NISTM 16th Annual AST Brochure Mailer

16 t h A N N U A LInternational Aboveground Storage Tank Conference & Trade Show

APRIL 23-25, 2014|ORLANDO, FLORIDA

Free Trade Show EntryApril 23-24, 2014

AST ConferenceApril 23-25, 2014

Welcome ReceptionApril 22, 2014

7th Annual Golf TournamentApril 22, 2014

Cocktail MixerApril 23, 2014

CO-LOCATED EVENTS:Free EPA SPCC & FRP Short CourseApril 22, 2014 Tanks 101April 22, 2014

FREE Aviation ConferenceApril 24, 2014

Complimentary Membership for 2014

Conference & Trade Show Brochure Sponsor

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SERVICESTank repair & maintenanceTank inspection & calibrationNew tank constructionPainting, coating & liningTank engineering

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION INCLUDES:

Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Tampa, FL, the National Institute for Storage Tank Management (NISTM) is a non-profit organization that provides ed-ucational opportunities, resources and training semi-nars about the operation, regulation, and manage-

ment of underground and aboveground storage tank systems. The Institute has a partnership with the National Organization of State AST Program Managers, and works with numerous state and federal organizations responsible for storage tank regulation, oil spill prevention and response, in addition to inter-state liquid petroleum pipeline regulation.

This conference is designed for engineers, managers or other in dividuals involved with operations, construction, environmen-tal compliance, spill prevention and response or management activi ties associated with aboveground storage tanks.

Nationally recognized experts will provide the latest informa tion available on tank management in this three-day course. You can

get answers to your questions about the most recent issues and technological advancements in API Standards, Storage Tank Con-struction, Floating Roofs, Tank Lining, Leak Detec tion & Recurring Maintenance, Risk-Based Inspections, Overfill Protection, Second-ary Containment, Tank Cleaning, Cor rosion Control, Terminal Op-eration, Integrity, Pipeline Safety and more!

Business casual dress is appropriate during sessions and within the Rosen Shingle Creek Hotel.

Meet your federal regulators at the Welcome Reception the night before opening session, Tuesday, April 22, 2014 at 8:30pm. We hope you will join us for the op portunity to catch up with friends and get the conference off to a great start.

Share a cocktail with your competition and find out what the latest is on Wednesday evening, April 23rd immediately at the end of the day’s sessions. Please join us for a special opportunity to network with AST owners, regulators, equipment vendors, and consultants.

NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR STORAGE TANK MANAGEMENTNISTM

+1 (281) 681-7000Headquarters: 24 Waterway Ave, Ste 400

The Woodlands, TX 77380Locations worldwide

www.hmttank.com

for aboveground storage tanks

INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS

OPTIMIZATIONWorking capacity optimizationDead stock / heel reductionEmissions reductionEngineered safetyIn-service cycle optimization

PRODUCTSIFR & EFR seal systems Floating roof drain systemsAluminum internal �oating roofsGRE internal �oating roofsGeodesic dome roofsEmissions reduction devicesFlame arrestor / vent products

SERVICESTank repair & maintenanceTank inspection & calibrationNew tank constructionPainting, coating & liningTank engineering

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION INCLUDES:

April 22, 2014 8:30pm – 10:00pm

April 23, 2014 6:00pm

April 23, 2014 8:15am - 6:00pm

April 24, 2014 8:30am – 5:30pm

April 25, 20148:15am – 12:15pm

April 23, 2014 8:00am – 6:00pm

April 24, 2014 8:00am – 3:30pm

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NISTM 2014 UNLIMITEDREGISTRATION PLANWelcome Reception:

Tuesday

Cocktail Mixer:Wednesday

Conference Hours:Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Trade Show Hours:Wednesday

Thursday

Morning Breakfast

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8:00am - 5:00pm

IntroductionMarshall Mott-SmithNational Institute for Storage Tank Management

SPCC Update and Review of Guidance ChangesMark Howard, EPA Oil Center

FRP Overview Troy Swackhammer, USEPA OEM-RPDD

Mid-Morning Break

Incident Update on the 2014 Elk River Chemical Spill in Charleston, West Virginia Johnnie A. Banks, U.S. Chemical Safety & Hazard Investigation Board

API Standards Update Steve Crimaudo, Manager of Refining Standards, API

Lunch

Pipeline Safety and Damage Prevention Arthur Buff, U.S. Department of Transportation, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration

Evaluation of Caribbean Petroleum Tank Overfill Event, October, 2011 Vidisha Parasram, Director of Incident Screening and Selection, USCSB

Afternoon Break

Bakken and US Shale Basin Challenges Kelly Wilkins, Eddystone Rail Company

The State of Competence of Tank Entry Supervisor’sDavid Bush, IQCIA

JFK Fuel System Master Plan Dean Flessas, Pond & Company

Cocktail Mixer Sponsored by Fisher Tank Company, Pipe Products and Pond & Company

EPA SPCC & FRP Short CourseMark Howard, USEPA OEM-RPDD & Troy Swackhammer, USEPA OEM-RPDD

Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

FREE EPA SPCC CLASS, April 22, 2014 | FREE TRADE SHOW, April 23-24, 2014| CALL 800.827.3515 TO REGISTER

16TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANK CONFERENCE & TRADE SHOW CONFERENCE AGENDA

AST OPERATIONS AST ENVIRONMENTAL AST INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT SPECIAL TOPICS

AST OPERATIONS AST ENVIRONMENTAL AST INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT SAFETY & SHOP FABRICATED ASTs

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Big Data – What it means to the chemical supply chainPat Barron, Tanklink

Recent Applications for Managing AST Operations, Assets, and Compliance Rob Boughton, Ballista

Morning Break

The Future of Tank Monitoring and Overfill PreventionJohan Sandberg, Emerson Process Management

Hazardous Area Static Control in Terminal Operations – Truck and Rail Richard Puig,Newson Gale Inc

Lunch

Innovative Corrosion Protection Solutions for AST Double-bottoms, Roofs, and PipingKelly Baker, Zerust

Flame Arresters for Storage Tank Application and ISO 16852 –What is new?Dr. Michael Davies, CEO of Braunschweiger Flammenfilter GmbH – PROTEGO

Afternoon Break

Applications, Challenges and Benefits Deploying Wireless Technologies in Storage Terminals Christopher Amstutz,Emerson Process Management

The Ebb and Flow of Terminal ValuesGregg Manzione, Nationwide Consulting Company

How Automation is Optimizing Your Scheduling and Forecasting DecisionsTBA, Schneider Electric

Adjourn

What to Expect During an EPA SPCC InspectionMark Howard, EPA Oil Center

Separate Spill Plans Vs. Combined Plans – Which One Should you Choose? Donielle L. Dziedzic, Compliance Management International

Alternative Method for Making In-Service Repairs to Leaking Above Ground Storage Tank Roofs Robert Buckley, Forge Tech, Inc.

Microbial Contamination and the Effects on ASTsEd English Fuel Quality Services, Inc.

Effective Terminal Operational Cost Cutting Vapor Loss Reduction & Energy Retention through Material SelectionWill Conner, Mascoat

Bio-fuel Issues with ASTsAnne Marie Gregg, Battelle

Emission Controls for Tank and Marine Loading Christopher Lawrence and Sam Wiley, Aura Engineering, LLC

Air Quality Regulatory Update and Operational Impacts on Storage Tank Facilities or Equipment Kristian Witt & Chris Maye, PE - Compliance Management International

Reduction of VOC EmissionsPeter Szalata, TÜV SÜD Industrie Service GmbH

Case Studies of AST Tank Settlement Fitness for Service Assessments Joel L. Andreani, P.E.,The Equity Engineering Group, Inc.

Aluminum Dome Roofs – Discussion of Loads Imparted on Tanks Lenny Phillips,Vacono America

A New Risk Based Inspection (RBI) Method for Aboveground Storage Tanks Steven Ford, Vista Precision Solutions, Inc.

A Fresh Look at Tank Risk Assessment MethodsPhil Myers,PEMY Consulting

Changing the Service (Re-rating) of ASTs John M. Lieb, P.E. Tank Industry Consultants

Corrosion Control Issues with Pipeline IntegrityCraig Meiers, Corrosion Control, Inc.

Fluidization of Heavy Tank Bottom Residuals Kenn Kodysz,Matrix Service Company

Managing Risk through a Holistic Integrity Program Mauricio Olivares, Pinnacle Asset Integrity Services

A Storage Facilities Approach to Address Unpiggable LinesDan Evans,Praxair Services, Inc.

Theoretical Capacities for API 650 Storage Tanks Brock A. Ivers, PE Matrix PDM Engineering

Blend Times and Sludge Mobilization in Large Petroleum Storage Tanks Dr. Richard K. Grenville, Philadelphia Mixing Solutions

Lightning Protection and Risk AnalysisJim Grasty, ALLTEC

Remote Digital Video Inspection Technology Applied to Floating Roof Tanks Ron Kessler, Quest Integrity Group

Lightning Protection for Storage Tanks – Best PracticesBruce Kaiser,Lightning Master Corporation

API Update on Upstream 12 Series Tanks and Tank Inspection George Morovich, Tank and Environmental Technologies

Storage Tank MishapsWayne Geyer & Dana Schmidt, Steel Tank Institute

The Past, Current, and Future of DEF StorageDave Polak & Curtis Mitchell, Blue1USA

What You Should Know About Valves for Shop-Fabricated Tanks Jerry Schollmeyer, Morrison Bros. Co.

Thursday, April 24, 2014split sessions





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Introduction to Airlines for America, and the work of the Fuels Technical Committee Steve Barker, Airlines for America

Military Aviation Fuel Storage Tanks Terri Regin, Navy Civil Engineering Support

Morning Break

Introduction to the Energy Institute and the work of the Aviation Committee Martin Hunnybun, Energy Institute and Michel Campos, Air Total

Best Practice of Floating Suction Units for Aviation Fuel Storage Tanks Thorsten Schaper, Braunschweiger Flammenfilter GmbH

Lunch

The IATA Fuel Quality PoolKevin Flick, UPS

The IATA/A4A Fuel Alert Tool, and Airline Fuel Quality ExpectationsMichel Baljet, IATA

Afternoon Break

The Joint Inspection Group Tony Conway, JIG Ltd

Airport Auditing in Latin America and the Caribbean Haydee Carlton, AA

EI/JIG 1530 The New Standard for Refining and Distribution of Avia-tion FuelsNic Mason, Q8 Petroleum

Adjourn


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Preventing Tank Chime Corrosion John Glass, Amcorr Products & Services

Advantages of using Duplex stainless steel for storage tanks Erik Stark and Claes Tigerstrand,1Avesta Research Centre

Evaluation Methods for Selecting Corrosion Resistant Elastomeric Lining MaterialsTom Shewfelt, Polycorp Ltd.

Morning Break

Best Practices for Storage Tank InsulationGary R Banks,Industrial Group

Protective Apparel & PPE Best Practices for Arc Flash, Flash Fire, & Welding in the Above Ground & Storage Tank Industry Kevin Best, Cintas Corporation

A Case Study of Crude Oil Storage Tank Cleaning Seyyed Siamak Morshed, Iranian Oil Terminals Company

Adjourn

Pre-Session Training: Back to Basics with Stormwater and NPDES Permitting Donielle L. Dziedzic Compliance Management International

API 1595 and the Shared Inspection Group/A4A Joint Strategy John Rhodes, AirBP andSteve Barker, ATA

EI 1550 The Handbook for Aviation Fuel FiltrationPhil Rugen,Shell Global Solutions

ATA 103Steve Barker, ATA andNathan Gerlich, Southwest Airlines

EI 1560 - Recommended Practice for the Operation of Aviation Fuel Hydrants at Airports John Buxton, Q8Petroleum

Innovative Drain Protection Systems (SPCC 40 CFR pt 112)John S. Brinkman, Imbibitive Technologies

Is Your Liquid Transfer Method as Safe as Your Tank?Mark Fishlock, Gutteling Americas, Inc

Data Management Risks in Terminal Inspection ProgramsChris Savoie, Vantage Asset Integrity Software

Non-Metallic Piping – Tried and True with No Corrosion John Autry, Nupi

Risk Reduction via Continuous Oil Spill MonitoringChris Chase, InterOcean Systems, Inc.

On-line Leak Repair for Fuel TanksJames Hackett, The Colt Group

Hurricane Emergency Response RemediationMike Hoover, River Consulting

Why are you formulating a spill response for the USTs because the AST is on the other side of the building?Robert J. May, Synergy Environmental Inc.

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Friday, April 25, 2014split sessions

The agenda is tentative and subject to change. Periodically visit www.NISTM.org for an updated agenda.


AST Standards and Trends Wayne Geyer, Steel Tank Institute

STI SP001 Revisions and Finer Points Dana Schmidt,Steel Tank Institute

AST Inspector Experiences Alex Ralston, Petcon, Inc.

What to Expect from an AST Compliance InspectionJohn Albert, Program Administrator, Missouri Department of Agriculture, Division of Weights and Measures

Integrity Management is More than Just an InspectionDean Flessas, Pond & Company, Inc.

AST SESSION I AST SESSION II AVIATION


WELCOME RECEPTIONApril 22, 2014 at 8:30pm

Participate in this annual event where everyone in the industry has the opportunity to network and meet new contacts. This Welcome Reception is a great start leading to the

upcoming conference and tradeshow.Come and enjoy the company, food and drinks!

Sponsored by: ATEC Steel LLC. and Vista Precision Solutions, Inc.


Some Past Conference Attendees• 3M• Allied Energy Corporation• Allied Terminals• Amerada Hess Corporation• American Petroleum Institute• Ashland Inc.• Atlanta Hartsfield International • Airport• Bahamas Oil Refinery• BNSF Railway Company• BP• California Department of• Environmental Protection Agency• Cargill Inc.• Chevron• Citgo• Coastal Fuels Marketing• Colonial Terminals• Conoco Phillips• Consumers Energy• CSX• Cummins Terminals, Inc.• Defense Energy• Delta Airlines• Detroit Edison

• Dow Chemical Co.• Exxon Mobil• Flint Hills Resources• Florida Department of Environmental Protection• Florida Department of Transportation• Florida Power & Light• Georgia Pacific• Honeywell• Kaneb Pipeline Company• Kinder Morgan Pipeline• Koch Pipeline Company• Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality• Magellan Midstream Partners• Marathon Ashland Petroleum• Maryland Department of Enviromental Control• Michigan Department of Environmental Quality• Minnesota Pollution Control Agency• Mosaic• Motiva

• New Jersey Department of Environmental Quality• New York State Department of Environmental• Conservation• New York State DOT• Noco Energy Corporation• Northwest Airlines• Office of Pipeline Safety• Oiltanking Houston, Inc.• Oklahoma Corporation Commission• Onyx Mansfield Oil Company• Orlando Utilities• Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection• Phillips Petroleum Co.• Proctor & Gamble Chemical• Progress Energy• Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority• Safely-Kleen Corporation• Shell• South Dakota Petroleum Release Compensation• Sprint

• St. Services, Inc• State of Delaware (DNREC)• Sunoco• Tampa International Airport• TECO• Texas Commission of Environmental Policy• TransMontaigne• U.S. Air Force• U.S. Army• U.S. Coast Guard• U.S. Department of Agriculture• U.S. Navy• Unocal• US EPA OPC• Valero• Virginia Department of Environmental Quality• Vopak Terminals N.A. Inc.• Westway Terminal Co., Inc.• Wisconsin DNR Environmetal Protection• Wolf Lake Terminals


FREE ADMISSION

Trade ShowApril 23-24, 2014

Everyone is invited to walk-thru

the trade show at no cost. Each

day you will have access to

numerous exhibitors where they

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April 23, 2014 | 8:00am – 5:45pm

April 24, 2014 | 8:00am – 3:30pm

To register for the Trade Show,please visit

www.NISTM.org or call 800.827.3515

DESTINATION ORLANDOOrlando Florida is the home of NISTM’s AST conference. Participants often view this meeting as a vacation opportunity for their families.

Orlando is a vibrant, thriving international destination offering visitors an array of exciting options guaranteed to provide a lifetime of

priceless memories.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONSSingle/Double Rooms: $199.00 | Use code: 34128

Call 866.996.9939 to make your room reservations.9939 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819

AIRPORT GROUND TRANSPORTATION:Orlando International Airport is served directly by bus, taxi and shuttle van. Taxis and Shuttle Vans are conveniently located on Level 1 on both

the A and B sides of the terminal. Some shuttle services required an advance reservation. Please contact them directly.

Mears: (407) 423-5566 | Star: (866) 888-5530

I-RIDE Trolley Service: I-Ride Trolleys are the fun way to get around the International Drive area. And it’s so easy. After a day in conference session, experience the food and shopping that I-Drive has to offer. Just hop on board at a stop located just outside the hotel from 8am - 10:30pm. It’s convenient, economical and fun. NISTM will provide

conference participants with a complimentary I-RIDE Trolley pass for use during your stay in Orlando.

Call for NISTM’s Group Rates (866) 996-9939www.rosenshinglecreek.com

NISTM Features Co-Located Events

To Register for the Tanks 101 course, visit www.NISTM.org or call 800.827.3515

Attendees can maximize the benefits of their trip by attending one or more of the classes

on April 22nd and April 24th

For those who have taken the EPA SPCC class in the past, more depth of knowledge is offered on understanding the mechanical and administrative issues associated with keeping

facilities in top shape and out of the cross hairs of the EPA. Both small tanks and large tanks are addressed in the Tanks 101 course. Together, these seminars represent the state of the art considerations for facility owners and operators who must not only deal with local and state regulations, but prevent incidents from cutting into their profits or worse. These classes are conducted by leading industry experts and will identify the key issues that regulators, engineers, operators, policy makers, managers, environmental, safety and other professionals whose responsibilities are in any way associated with storage tank facilities. So choose the class that you need most before space runs out.

EPA SPCC & FRP Short CourseApril 22, 2014 | 8:00am – 5:00pm

Tanks 101April 22, 2014 | 8:30am – 4:30pm

FREE Aviation ConferenceApril 24, 2014 | 8:30am – 5:30pm

To register visit www.NISTM.org or call 800.827.3515

NISTM CO-LOCATED EVENT: TANKS 101

Orlando, FL | April 22, 2014

To Register for the Tanks 101 course, visit www.NISTM.org or call 800.827.3515


Part 1: Tank Facilities and Tank Design | 8:30am – 12:00pmCovers the fundamentals for the design, construction, operation, maintenance, and inspection of terminal and tank facilities. This segment will focus on an overview of aboveground petroleum storage tanks, the different kinds of designs, and the general considerations associated with storage tanks such as fire safety. It will cover how the tank designs and components affect operability as well as operating risk. The morning segment will focus on the contents of API 650 and API 620 and explain how to specify tanks. We will also cover how and why various tank options and designs are used in the context of different requirements and situations.

Part 2: Tank Inspection and Integrity | 1:00pm – 4:30pmHaving built a good tank the next problem is to ensure it remains safe and leak free. The focus of this segment is on the tank inspection. The rules of API 653 will be covered and the contents of API 653, and API 575 will be explained in detail. Some topics are how suitability for service is determined, brittle fracture, evaluation of fixed roofs, floating roofs, foundations, when and how to use of release prevention barriers, principles of hydrostatic tests, materials of construction, and many other issues associated with existing tanks.

NISTM offering this unique aboveground storage tank course taught by industry authority Philip Myers of PEMY Consulting.This comprehensive course is aimed at engineers, inspectors, regulators, administrators, and managers responsible for storage tank facilities who wish to improve their overall knowledge and understanding of these facilities in the petroleum, chemical, aviation and paper and pulp industries. More importantly, this course offers an excellent opportunity to network with others in the same situation and ask questions and consult with experts. The course is divided into two major parts.

EPA SPCC & FRP Short CourseApril 22, 2014 | 8:00am – 5:00pm

Tanks 101April 22, 2014 | 8:30am – 4:30pm

FREE Aviation ConferenceApril 24, 2014 | 8:30am – 5:30pm

To register visit www.NISTM.org or call 800.827.3515

8:00am – 12:00pmThe purpose of the Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) rule is to help facilities prevent a discharge of oil into navigable waters or adjoining shorelines. This rule is part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s oil spill prevention program and was published under the authority of Section 311(j)(1)(C) of the Federal Water Pollution Con-trol Act (Clean Water Act) in 1974. The rule may be found at Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 112.

A facility is covered by the SPCC rule if it has an aggregate aboveground oil storage capacity greater than 1,320 U.S. gallons or a completely buried storage capacity greater than 42,000 U.S. gallons and there is a reasonable expectation of an oil discharge into or upon navigable waters of the U.S. or adjoining shorelines.

12:00pm – 1:00pm

1:00pm – 5:00pmThe purpose of the Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) rule is to help facilities prevent a discharge of oil into navigable waters or adjoining shorelines. This rule is part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s oil spill prevention program and was published under the authority of Section 311(j)(1)(C) of the Federal Water Pollution Con-trol Act (Clean Water Act) in 1974. The rule may be found at Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 112.

NEW MATERIAL: Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Overview of the Guidance Document for Regional InspectorsMark Howard, U.S. EPA, Office of Emergency Management

In August 2013, EPA revised the SPCC Guidance for Regional Inspec-tors, which was originally issued on December 2, 2005. The Guidance is designed to assist EPA inspectors in implementing the SPCC rule require-ments, understanding SPCC applicability, and to help clarify the role of the inspector in reviewing a facility’s implementation of the perfor-mance-based provisions of the rule. The guidance, designed to facilitate nationally consistent implementation and interpretation of the SPCC Rule, is also available to owners and operators of facilities that may be subject to the requirements of the SPCC rule, and to the general public on how EPA intends the SPCC rule to be implemented.

The revised Guidance contains seven main chapters of the guidance and supporting documents in Appendices B–Select Regulations, C–Sum-mary of Revised Rule Provisions, and H–Other Policy Documents.

Short CourseThe short course is available for all SPCC stakeholders. This short course will provide an overview of the revisions to the SPCC Guidance for Re-gional Inspectors document. The session will be approximately four hours long, including time to address questions. The intended audience for these outreach sessions are stakeholders in the SPCC regulated commu-nity, which include, but are not limited to, Professional Engineers (PE) and facility owners who maintain SPCC Plans or will be updating SPCC Plans. This presentation is the same presentation provided to EPA inspectors on the implications of the new guidance document.

LUNCH

Plan requirements for Facilities Covered by EPA’s Facility Response Plan (FRP) RegulationTroy Swackhammer, U.S. EPA, Office of Emergency Management

This presentation describes the requirements and expectations for the FRP plan holders.

This four hour short course will cover:

• Introduction and purpose of the FRP regulation • Plan requirements under §112.20 and Appendix F Relationship of the FRP to the National Contingency Plan, Area Contingency Plans, and other preparedness activities conducted by industry, USEPA, and USCG • Steps in planning and implementing an FRP, including PREP requirements (drills and exercises) • Common problems observed and recommendations for improvement of plans and exercises

NISTM CO-LOCATED EVENT: EPA SPCC & FRP Short Course

April 22, 2014

There is no charge to attend this course. To register, visit www.NISTM.org or call 800.827.3515


There is no charge to attend this course. To register, visit www.NISTM.org or call 800.827.3515


API 653 ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANK INSPECTIONS

▶ Engineering▶ Tank Management▶ Fitness for Service▶ RBI Evaluations

Reno, PA: (814) 676-3663 Bakersfield, CA: (661) 363-5453

MISSION STATEMENT“It is the mission of DJA Inspection Services, Inc to safely provide full service tank inspections to the storage tank industry, to be known for safety as well as for quality and detailed inspections through the dedication and experience of our team and to provide the service worldwide as well as to the individual tank owner.”

▶ Seal Inspections▶ Dye Penetrate Testing of Floating Roofs▶ SPCC Plans▶ STI Tank Inspections▶ Helium Leak Testing

Tampa, FL: (813) 235-9110

To Register Visit www.NISTM.org or Call 800.827.3515

Sponsorship OpportunitiesTo Register or for more information, Please Call 800.827.3515

Golf Tournament Title SponsorExclusive Sponsorship • Name recognition at conference and awards ceremony• Company logo exclusively displayed on tournament banner at registration and awards ceremony• Company logo on lunch box• Company logo on a golfer arrival gift• Company logo on all tournament marketing materials• Company logo on GPS system on golf carts• Company has option to supply golfer arrival gift

Hole-In-One Sponsor - $1,000• Prominent T-Box signage at award hole• Name recognition at awards ceremony• Company logo on tournament marketing materials• Company logo on all tournament marketing materialsBeverage Cart Sponsor- $600 each (2 available)• Company logo on beverage koozies• Sponsorship sign on one beverage cart• Name recognition at awards ceremony• Company logo on all tournament marketing materialsChipping Championship Sponsor - $500• Sponsorship sign at the tee• Name recognition at awards ceremony• Company logo on all tournament marketing materials

Longest Drive Sponsor- $375 each (2 available)• Sponsorship sign at the tee• Name recognition at awards ceremony• Company logo on all tournament marketing materialsClosest to the Pin Sponsor- $375 each (2 available)• Sponsorship sign at the tee• Name recognition at awards ceremony• Company logo on all tournament marketing materialsHole Sponsor - $150 each• Sponsorship sign at the tee• Name recognition at awards ceremony• Company logo on all tournament marketing materials

NISTM7th Annual Golf Tournament

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

This years’ event will be held Tuesday, April 22, 2014 at the award winning golf course at Shingle Creek Golf Club in Orlando, Florida.

Registration begins at 10:00 am, with a shotgun start at 1:00 pm.

Each participant is entitled to 18 holes of golf, riding cart, lunch and various awards. There will be an awards ceremony around 6:30pm,

held at the Shingle Creek Clubhouse.









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16th AnnualOrlando, FloridaApril 23-25, 2014

EARLY REGISTRATION AND GROUP RATESBEFORE April 7, 2014

International Aboveground Storage Tank Conference & Trade Show

CORPORATE PLAN NISTM Members* Non-Members1 Attendee $550 per person $750 per person2 Attendees $475 per person $675 per person3 Attendees $400 per person $600 per person4 Attendees $375 per person $575 per person

UNLIMITED PLAN NISTM Members Non-Members5 or more Attendees $350 per person $550 per person

=$1,750 total =$2,750 total 14TH AnnualOrlando, FloridaMarch 28-30, 2012

EARLY REGISTRATIONAND GROUP RATES


LATE REGISTRATIONAND GROUP RATES

One Attendee $500

Two Attendees $800

Three or more$325 per person

Discount rates for Early Registration Ends February 24, 2012

One Attendee $600

Two Attendees $900 (50 % Discount on second attendee)Three or more$425 per person

For Special Group Rates,call 800.827.3515

Conference & Trade Show Location:Rosen Shingle Creek Hotel9939 Universal BlvdOrlando, FL 32819Phone: 866.996.9939Single/Double Rooms: $199.00www.rosenshinglecreek.com

CC#_________________________________________Exp_________

Billing Zip Code:_____________________CVV_________________

Name on Card___________________________________________

Signature:_________________________________Date:__________

FREE EPA SPCC CLASS, MARCH 27, 2012 | FREE TRADE SHOW, MARCH 28-29, 2012 | CALL 800.827.3515 TO REGISTER

Yes, please email me information about the 7th Annual Golf Tournament held at the Rosen Shingle Creek Golf Club on April 22, 2014.

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14TH AnnualOrlando, FloridaMarch 28-30, 2012

EARLY REGISTRATIONAND GROUP RATES


LATE REGISTRATIONAND GROUP RATES

One Attendee $500

Two Attendees $800

Three or more$325 per person

Discount rates for Early Registration Ends February 24, 2012

One Attendee $600

Two Attendees $900 (50 % Discount on second attendee)Three or more$425 per person

For Special Group Rates,call 800.827.3515

Conference & Trade Show Location:Rosen Shingle Creek Hotel9939 Universal BlvdOrlando, FL 32819Phone: 866.996.9939Single/Double Rooms: $199.00www.rosenshinglecreek.com

CC#_________________________________________Exp_________

Billing Zip Code:_____________________CVV_________________

Name on Card___________________________________________

Signature:_________________________________Date:__________

FREE EPA SPCC CLASS, MARCH 27, 2012 | FREE TRADE SHOW, MARCH 28-29, 2012 | CALL 800.827.3515 TO REGISTER

Yes, please email me information about the 7th Annual Golf Tournament held at the Rosen Shingle Creek Golf Club on April 22, 2014.

[email protected]

Additional attendees:________________________________

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Unlimited Plan | Maximize your attendees from your headquarters office as well as your regional locations within your company with the Unlimited Plan. Send as many delegates as you wish to the conference for a registration fee equal to the fee of just 5 individuals. NISTM Members $1,750 | Non-Members $2,750

Early Registration Rates on April 7, 2014After April 7, 2014, attendee rates will increase by $100 per person.

Membership InformationNISTM is offering a

complimentary membership

for 2014 to everyone who

attends the 16th Annual

International Aboveground

Storage Tank Conference &

Trade Show.


registration FormTo Register by Telephone: 800.827.3515

To Register by Fax: 813.870.6824 Email: [email protected]

To register for the Trade Show and/or EPA SPCC Class at no cost,

Please visit www.NISTM.org or call 800.827.3515

NISTMP.O. BOX 26008TAMPA, FLORIDA 33623

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EVERYONE’S INVITEDin the aboveground storage tank industry to attend the

FREE EPA SPCC & FRP Short Course on April 22, 2014&

FREE Trade Show on April 23-24, 2014At NISTM 2014 independent and major terminal operators, manufacturers and suppliers will come together to redefine strategic vision and technical

requirements for tomorrows’ terminals. Other industries with storage tanks at the show include but are not limited to pipeline, aviation, chemical, electric

power generation, manufacturing, and the military.

NISTM 16th Annual AST Brochure Mailer

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