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Business Processes
15 - 17 February 2011
- Agenda
- Pike Island Dewatering (installing new gates) - Bob Szemanski
- McAlpine South Chamber Dewatering - Ross Woodbury; Craig Moulton
- Lock 27, Auxiliary and Main Lock Lift Gate Replacement - Matt Thurman
- Lock 25 Roller Gate Repairs - Matt Thurman
- Panama Canal Update (Maintenance and Expansion) - Fernando Sucre
- POE Lock Gate Anchorage Link Replacement - Mike Bunker
- Interlock Controls - Tracey L. Keel
- Review of 2010 Lock Closures Successes & Challenges - Anthony Perkins
- Trunnion Anchor Rod Failures - George V. Poiroux
- FEM/Maximo for 2011 Locks Maintenance Workshop - Larry Homich
- Lower Mississippi River Dredging - Steve Jones
- PRIP Prioritization Process and Its Future - Bob Leitch
- MDC Business / Inland Vessel Developments - Bill Gretzmacher; Jeremy Coatsworth
February 15, 2011
- Crane Safety - Ross Woodbury; Kevin Vessels
- Locks and Dams 2, 3 and 4 Monongahela River Project (Lower Mon) - Steve Fritz
- North Shore Connector - Michael F. Hebor
February 16, 2011
- R. C. Byrd Locks & Dam Main Lock Dewatering - Scott Kinzel
- Miter Gate Anchor Arm Inspections - Kevin Vessels
- Advanced Handling Methods for Invasive Species - John Masters; Lorenzo Moore Jr.
- The Dalles and John Day Lock Improvements - Mark Sawka
- Black Rock Lock Controls Replacement and Addition of Interlocks - Ed Gawarecki
- Chickamauga Lock Dewatering - Greg Cox
- L&D 52 Miter Gate Leaf Straightening & Cell Repairs - Brian Holcomb
- Hydraulic Steel Structures (HSS) Overview - Phil Sauser
- Status and Initiatives of the RNDT - Steve Stoltz
- Tainter Gate Trunnion Pin and Bushing Replacement Mississippi River Lock 11 - John Behrens
- Lock & Dam 20 Miter Gate and Tainter Valve Gearbox Maintenance - Larry E. Reever
- Rehabilitation Program of Navigation Locks Affected by Alkali-aggregate Reation - Marie Gaudreault
- Testing Post-Tensioned Steel Trunnion Rods - Mark A. Cesare; J. Darrin Holt
February 17, 2011
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Updated: October 2024