures, and joint use best practices. Participants can choose between two available tracks.

Who Should Attend?

Asset Managers
Utility T&D Engineers
Program Managers
Operations Supervisors
Joint Use Managers
Engineering Managers
Anyone responsible for lifecycle management of transmission, distribution, and substation assets

Topic Areas Include:

Wood and Joint Use Track

Pole Strength and Loading Basics
Wood Pole Standards
Wood Pole Inspection Approaches (methods and technologies)
Remedial Preservative Treatments and Environmental Considerations
Inspection Technologies and Devices
Restoration, Resiliency, and System Hardenings
Optimizing Application Management
Fiber and Wireless Make-Ready Design Considerations
Establish an Accurate Attachment Baseline to Support Billing, Permitting, and Future Audits
Understanding and Implementing Pole Loading Analysis to Manage Risk
Technologies, Visualization, and Process Improvements to Support Increases in Permitting Activity

Steel Track

Using Analytics in Structure Asset Management
Total Structure Assessment
Structural Resiliency
Corrosion Prevention
Asset Restorations
Substation Reliability and Resiliency

This seminar is complimentary and includes meals.

Register Here

Please contact Shalunda Hugley-Brown at [email protected] if you have any questions.