ISA Section/Division Co-Sponsorship Guidelines

Objective:

  • To work with ISA Sections/Divisions to conveniently offer quality one day educational seminars on timely subject matter to a local audience at an affordable price.

Goals:

  • Provide greater assistance in the sponsorship and implementation of local instructor led educational programs.
  • Increase success and attendance of co-sponsored events.
  • Maximize resources of ISA Education Services department to coordinate training event and reduce administrative responsibilities of the local Section/Division.
  • Provide opportunities for Section/Division to increase membership.

ISA staff responsibilities:

  • ISA staff will take the lead role in coordinating and promoting the event in conjunction with the Section/Division contact. IMPORTANT: Date of seminar must be decided in accordance with the promotion schedule below to allow appropriate time for development of seminar brochure
    • Works with Section/Division to determine seminar topic and location.
    • Develops promotional piece; sends to members and non-members in the geographic area and provides Section/Division with additional copies.
    • Takes all course pre-registrations.
    • Arranges for instructor; pays honorarium and expenses.
    • Supplies and ships all course materials.
  • Promotion Schedule
    • Section must choose date of seminar at least 15 weeks prior to the seminar to give ISA time to promote it.

Section responsibilities:

  • Appoints coordinator to work with ISA staff to plan event.
  • Obtains location and adequate classroom accommodations for conduct of course, and communicates same to ISA staff for promotional purposes.
    - Note: Any applicable rental agreement fees are the responsibility of the Section.
  • Promotes event by mailing/distributing additional copies of promotional piece, placing course information on Section/Division WebPage, and utilizing other additional means to promote event.
  • Provides coordinator as the onsite contact for onsite registrations, sign in roster, and instructor assistance.

Other Considerations:

Sections can apply to co-sponsor multi-day non-equipment courses on a case-by-case basis. Factors that will be considered include the existing schedule of courses, instructor availability, and the section's previous history in successfully organizing training programs. The business terms are the same as those provided above for one day co-sponsored courses.

All courses are priced in U.S. dollars. Pricing in other currencies is made on a case-by-case basis.

Attendee Fees:

  • $445 per person for Members and $495 for nonmembers - tuition fees inclusive of all course materials.

Revenue Sharing:

  • Section/Division receives 10% of gross registration fees for 1-15 participants.
  • Section/Division receives 15% of gross registration fees for 16 or more participants.

Please contact Melissa Rhyne at (919) 990-9211 mrhyne@isa.org for additional information.

Scheduled Co-Sponsored Training

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Available One-Day Seminars

Code

Title

EC50C Safety Instrumented Systems: The Must Know for Implementation
EI10C Industrial Flow Measurement Overview
ES15C

Introduction to Boiler Control Systems

ES16C Boiler Burner Management Systems - Meeting NFPA Standards

ES17PC

Safety Instrumented Burner Management Systems: A How To Primer
ES35C Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Verification for Safety Systems
FG05C Overview of Measurement and Control Fundamentals
FG15C Instrumentation Diagrams and Symbols
FG21C Ethernet and TCP/IP on the Plant Floor
FG25C Overview of FOUNDATIONTM Fieldbus Technology
FG30C Picking the Right Bus - A Comparison of Field and Device Networks
IC30C1 Introduction to SCADA Systems Integration
IC30C2 Practical Applications of SCADA Systems
IC32C Introduction to Industrial Automation Security and the ANSI/ISA99 Standards
IC35C2 Understanding Hybrid Systems
IC36PC Overview of DCS Alarm Management
IC40C Introduction to Applying the Batch Control Standard (An((NSI/ISA-88-01-1995
IC50C OPC-The Windows to the World are Open
IC55C Implementing Enterprise/Control Integration
IC85C

Overview of Industrial Wireless Technology

MT10C1 Improving Manufacturing through Automation: Opportunity Identification and Project Justification
MT10C2 Project Management for Automation Engineers
SP04PC How 40 CFR 60 Subpart VV Has Changed
SP05PC Advances in Continuous Emission Monitoring (CEM) Techniques for the New Millennium
SP06PC Surviving an LDAR Audit
SP25C Applications of Industrial Wireless Systems
SP27C Using RFID/RTLS to Track Industrial Assets
TC05C1 Tuning of Feedback Controllers
TC05C2

Tuning of Advanced Controllers

TI21C

Overview of Grounding and Noise Reduction for Control Equipment