Past events

Thank you for attending our meeting and education conference at the new venue and we hope that you enjoyed social interaction as well as relevant topics on safety, energy policies and new technologies. Our special thanks goes to our presenters and sponsors who made this event possible.  We look forward to seeing you next year! 

Thank you for attending our first post-pandemic in-person meeting and education conference and we hope that you enjoyed social interaction as well as relevant topics on safety, energy policies and new technologies. Our special thanks goes to our presenters and sponsors who made this event possible.  We look forward to seeing you next year! 

Thank you for attending our conference and we hope that you enjoyed it and got some valuable information from it. Our special thanks goes to our presenters and sponsors who made this event possible.  

 We will be holding a virtual Chief Power Engineer meeting on October 6 from 15:00-17:00 provided we get enough interest.  We are holding this meeting a couple weeks before the ACPEEC conference to minimize time commitments and give some flexibility to the attendees personal schedules.    This  chief power engineers meeting was very successful in 2019 and based on feedback we heard from you this was something you wanted to continue so that Chief Power Engineers could come to together to discuss important topics.    For those that attended in 2019, the chief power engineers meeting is aimed at being more of a facilitated discussion rather that a classroom style presentation.  We want to provide an environment for open collaboration and discussion with the group so we can all learn from each other.  
The objectives for the meetings are:

1. Opportunity for collaboration
2. Opportunity to share best practices and learn from each other
3. Work together to be a stronger voice for power engineers in Alberta

Some topics we are considering for the meeting are:

• Temporary Hose Management
• Cyclic Service Equipment and Monitoring 
• Training and Competency

These are 3 topics we have received feedback about but we are open to hear your feedback as well so please let us know if there is a topic you would like to hear more about and discuss at the meeting.The invite will be open to all Chief Power Engineers and one guest so that you can bring someone from your company to give them exposure and a learning opportunity. 

  The second webinar in 2021 for the The Alberta Chief Power Engineers Education Committee was held on May 14, 2021.  Our presenter was  Dr. Mark Kolodziej on the topic of “Does training automatically mean competency"
 

For over twenty years Dr. Mark Kolodziej has been educating, training and leading students and teams within institutions, associations and corporations throughout Canada and in the United States. As educator, consultant and entrepreneur, Mark's repertoire of clients span a broad range of sectors, from educational facilities to business industries. His expertise lies in the realms of prior learning assessment/retention, strategic planning, standards of practice development and validation, among others. 

Thanks to everyone who attended and special thanks to our presenter Dr. Mark Kolodziej

 The ACPEEC held our first ever Webinar!  Our first attempt at this type of virtual meeting was a great success and we were very pleased to present an ABSA update with Tom Leming (Lead Examiner) and John Siggers ( Examinations @ Certifications Manager) .  The agenda covered:

- Whats new with ABSA since the last ACPEEC Conference

- Information Bulletins

- Assisting Power Engineering Training Programs during COVID

- Examinations strict protocols

- Examination Proctoring with remote monitoring by Examiners

- Update with SOPEEC/ACI ( 2B2)

- Online Examination Study

Stay tuned for our next virtual learning session!