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BOEING CHARLESTON PLANT TOUR AND NETWORKING SOCIAL AT RUSTY BULL BREWERY

When: Aug 13, 2019 from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM (ET)
The AIAA Carolina Section and the ASME Charleston Section will
hold a joint program event on the evening of Tuesday 13 August featuring a hosted tour of the Boeing Charleston Dreamliner assembly plant followed by a networking social at the Rusty Bull Brewery. This event may have limited availability and for this reason only AIAA and ASME members may participate (no guests).

Registered guests should plan to arrive at the Boeing Welcome Center at 5400 International Blvd in time to be received at the check in before 5:00 PM. There is visitor parking available at the Welcome Center. After a short welcome presentation, participants will board transport vehicles for the tour. Appropriate tour clothing should be worn including long pants and closed-toe shoes. Safety goggles will be provided for guests who do not have their own. Please note that no photography will be allowed on the tour.

Following the tour at 7:00 PM, participants are invited to reconvene at the Rusty Bull Brewery at 3005 W Montague Ave for a Networking Social. AIAA and ASME Section leaders will be on hand to answer questions. Refreshments will be available compliments of the AIAA and ASME and the Rusty Nail beer offerings will be available for purchase.

You must register to attend!

To register, message Steve Hollingsworth through this platform.

Jul 13 2019 8:39 AM
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Steven Hollingsworth
We have a "Call for Volunteers" who may be interested in any Charleston SC section/group leadership position for the upcoming July 1, 2019-June 30, 2020 program year

As Ed Humble stated in our January post, we are trying to rejuvenate our section that has minimal activity for a couple years now.

If you are interested in any position (e.g.- Chair, Vice Chair, Group Page Administrator (Secretary), Treasurer, etc.) then please send me message using this portal or email me at hollingsworth_steve@hotmail.com

The deadline to contact Ed or I will be June 26th to give us time to assess the request and submit the new leadership roster by the June 30th deadline.

I look forward to hearing from you!

v/r,

Steve Hollingsworth
Acting Charleston Section Chair
May 31 2019 3:10 PM

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Ed Humble
The Engineers Week Banquet is on February 19th at the Citadel. The Flyer is attached to Chrissy's last post. You need to register online to get the ASME $30 member discount from the $40 ticket price. Don't miss it!
Jan 12 2019 11:11 AM

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Ed Humble
Do you have a great project team or engineer that deserves recognition? Here is the chance to reward them.

If you have a project that the world deserves to know about, we're always looking for a good meeting presentation. Contact me: edhumble@knology.net
Jan 12 2019 11:04 AM

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Ed Humble added the file Project Team of the Year to Charleston Section - Public Files.
Jan 12 2019 11:00 AM
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Ed Humble added the file Engineer and Project Team of the Year to Charleston Section - Public Files.
Jan 12 2019 10:58 AM
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Ed Humble updated Engineer of the Year in Charleston Section/Charleston Section - Public Files.
Jan 12 2019 10:58 AM
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Ed Humble blogged about New Section Officers on Charleston Section - Blog.
Jan 12 2019 12:00 AM
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Chrissy Johns added the file 2019 Registration Now Open E-Week Banquet Flyer to Charleston Section - Public Files.
Jan 11 2019 4:32 PM
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Ed Humble
Greetings from the Charleston ASME Section…. Kinda. We’re trying to restart the section. We’ve been inactive for a couple years. If you’re still in the area and would like to be involved in the local section, please contact me at edhumble@knology.net. We need any and all input but are especially interested in input from younger engineers.

Best Regards,

Ed Humble
Jan 05 2019 11:06 AM

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John Cillie posted Looking for ASME Leadership Volunteers to Charleston Section - Forum.
Jun 22 2016 7:41 AM
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John Cillie
ASME Charleston Members,
We need volunteers who can offer some support, no matter how small, for
the next year. Now is the time we select new leadership for the following
ASME year (JULY 1, 2016 - JUNE 30, 2017).
Included a link to the open spots below:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1rokbnqWN7nWVZQUllFeEMtNlR2Y3V1cGVWN3lrUUVDekZB

Some perks of being an ASME leader:
- Potential travel to ASME conferences and leader development programs
- Work within an allotted budget and help take the section further
- Lead events and meetings by linking up with local companies and
engineering professionals
- Connect with local Citadel ASME student chapter
- Setup public outreach events for giving back to the community
I have volunteered as a leader with ASME since college, and it has helped
me network with professionals in the area and region outside my company.
Which is extremely helpful in finding new opportunities.
Please contact JJ (jjcillie@asme.org) or Steve (shollingsworth@asme.org)
if you're interested in a position.
Thanks,
-JJ and Charleston ASME Board Members
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Jun 22 2016 7:38 AM

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Bethany Brevard
We would like to share the following career opportunity with the Charleston Section Members:
Power Utilities DCS Engineer
South Carolina
SW22020

Requirements: The successful candidate will have BS in Engineering (can be chemical, electrical or mechanical) or relevant work experience in lieu of degree. Seeking individual with a minimum of 3+ years of hands-on experience with Honeywell TDC 3000 with HPM/AM CL and Native Window Style graphics. Experience with Honeywell Experion & HMI configuration a plus! Any experience working with control systems in utility area of a plant or power facility a plus!
Responsibilities: The Power Utilities DCS Engineer will work with power plant operations team and maintenance towards implementing control strategies and projects associated with DCS and PLC process controls of boilers, turbines and plant auxiliaries. You will also assume the role of SME of power process control. Implement control strategies in DCS, PLC & HMI, identify opportunities and solve problems, support project groups, initiate & develop process control modifications, utilize best automation practices/standards and work in compliance with all safety and environmental rules/regulations.
Relocation: Relocation package available
Benefits: Excellent benefits program with a competitive compensation plan
If this Power Utilities DCS Engineer opportunity does not meet your current needs, please help me in fulfilling my client’s need by forwarding this on to someone who fits the description. Thank you very much for your assistance in networking with me! I look forward to my conversation with you and/or one of your colleagues!
Shelley Woodcock
Sr. Chemical Process Recruiter
Direct: 616-796-2288
Email: sw@professionaloutlook.com
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/shelleywoodcock
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