MTI - SSW Cost Control Seminar

MTI - SSW Cost Control Seminar

The cost of fabricated equipment used by the chemical, pharmaceutical and petrochemical industries has been on the rise in recent years as the cost of materials has risen along with the demand for fabricated equipment.

The purpose of the cost control seminar is to discuss strategies and developments that could help end users control the cost of fabricating new equipment. Experts representing the metal supply and fabrication industries will discuss the latest developments in the fabrication business.

The Cost Control Seminar will be fully dedicated to the control and reduction of costs, addressing for example:

- design and fabrication
- engineering
- material use and alternative material use

To register to participate in MTI-SSW Cost Control Seminar 7th October 2010. Please print and complete the Stainless Steel World America Conference Registration Form and return by fax to + 31 575 511 099 or e-mail direct to Mr Salinda Goonwardene at s.goonewardene@kci-world.com.

 

For further information regarding conference registration, please contact
Mr Salinda Goonewardene,
Tel: +31 575 789 262        
E-mail:  s.goonwardene@kci-world.com

 

MTI – SSW Cost Control Seminar Advance Conference Programme will be available shortly. Should you need to obtain specific details regarding The Advance Conference programme before this time please feel free to contact

Mrs. Cheryl Botti

ATI -  Allegheny Ludlum

E-Mail: cbotti@alleghenyludlum.com

Direct Dial: + 1-724-226-6557        
Fax:  + 1-724-226-6565
 
Should you need details relating to any further aspect of The Stainless Steel World America 2010 Conference & Exhibition 2010 please do not hesitate to contact a member of The Stainless Steel World America 2010 Team.

Letter from the MTI - SSW Cost Control Seminar Chairperson Cheryl Botti

Several years ago a Materials Technology Institute member asked how his colleagues were addressing the high cost of materials, fabricated equipment and all things chemical plant related. As often happens with MTI this led to an interesting discussion about how MTI could help its member companies address the problem. Many options were considered and in the end we decided a conference in conjunction with Stainless Steel World 2010 would be a great forum for an exchange of information on how the chemical, petroleum and pharmaceutical industries are approaching cost control. While all this was going on the global recession happened and cost control took on a whole new meaning. We believe the significance of cost control is even greater now than it was when this effort started and this meeting comes at a great time. On behalf of MTI I invite you to join us as either a presenter or attendee as we explore how our industry is approaching cost control in the face of challenging economic times.