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Posted: Friday, November 16, 2007

Thanks to Training

 

With the Thanksgiving holiday and two training classes, November was, no surprise, a busy month for the training group. 

 

The first training class in November was held November 5^th   thru November 8^th.  The class roster included Scott B. from Alaska Native Medical Center, Raul G. from Energar, Darryl L. from Lennox Industries, Tony B. and Eric C. from Messier-Bugatti USA, Chris F. and Thad I. from Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Nathan R. from Entegris Corporation, and Morris S. from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.  

 

Thanks to all these guys for coming out especially Raul and Scott who had to travel the farthest.  It was great to meet Scott because Opto 22’s relationship with Alaska Native Medical Center has been great and long.  We have even featured them in a case study.  If you would like to read more about their application of monitoring refrigerators temperatures, click here. 

 

The second training class was held November 12^th thru November 15^th.  This class included Arturo G., Luis G., Robert R., and William H. from Dole.  Also, in attendance, there was Richard P. from First Energy Corp., Michael S. from FluidIQs, Kevin B. from Metalast, and Candance R. and Michael G. from NCUT in Canada.

 

If you have been paying attention, you may have noticed that we have had quite a few people from Dole out to training lately.  One gentleman explained the reason why as "We have Opto 22 all over our plant but never have a problem with it so that is why we don't know anything about it." They are learning now so they can replace other control applications around their plant with Opto 22.

 

If you are interested in getting more information about attending a free training class, click here or if you have questions email us.

 

Have a great day!

-Kelly D.

 

 

  

 

Posted by kdowney at November 16, 2007 11:09 AM

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