SHAPA Knowledge 2010
THIS year’s SHAPA Knowledge event will take place at the Imago Holywell Park Conference Centre, at Loughborough University, on Tuesday 5 October.
Building on the success of last year’s conference, it will provide concise information from industry professionals on the technical, commercial and legal aspects of solids and bulk powder handling, with handy reference notes for delegates to take away with them.
Organized by the Solids Handling and Processing Association (SHAPA), the day will include two keynote addresses: ‘The outlook for British manufacturing’, by Jeegar Kakkad of the Engineering Employers Federation (EEF); and ‘Why carbon management matters to you’, by Dr Wendy Buckley of leading management company Carbon Footprint Ltd.
These will be followed by 10 presentations in two streams, which will cover diverse topics including explosion safety, the Machinery Directive, batch and continuous mixing, conveying technologies etc. Delegates will be able to select the sessions that best suit their needs but will receive material from every session, whether individually attended or not.
The day will be organized to allow time for exchanges of ideas and opportunities for networking with associates and potential clients. In addition, new for this year, focused discussion groups on the topics presented will provide a further opportunity to meet and learn from speakers and other delegates.
For full programme details visit the SHAPA website: www.shapa.co.uk
For booking details, contact SHAPA on tel: (0116) 271 3704 or use the contact form below. A discounted ‘early bird’ rate is available until 10 August 2010.
Building on the success of last year’s conference, it will provide concise information from industry professionals on the technical, commercial and legal aspects of solids and bulk powder handling, with handy reference notes for delegates to take away with them.
Organized by the Solids Handling and Processing Association (SHAPA), the day will include two keynote addresses: ‘The outlook for British manufacturing’, by Jeegar Kakkad of the Engineering Employers Federation (EEF); and ‘Why carbon management matters to you’, by Dr Wendy Buckley of leading management company Carbon Footprint Ltd.
These will be followed by 10 presentations in two streams, which will cover diverse topics including explosion safety, the Machinery Directive, batch and continuous mixing, conveying technologies etc. Delegates will be able to select the sessions that best suit their needs but will receive material from every session, whether individually attended or not.
The day will be organized to allow time for exchanges of ideas and opportunities for networking with associates and potential clients. In addition, new for this year, focused discussion groups on the topics presented will provide a further opportunity to meet and learn from speakers and other delegates.
For full programme details visit the SHAPA website: www.shapa.co.uk
For booking details, contact SHAPA on tel: (0116) 271 3704 or use the contact form below. A discounted ‘early bird’ rate is available until 10 August 2010.
