September 1, 2022 | 8:00am– 12:30pm (Central)
Virtual Delivery
It’s time to start making your plans to attend the September NFPA/FPIC Quarterly Conference. The upcoming conference will take place September 1, 2022 and will be held jointly with the Association for Equipment Manufactures. The conference focus is on increasing efficiency and reducing emissions with electric-powered hydraulics on mobile machines. Presentations will be broadcast virtually over Remo. If you are a professional engineer looking for an opportunity to gain professional development, this is a perfect opportunity for you!
Details for the event, including agenda and registration, can be found here.
The cost of this event is $25 for NFPA, AEM, and FPIC members. Non-members are welcome to attend but will be charged a $100 fee upon registration.
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