NISTM Preliminary Brochure 2015

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR STORAGE TANK MANAGEMENT

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International Aboveground Storage Tank Conference & Trade Show 25 YEARS CELEBRATING

APRIL 27-29, 2015 | ORLANDO, FLORIDA CELEBRATING

25 YEARS

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FREE TRADE SHOW ENTRY April 27-28, 2015

CELEBRATING

25 YEARS

AST CONFERENCE April 27-29, 2015 WELCOME RECEPTION April 26, 2015

CELEBRATING

25 YEARS

8TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT April 26, 2015

IN THIS ISSUE:

COCKTAIL MIXER April 27, 2015

• AST Conference & Trade Show Information

CO-LOCATED EVENTS

• List of Speakers and Agenda Topics

FREE EPA SPCC & FRP SHORT COURSE April 26, 2015

• Co-Located Events

FREE AVIATION CONFERENCE April 28, 2015

• Welcome Reception & Cocktail Mixer

TANKS 101 April 29-30, 2015

• 8th Annual Golf Tournament

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NISTM

NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR STORAGE TANK MANAGEMENT

Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Tampa, FL, the National Institute for Storage Tank Management (NISTM) is a non-profit organization that provides educational opportunities, resources and training seminars about the operation, regulation, and management of underground and aboveground storage tank systems. The Institute has a partnership with the National Organization of State AST Program Managers, and works with numerous state and federal organizations responsible for storage tank regulation, oil spill prevention and response, in addition to interstate liquid petroleum pipeline regulation.

This conference is designed for engineers, managers or other in­dividuals involved with operations, construction, environmental compliance, spill prevention and response or management activi­ties associated with aboveground storage tanks.

Nationally recognized experts will provide the latest informa­tion available on tank management in this three-day course. You can get answers to your questions about the most recent issues and technological advancements in API Standards, Storage Tank Con­struction, Floating Roofs, Tank Lining, Leak Detec­tion & Recurring Maintenance, Risk-Based Inspections, Overfill Protection, Secondary Containment, Tank Cleaning, Cor­rosion Control, Terminal Operation, Integrity, Pipeline Safety and more!

Business casual dress is appropriate during sessions and within the Rosen Shingle Creek Hotel.

Meet your federal regulators at the Welcome Reception the night before opening session, Sunday, April 26, 2015 at 8:30pm. We hope you will join us for the op­portunity to catch up with friends and get the conference off to a great start.

Share a cocktail with your competition and find out what the latest is on Monday evening, April 27th immediately at the end of the day’s sessions. Please join us for a special opportunity to network with AST owners, regulators, equipment vendors, and consultants.

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION INCLUDES: Welcome Reception: Sunday April 26, 2015 8:30pm – 10:00pm

Conference Hours: Monday April 27, 2015 8:15am - 6:00pm

Trade Show Hours: Monday April 27, 2015 8:00am – 6:00pm

Cocktail Mixer: Monday April 27, 2015 6:00pm

Tuesday April 28, 2015 8:30am – 5:30pm

Tuesday April 28, 2015 8:00am – 3:30pm

Wednesday April 29, 2015 9:00am – 12:15pm

NISTM 2015 UNLIMITED REGISTRATION PLAN

Maximize your attendees from your headquarters office as well as your regional locations within your company with the Unlimited Plan. Send as many delegates as you wish to the conference for a registration fee equal to the fee of just 5 individuals for only $1,750!

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Visit us on the web at www.NISTM.org

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Speakers

LIST OF SPEAKERS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

John Albert, Missouri Department of Agriculture Steve Allwein, Morbros Joel Andreani, The Equity Engineering Group Inc Mark Baker, Baker Consulting Group Inc Gary Banks, Banks Industrial Group LLC Steve Barker, Airlines for America Pat Barron, TankLink Telular Jane Besch, Vopak Americas - West Loop Kevin Best, Cintas Corporation Devon Brendecke, P.E., Quest Integrity Group, LLC Arthur O Buff, U.S. DOT/PHMSA Southern Region Wendy Buskop, Buskop Law Group, PC Paul Calderwood, Calderwood Consulting Ashley Castle, Aura Engineering LLC Rick Chapman, Innospec Fuel Specialties Ray Commander, Commander’s Terminal Services Marco Antonio Conti Craveiro, Asel Tech John Cornell, H.I.R. Technical Services Maurino De Febbo, Asel Tech Daniel Deck, CRSP, Young EnergyServe Inc Brian Derge, Tanknology Terese Dodge, Duke Energy Florida Edward W English II, Fuel Quality Services Inc Dan Evans, Praxair Services Inc Dean Flessas, Pond & Company Stephen D Ford, Vista Precision Solutions Inc David Freese, Titan Cloud Software LLC John Glass, Amcorr Products & Services, Inc. Warren Hall, A R Watson Inc Christopher F Hastings, Philadelphia Mixing Solutions, Ltd Jayson Hlus, Enbridge Ron Howard, BioChem Systems Mark Howard, USEPA Office of Emergency Management Thomas Johnson, Ashland Performance Materials Bruce Kaiser, Lightning Master Corporation Joseph Lanzoni, Lightning Eliminators & Consultants Inc Kevin Leachman, P.E., PMP, Air Force Civil Engineer Center

Matthew Lieser, Owens Corning Jon Marinas, JMM Global Ron Mayville, Simpson, Gumpertz & Heger Inc John Metts, TLC Rail Services George L Morovich, TETI (Tank & Environmental Technologies, Inc) • Seyyed Siamak Morshed, Iranian Oil Terminals Co/National Iranian Oil Co • David Morton, Hempel (USA) Inc. • Philip Myers, PEMY Consulting • Dan Oklesson, Newport News Energy-Adaptive Modeling Group • Mauricio Olivares, Pinnacle AIS • Vidisha Parasram, U.S. Chemical Safety Board • Neil Pearson, Silverwing (UK) Ltd • Ingrid Peterson, Enbridge Liquid Pipelines • Mike Petrovich, Hopping Green & Sams, PA • Sofyan Purba, PT Badak NGL • Beth Reddy, NJ Dept of Environmental Protection • Terri Regin, Navy Civil Engineering Support • Mark Riley, Advanced Fuel Services Inc • Kevin Roberts, BioChem Systems • Carl-Johan Roos, Emerson Process Management • Ron Sickels, Advanced Fuel Services Inc • Kevin Spoo, Owens Corning • Alan Strecker, Seaman Corp.

• Troy Swackhammer, USEPA Office of Emergency Management • Peter Szalata, TUV SUD Industrie Service GmbH • Tommy Thomas, AW Chesterton • Michael Turnquist, M.Sc., Quest Integrity Group, LLC • Amol S Vaidya, Owens Corning • Michael F. Vanderslice, MBA, Environmental Alliance, Inc. • Nathaniel Wall, API • Peter Williams, Concord Tank Corporation • • • • •

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Agenda Topics

LIST OF AGENDA TOPICS • SPCC Update • FRP Overview • Crude Oil Logistics Challenges - Bakken Experiences with

• An Approach for Simultaneous Leak Detection of Unpiggable

Lines and ASTs

• Transporting Hazardous Materials by Pipeline • Department of Defense Fuel Facility Standards • ISO 4406 & ASTM 975 - New Fuel Quality Standards for Diesel

Containment at Point Loma

Floating Roofs as a Result of Process Upset

• Executing AST Projects on Cold Climate Brownfield Sites • New State-of-the Art Fuel Storage Facility with Secondary

Storage and Rail Transport

• Spill Prevention - It Works!

• A Case Study of AST with Compromised Internal and External

that are Changing the Industry

• Tank Sensitivity Analysis • Preventing Tank Chime Corrosion • AST Remediation

AST Operations • Tank Sensitivity Analysis • API 545: What You Don’t Know About Tank Farm Static & Lightning Can Make Your Hair Stand on End • Application of API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 to AST’s • Successful Replacement of Hydrocarbon Tank’s Floating Roof and Improvement Program • Innovative Solutions for Corrosion Protection Of Above Ground Storage Tanks • The Effectiveness of Various Internal Floating Roof Secondary Seal Configurations • Innovations in Tank Cleaning • Fundamentals of Tank Mixing, Design Considerations, Optimum Equipment Design & Selection, and Process Benefits • A Case Study of Crude Oil Storage Tank Cleaning with New Hydrodozer Technology • Innovation and Storage Tanks - What every engineer and CEO needs to know!

• Best Practices for Tank Lining Technology • Fire Safety • Tanks Base Practices for ASTs • Expediting Tank Entry for Maintenance • Advanced Buckling Analysis of a Reactor Tank Supported by Four Legs

AST Integrity Management • Integrity Assessments with 3D Laser Scanning • Technology Improvements in Robotic Inspections • Large Volume Management and Presentation of Inspection Data • Risk Based Management of Aboveground Storage Tanks • Moving On After a Vacuum Event: Case Studies of Shell and Roof Deformation • Confessions of an API 653 Inspector – Non-Compliant API 650 Work • Redefining Anticorrosion, Durability, Performance and Productivity on the Exterior of ASTs • The Increasing Lightning Threat to Storage Tanks • Tank Vapor Recovery Special Topics • API Standards Update • API 12R1 Revision • Women and Engineering in the Petroleum Storage Tank Industry • The Boston Molasses Tank Failure of 1919 – A Modern Perspective IOT – What the Future Holds Today for the Storage Tank Industry • Using the Cloud to Make ASTs Talk from Hazardous Locations • Tank Fires Prevention and Preparation - Are You Ready?

• Protective Apparel & PPE Best Practices for Arc Flash, Flash Fire, & Welding in the Above Ground & Storage Tank • Fall Protection and Tank Top Safety • API 545: What You Don’t Know About Tank Farm Static & Lightning Can Make Your Hair Stand

AST Environmental • What to Expect During an EPA SPCC Inspection • High Performance Leak Detection Systems for Pipelines • Protecting Distribution System Assets: The Importance of Fuel Quality • Faulty Foundations Cause Faulty Tanks • Concentric Gas Sealing Technology Provides Reliable, Zero Fugitive Emission Sealing of Pumps for Liquid Storage Terminals • Non-Petroleum Oils – Understanding How The SPCC Regulation Impacts Your Facility & The Path To Compliance • Florida’s Proposed AST Rule Revisions – How will Industry be Affected?

• Tanks Conversion Project from No. 6 Fuel Oil to Water Reuse and Wastewater Storage

Steel Tank Institute Session • Shop-Fabricated Tank Equipment • What to Expect from an AST Compliance Inspection • AST Inspection-Expect the Unexpected…

The agenda is tentative and subject to change.

To Register, Call 800.827.3515 or Visit www.NISTM.org

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Co-Located Events

FREE EPA SPCC & FRP Short Course April 26, 2015 8:00am – 12:00pm

Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Overview of the Guidance Document for Regional Inspectors Mark Howard, U.S. EPA, Office of Emergency Management This short course will describe the requirements for SPCC facility owner/operators and certifying professional engineers. The course will include elements from the revised guidance and implementation issues encountered since the last course. This short course will provide an overview of the revisions to the SPCC Guidance for Regional Inspectors document. The session will be approximately four hours long, including time to address questions. The intended audience for these outreach sessions are stakeholders in the SPCC regulated community, which include, but are not limited to, Professional Engineers (PE) and facility owners who maintain SPCC Plans or will be updating SPCC Plans. This presentation is the same presentation provided to EPA inspectors on the implications of the new guidance document.

1:00pm – 5:00pm

Plan Requirements for Facilities Covered by EPA’s Facility Response Plan (FRP) Regulation Troy Swackhammer, U.S. EPA, Office of Emergency Management This presentation describes the requirements and expectations for the FRP plan holders.

This four hour short course will cover: • Introduction and purpose of the FRP regulations and discussion about upcoming FRP guidance • Plan requirements under §112.20 and Appendix E and F, including the relationship of the FRP to the National Contingency Plan, Area Contingency Plans, and other preparedness activities conducted by industry, USEPA, and USCG • Steps in implementing an FRP, including PREP requirements (drills and exercises) and preparing for an FRP inspection and government-initiated unannounced exercise (GIUE) • Common problems observed and recommendations for improvement of plans and exercises

Free Aviation Conference April 28, 2015 8:30am – 5:30pm Airlines of America Energy Institute JIG Ltd, IATA

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Fuel Customers: Major and Regional Airlines; Fuel Suppliers: Petroleum Refiners, Terminals and Pipelines; Fueling Services: Fixed Base Operators; Contractors: Design-Build, Environmental Services; Regulators: USEPA, State Environmental Agencies, Airport Authorities

Aviation Agenda Topics Coming Soon

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Co-Located Events

TANKS 101 April 29-30, 2015 Part 1: April 29, 2015 1:30pm – 5:00pm

Tank Facilities and Tank Design

by Phil Myers, PEMY Consulting Covers the fundamentals for the design, construction, operation, maintenance, and inspection of terminal and tank facilities. This segment will focus on an overview of aboveground petroleum storage tanks, the different kinds of designs, and the general considerations associated with storage tanks such as fire safety. It will cover how the tank designs and components affect operability as well as operating risk. The morning segment will focus on the contents of API 650 and API 620 and explain how to specify tanks. We will also cover how and why various tank options and designs are used in the context of different requirements and situations.

Part 2: April 30, 2015 | 8:30am – 12:00pm Tank Inspection and Integrity by Phil Myers, PEMY Consulting Having built a good tank the next problem is to ensure it remains safe and leak free.

The focus of this segment is on the tank inspection. The rules of API 653 will be covered and the contents of API 653, and API 575 will be explained in detail. Some topics are how suitability for service is determined, brittle fracture, evaluation of fixed roofs, floating roofs, foundations, when and how to use of release prevention barriers, principles of hydrostatic tests, materials of construction, and many other issues associated with existing tanks.

Schedule of Co-Located Events EPA SPCC & FRP Aviation Tanks 101 Conference Short Course Course Wednesday, April 29, 2015 Sunday Tuesday 1:30pm – 5:00pm April 26, 2015 April 28, 2015 Thursday, April 30, 2015 8:00am – 5:00pm Tuition: FREE

8:30am – 5:30pm Tuition: FREE

8:30am – 12:00pm

Tuition: 1 Attendee is $250 2 Attendees is $450 3 Attendees is $195 per person

To Register, Call 800.827.3515 or Visit www.NISTM.org

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FREE ADMISSION Trade Show April 27-28, 2015

Everyone is invited to walk-thru the trade show at no cost. Each day you will have access to numerous exhibitors where they will offer their expertise on their products and services.

April 27, 2015 | 8:00am – 6:00pm April 28, 2015 | 8:00am – 3:30pm To register for the Trade Show, please visit

www.NISTM.org or call 800.827.3515

DESTINATION ORLANDO

Orlando Florida is the home of NISTM’s AST conference. Participants often view this meeting as a vacation opportunity for their families.

Orlando is a vibrant, thriving international destination offering visitors an array of exciting options guaranteed to provide a lifetime of priceless memories.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Single/Double Rooms: $179.00 | Use code: 36204 Call 866.996.9939 to make your room reservations.

9939 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819

AIRPORT GROUND TRANSPORTATION:

Orlando International Airport is served directly by bus, taxi and shuttle van. Taxis and Shuttle Vans are conveniently located on Level 1 on both the A and B sides of the terminal. Some shuttle services required an advance reservation. Please contact them directly.

Mears: (407) 423-5566 | Star: (866) 888-5530 I-RIDE Trolley Service: I-Ride Trolleys are the fun way to get around the International Drive area. And it’s so easy. After a day in conference session, experience the food and shopping that I-Drive has to offer.

Just hop on board at a stop located just outside the hotel from 8am - 10:30pm. It’s convenient, economical and fun. NISTM will provide conference participants with a complimentary I-RIDE Trolley pass for use during your stay in Orlando.

Call for NISTM’s Group Rates (866) 996-9939

www.rosenshinglecreek.com

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WELCOME RECEPTION April 26, 2015 at 8:30pm

Participate in this annual event where everyone in the industry has the opportunity to network and meet new contacts. This Welcome Reception is a great start leading to the upcoming conference and tradeshow.

Come and enjoy the company, food and drinks!

Sponsored by: ATEC Steel LLC. and Tank Connection

Some Past Conference Attendees • 3M • Allied Energy Corporation • Allied Terminals • Amerada Hess Corporation • American Petroleum Institute • Ashland Inc. • Atlanta Hartsfield International • Airport • Bahamas Oil Refinery • BNSF Railway Company • BP • Buckeye Partners LP • Buckeye Pipeline • California Department of • Environmental Protection Agency • Cargill Inc. • Chevron • Citgo • Coastal Fuels Marketing • Colonial Terminals • Conoco Phillips • Consumers Energy • CSX • Cummins Terminals, Inc. • Defense Energy

• Delta Airlines • Detroit Edison • Dow Chemical Co. • Exxon Mobil • Flint Hills Resources • Florida Department of Environmental Protection • Florida Department of Transportation • Florida Power & Light • Georgia Pacific • Honeywell • Kaneb Pipeline Company • Kinder Morgan Pipeline • Koch Pipeline Company • Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality • Magellan Midstream Partners • Marathon Ashland Petroleum • Maryland Department of Enviromental Control • Michigan Department of Environmental Quality • Minnesota Pollution Control Agency • Mosaic

• Motiva • New Jersey Department of Environmental Quality • New York State Department of Environmental • Conservation • New York State DOT • Noco Energy Corporation • Northwest Airlines • Office of Pipeline Safety • Oiltanking Houston, Inc. • Oklahoma Corporation Commission • Onyx Mansfield Oil Company • Orlando Utilities • Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection • Phillips Petroleum Co. • Proctor & Gamble Chemical • Progress Energy • Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority • Safely-Kleen Corporation • Shell • South Dakota Petroleum Release Compensation

• Sprint • St. Services, Inc • State of Delaware (DNREC) • Sunoco • Tampa International Airport • TECO • Texas Commission of Environmental Policy • TransMontaigne • U.S. Air Force • U.S. Army • U.S. Coast Guard • U.S. Department of Agriculture • U.S. Navy • Unocal • US EPA OPC • Valero • Virginia Department of Environmental Quality • Vopak Terminals N.A. Inc. • Westway Terminal Co., Inc. • Wisconsin DNR Environmetal Protection • Wolf Lake Terminals

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8th Annual Golf Tournament Sunday, April 26, 2015

Sponsorship Opportunities To Register or for more information, Please Call 800.827.3515

Golf Tournament Title Sponsor Exclusive Sponsorship • Name recognition at conference and awards

ceremony • Company logo exclusively displayed on tournament banner at registration and awards ceremony • Company logo on lunch box • Company logo on a golfer arrival gift • Company logo on all tournament marketing materials • Company logo on GPS system on golf carts • Company has option to supply golfer arrival gift

Hole-In-One Sponsor - $1,000 • Prominent T-Box signage at award hole • Name recognition at awards ceremony • Company logo on tournament marketing materials • Company logo on all tournament marketing materials Beverage Cart Sponsor - $600 each (2 available) • Company logo on beverage koozies • Sponsorship sign on one beverage cart • Name recognition at awards ceremony • Company logo on all tournament marketing materials Chipping Championship Sponsor - $500 • Sponsorship sign at the tee • Name recognition at awards ceremony • Company logo on all tournament marketing materials

Longest Drive Sponsor - $375 each (2 available) • Sponsorship sign at the tee • Name recognition at awards ceremony • Company logo on all tournament marketing materials Closest to the Pin Sponsor - $375 each (2 available) • Sponsorship sign at the tee • Name recognition at awards ceremony • Company logo on all tournament marketing materials Hole Sponsor - $150 each • Sponsorship sign at the tee • Name recognition at awards ceremony • Company logo on all tournament marketing materials

This years’ event will be held Sunday, April 26, 2015 at the award winning golf course at Shingle Creek Golf Club in Orlando, Florida.

Registration begins at 6:00 am, with a shotgun start at 7:15am and 1:15pm.

Each participant is entitled to 18 holes of golf, riding cart, lunch and various awards. There will be an awards ceremony around 6:30pm, held at the Shingle Creek Clubhouse.

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April 27-29, 2015

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To Register by Telephone: 800.827.3515 To Register by Fax: 813.870.6824 Email: mail@nistm.org March 28-30, 2012

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NISTM is offering a International Aboveground Storage Tank Conference & Trade Show Non-Members complimentary membership

NISTM Members* $550 per person $475 per person $400 per person $375 per person

$750 per person $675 per person $600 per person $575 per person

EARLY REGISTRATION NISTM Members Non-Members AND GROUP RATES $350 per Orlando, person Florida $550 per person =$1,750 total =$2,750 total One Attendee $500

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EVERYONE’S INVITED in the aboveground storage tank industry to attend the

FREE EPA SPCC & FRP Short Course & FREE Trade Show At NISTM 2015 independent and major terminal operators, manufacturers and suppliers will come together to redefine strategic vision and technical requirements for tomorrows’ terminals. Other industries with storage tanks at the show include but are not limited to pipeline, aviation, chemical, electric power generation, manufacturing, and the military.

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