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GEAPS-KSU Conveying Equipment Training
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12/3/24 to 12/5/24
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Location: IGP Institute - Kansas State University
Manhattan, KS
United States
Event Description
Hands-on Training for the Operation and Maintenance of Conveying Equipment will teach participants how to safely operate, maintain and repair conveying equipment commonly used in grain facilities through instructor demonstrations and hands-on practice.
The course will also provide practical information and guidelines on how to develop and implement a comprehensive preventive maintenance program.
The course is $1,800 for members and $2,000 for nonmembers who register before the early bird deadline on Nov. 15. After that, GEAPS members will pay $1,900; nonmembers will pay $2,100.
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