NISTM Brochure Mailer for the 15th Annual Intern'l AST Conference & Trade Show March 13-15, 2013

Free Trade Show EntryMarch 13-14, 2013

AST ConferenceMarch 13-15, 2013

Welcome ReceptionMarch 12, 2013

6th Annual Golf TournamentMarch 12, 2013

Cocktail MixerMarch 13, 2013

CO-LOCATED EVENTS:

Free EPA SPCC ClassMarch 12, 2013 Shop Fabricated Tank SystemsMarch 11-12, 2013 Tank Fundamentals & Integrity SeminarMarch 12, 2013

World-leader in innovative products and solutions for aboveground storage tanks.

Tank OptimizationWorking capacity optimizationInventory / heel reductionEmissions reductionEngineered safetyIn-service cycle optimization

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HMT ServicesTank repair & maintenanceTank inspection & calibrationNew tank constructionPainting, coating and liningTank engineering

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Industry-Leading Tank Product Technologies

Floating Roof Seal Systems

Geodesic Dome Roofs

Aluminum IFR Systems

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Floating Roof Drain Systems

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION INCLUDES:

World-leader in innovative products and solutions for aboveground storage tanks.

Tank OptimizationWorking capacity optimizationInventory / heel reductionEmissions reductionEngineered safetyIn-service cycle optimization

HMT ProductsFloating roof seal systemsFloating roof drain systemsInternal �oating roofsGeodesic dome roofsEmissions reduction devicesFlame arrestor / vent products

HMT ServicesTank repair & maintenanceTank inspection & calibrationNew tank constructionPainting, coating and liningTank engineering

Locations worldwideHeadquarters: 24 Waterway Ave, Ste 400,

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Industry-Leading Tank Product Technologies

Floating Roof Seal Systems

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Floating Roof Drain Systems

Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Tampa, FL, the National Institute for Storage Tank Management (NISTM) is a non-profit organization that provides ed-ucational opportunities, resources and training semi-nars about the operation, regulation, and manage-

ment 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 inter-state liquid petroleum pipeline regulation.

This conference is designed for engineers, managers or other in dividuals involved with operations, construction, environmen-tal compliance, spill prevention and response or management activi ties associated with aboveground storage tanks.

Nationally recognized experts will provide the latest informa tion 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 Con-struction, Floating Roofs, Tank Lining, Leak Detec tion & Recurring Maintenance, Risk-Based Inspections, Overfill Protection, Second-ary Containment, Tank Cleaning, Cor rosion Control, Terminal Op-eration, 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, Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at 8:30pm. We hope you will join us for the op portunity 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 lat-est is on Wednesday evening, March 13th 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 con-sultants.

NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR STORAGE TANK MANAGEMENTNISTM

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION INCLUDES:

March 12, 2013 8:30pm – 10:00pm

March 13, 2013 5:30pm

March 13, 2013 8:15am – 5:30pm

March 14, 2013 8:30am – 5:00pm

March 15, 20138:30am - 12:15pm

March 13, 2013 8:00am – 5:30pm

March 14, 2013 8:00am – 3:00pm

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!

NISTM 2013 UNLIMITEDREGISTRATION PLANWelcome Reception:

Tuesday

Cocktail Mixer:Wednesday

Conference Hours:Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Trade Show Hours:Wednesday

Thursday

Morning Breakfast

8:15 A.M.

8:30 A.M.

9:15 A.M.

10:00 A.M.

11:00 A.M.

11:45 A.M.

12:15 P.M.

1:15 P.M.

1:45 P.M.

2:30 P.M.

3:30 P.M.

4:00 P.M.

4:30 P.M.

5:00 P.M.

5:30 P.M.

7:15 A.M.

8:00am - 5:00pm

IntroductionMarshall Mott-SmithNational Institute for Storage Tank Management

SPCC Update and Review of Guidance ChangesMark Howard, EPA Oil Center

FRP Overview Troy Swackhammer, USEPA OEM-RPDD

Mid-Morning Break

North America Upstream Dynamics and Downstream Implications Skip York, Wood MacKenzie

API Standards Update Steve Crimaudo, API

Lunch

Pipeline Safety and Damage Prevention Arthur Buff, U.S. Department of Transportation, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration

Evaluation of Caribbean Petroleum Tank Overfill Event, October, 2011 Vidisha Parasram, Director of Incident Screening and Selection, USCSB

Afternoon Break

Second Term Strategy – What Lies Ahead? Jane Besch, Vopak

Dome Retrofit Considerations - Three Business CasesJeff Eickhoff, HMT Inc.

Major New Aviation Construction Project at Anchorage - Lessons Learned Grant Smith, Burns & McDonnell and Weston Bennett, ASIG

Managing AST Internal Inspections Phil Myers, PEMY Consulting

Cocktail Mixer

EPA SPCC & FRP Short Course Mark Howard, USEPA OEM-RPDD & Troy Swackhammer, USEPA OEM-RPDD

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

FREE EPA SPCC CLASS, MARCH 12, 2013 | FREE TRADE SHOW, MARCH 13-14, 2013 | CALL 800.827.3515 TO REGISTER

15TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANK CONFERENCE & TRADE SHOW CONFERENCE AGENDA



AST OPERATIONS AST ENVIRONMENTAL AST INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT AVIATION

AST OPERATIONS AST ENVIRONMENTAL AST INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT

8:30 A.M.

9:15 A.M.

10:00 A.M.

10:45 A.M.

11:15 A.M.

12:00 P.M.

1:15 P.M.

1:45 P.M.

2:15 P.M.

3:00 P.M.

3:30 P.M.

4:15 P.M.

5:00 P.M.

Risk Based Environmental Auditing of Bulk Fuel Terminals Andy McClish, TransMontaigne

Update of the EPA’s “Uniform Tank Emissions Standards” Victoria Borgianini, Sage Environmental

Contained Tank Floor CP - Why Did My System Stop Working and What Do I Do Now?Craig Meier, Corrosion Control

Military Aviation Fuel Storage Tanks Michael Zapata, P.E., Air Force Civil Engineer Support Agency

Best Practices for Installing New Radar Tank GaugingJohan Sandberg, Emerson Process Management

Biofuels, Standard Specification and Emerging Industry Issues Edward W. English II, Fuel Quality Services, Inc

A New Risk Based Inspection (RBI) Method for Aboveground Storage TanksDoug Mann, Vista Precision Solutions, Inc.

Recommended Practice for Small Airport Fuel Storage and HandlingSteve Thickstun, Advanced Fuel Systems

Controlling Lightning and Static Ignitions in TanksBruce Kaiser, Lightning Master

Isobutanol –How Will it Affect your Terminal OperationsJames Baustian, Butamax

Understanding Structured Light 3D Technology for Use in Pipeline Defect AnalysisVincent SummaTechcorr USA Ltd.

AST Management/Leak Detection and Recurring Maintenance Sean Call, Fuels & Water Sys Maint. 633rd Civil Engineering Squadron

How A Terminal Operator Can Effectively Manage Inventory Reconciliation and Stock LossJoe Lovan, Aloha Petroleum

Membrane Technology Reduces Hydrocarbon Vapors in Air Without Flaring or Activated Carbon Ted Tiberi, Arid Technologies Inc.

How One Major Refinery Does Risk-Based Inspection of their ASTsBen Sloan, Chevron Corporation

The Consequences of Complacency – Preventing Problems with Shop-Fabricated ASTs John Cignatta, Datanet Engineering, Inc.

Case Study: Developing a Tank Level Setting ProcessBarbara E. Laskey, Marathon Pipe Line LLC

Storage Tank Degassing with Zero EmissionsW. Bryant Hickman, P.E., McGuffy Energy Services LP

New API Standard on Lightning Protection for ASTs George Morovich

New Guideline from NFPA on Tank Confined Space Entry – What it means for Tank OwnersDick Kraus, Petrosafe

Dealing with Geotechnical Challenges at Tank SitesDennis W. Boehm, Hayward Baker Inc.

An Integrated Approach to Asset Integrity Management of Plants and Terminals Bryce Brown, Rosen USA

API Floating RoofsRama K. Challa, Ph.D., PEMatrix Service Company

API Changes Standards for Safe Tank Cleaning and EntryMark Baker, Baker Consulting Group

Fitness For Service Hydro Test Exemption Methods Kah Kan Chan, TEAM

Smart Tank Farm Leak Detection Monitoring and CommunicationCaryn Cullen, GE Power & Water Technologies Analytical Instruments

How One Major Terminaling Company Manages Corrosion of their Tank AssetsChris Commander, Oil TankingCorporation

Storage Tank MishapsWayne Geyer & Dana SchmidtSteel Tank Institute

Surviving a Fuel Storage Facility FirePaul Calderwood, Calderwood Consulting International

Reduction of VOC Emissions by Using P/V Valves and Floating Roofs with Rim SealsPeter Szalata, TÜV SÜD Industrie Service GmbH

Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors – What are they and how can they protect my tanks? Kelly Baker, Zerust

Tank Cleaning StrategiesTed Green, Refuel Environmental Services Inc.

A Primer on Steel Manufacture and the Differences Between Hot Roll Coil and Discrete Plate Products Thomas Perry, ArcelorMittal USA

How to Incorporate FRP into SPCC Plans Joyce Rizzo, JD2 Environmental

Application of New Technology in Tank Integrity ManagementDean Flessas, Pond & Company, Inc.

Future of Aviation Fuels and Markets Steve Barker, Airlines for America

Thursday, March 14, 2013split sessions

Morning Break

Lunch

Afternoon Break

Cocktail Mixer



SAFETY & SHOPFABRICATED ASTS

API 653 ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANK INSPECTIONS

▶ Engineering▶ Tank Management▶ Fitness for Service▶ RBI Evaluations

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MISSION STATEMENT“It is the mission of DJA Inspection Services, Inc to safely provide full service tank inspections to the storage tank industry, to be known for safety as well as for quality and detailed inspections through the dedication and experience of our team and to provide the service worldwide as well as to the individual tank owner.”

▶ Seal Inspections▶ Dye Penetrate Testing of Floating Roofs▶ SPCC Plans▶ STI Tank Inspections▶ Helium Leak Testing

ATEC Specialties include:

ATEC Steel is an industry leader in �eld-weld tank construction an specialty steel fabrication. Our facility o�ers precision fabrication, utilizing the latest state-of-the-art equipment. We provide fabrication that meets the stringent requirements of API, AWWA, ASME, AISC and other speci�ed codes

In todays’s market, ATEC Steel commands some signi�cant advantages over other suppliers:

Flat bottom storage up to 600,000 barrels / 25,000,000 gallonsIn-house specialized coating applications Precision manufacturing tolerancesUnmatched fabrication quality - QA System certifiedModular construction - minimized large piece countCompany profile - the experienced TEAM in field-weld componentsPrompt quotations tailored for your applicationReliable performance on every projectOn-time delivery & project completionDirect factory field installation crewsGenuine customer service

Liquid flat bottom tanksFloating roof tanks ReservoirsOpen top tanksStandpipesDry bulk hopper tanks

DigestorsUmbrella roof tanksSloped / shovel bottom tanksFoundation installationField applied coating applications

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Morning Break

Lunch

Afternoon Break

Cocktail Mixer



How Make Sure Tank Internal Coating Conditions Optimal – All Year Long David Simkins, Polygon U.S. Corporation

Managing Terminal Real Estate Transactions and Liabilities Rob Stillwell, SIOR, CCIM, Newmark, Grubb, Knight, & Frank

Incentives and Opportunities for Restoration and Reuse of Storage Tank Contaminated Sites Michael Goldstein, The Goldstein Environmental Law Firm, P.A.

Morning Break

Third Party Compliance, Conformance, and Industry Standard Audits - Do Benefits Exceed Costs? Clem Mesavage, Antea Group

Portable Lighting in Explosion Hazardous AreasMarybeth Marx, Lex Products and Thomas Sielo, Centaurea

Innovative Solutions for Shop-Fabricated Aboveground Storage Tank SystemsSteve Tretter,Priority Sales Associates, Inc.

Risk Based Management of ASTsJoe Maresca, Vista Precision Solutions, Inc.

Adjourn

Mixing in Crude Oil Storage Tanks for Improved Tank Operations and Limiting Tank Failure RiskChristopher Hastings, Philadelphia Mixing Solutions, Ltd.

Do Tank Safeguards Really Reduce Risk? Ashley Seddon, Pinnacle Asset Integrity Services

Non-Metallic Piping Around the WorldGlyn Owens, Franklin Fueling

Unmanned Tank Cleaning: Technologically and Economically Feasible or Still a Dream?Bill Sutor, Vacuum Solutions

Maintaining Diesel Fuel Quality…Strategies for Ensuring Clean Fuel Availability When You Need ItJohn Napurano, Reverso Pumps, Inc.

Bonding and Grounding in Terminal FacilitiesMike Vaccaro, Newson-Gale Investigation of Common Application Failures on Storage Tanks Proven by Life Field Testing of Endurance Burning Tested End-of-Line Flame Arresters Thorsten Schaper, Braunschweiger Flammenfilter GmbH

8:30 A.M.

9:00 A.M.

9:30 A.M.

10:00 A.M.

10:15 A.M.

10:45 A.M.

11:15 A.M.

11:45 A.M.

12:15 P.M.

8:30.M.

9:15 A.M.

10:15 A.M.

10:45 A.M.

11:15 A.M.

WELCOME RECEPTIONMarch 12, 2013 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 and Vista Precision Solutions, Inc.

Friday, March 15, 2013split sessions

The agenda is tentative and subject to change. Periodically visit www.NISTM.org for an updated agenda.


AST Standards and Trends Wayne Geyer, STI

STI SP001 Revisions and Finer PointsDana Schmidt, STI

AST Inspector Experiences Alex Ralston, Petcon, Inc.

What to Expect from an AST Compliance InspectionJohn Albert, Program Administrator, Missouri Department of Agriculture, Division of Weights and Measures

Integrity Management is More than Just an InspectionDean Flessas, Pond & Company, Inc.

AST SESSION I AST SESSION II STEEL TANK INSTITUTE



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• 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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Attendees can maximize the benefits of their trip by attending one or more of the classes on March 11th

and March 12th

For those who have taken the EPA SPCC class in the past, more depth of knowledge is offered on understanding the mechanical and

administrative issues associated with keeping facilities in top shape and out of the cross hairs of the EPA. Both small tanks and large tanks are addressed in the show fabricated AST Class and the Tank Fundamentals & Integrity Seminar. Together, these seminars represent the state of the art considerations for facility owners and operators who must not only deal with local and state regulations, but prevent incidents from cutting into their profits or worse. These classes are conducted by leading industry experts and will identify the key issues that regulators, engineers, operators, policy makers, managers, environmental, safety and other professionals whose responsibilities are in any way associated with storage tank facilities. So choose the class that you need most before space runs out.

NISTM FeaturesCo-Located Events

EPA SPCC/FRP OverviewMarch 12, 2013 | 8:00am – 5:00pm

Tank Fundamentals & Integrity SeminarMarch 12, 2013 | 8:30am – 4:30pm

Shop Fabricated Tank SystemsMarch 11, 2013 | 12:00pm – 6:00pmMarch 12, 2013 | 8:00am – 5:00pm

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

NISTM offering for the first t ime this course taught by industry authority Phil ip Myers of PEMY Consulting.

This comprehensive course is aimed at engineers, inspectors, regulator, administrators and managers responsible for storage tank facilities who wish to improve their overall knowledge and understanding of these facilities in the petroleum, chemical, aviation and paper and pulp industries. The course is divided into two major parts.

Part 1 Tank FundamentalsMorning Session 8:30am – 12:00pm

Covers the fundamentals of storage, tanks and storage problems including the design and construction of tanks. It will review API Standards API 2610, API 650, API 651, API 652, API 620 and API 625 . We will address how and why various tank options and designs are used in the context of different situations. Part 1 will build the fundamentals so that we can move into the tank facility management issues of Part 2.

Part 2 Tank Integrity Afternoon Session 1:00pm – 4:30pm

The focus of this segment is on the mechanical and operational integrity of storage tank facilities. We will review the concept of management systems in the quest to minimize tank facility risk. Specifically we will review industry standards API 2610, API 653, API 575, ASCE7 and NFPA 30. Topics will include best practices for operating terminal and tank facilities, the failure modes and effects of storage tanks, mechanical integrity through tank inspection programs, spill prevention through overfill protection, dealing with dangerous load conditions resulting from wind, snow, seismic, settlement, flooding and how to minimize risk and a general program to comprehensively reduce risks.

To register, visit www.NISTM.org or call 800.827.3515

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EPA SPCC/FRP OverviewMarch 12, 2013 | 8:00am – 5:00pm

Tank Fundamentals & Integrity SeminarMarch 12, 2013 | 8:30am – 4:30pm

Shop Fabricated Tank SystemsMarch 11, 2013 | 12:00pm – 6:00pmMarch 12, 2013 | 8:00am – 5:00pm

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

SPCC Update and Review of Guidance Changes Morning Session 8:00am - 12:00pm

The purpose of the Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) rule is to help facilities prevent a discharge of oil into navigable waters or adjoining shorelines. This rule is part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s oil spill prevention program and was published under the authority of Section 311(j)(1)(C) of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (Clean Water Act) in 1974. The rule may be found at Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 112.

A facility is covered by the SPCC rule if it has an aggregate aboveground oil storage capacity greater than 1,320 U.S. gallons or a completely buried storage capacity greater than 42,000 U.S. gallons and there is a reasonable expectation of an oil discharge into or upon navigable waters of the U.S. or adjoining shorelines.

FRP Overview Afternoon Session 1:00pm to 5:00pm

In 1994, EPA finalized the Facility Response Plan regulation at 40 CFR Part 112.20 and 112.21. Promulgated under the authority of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, the regulation requires certain facilities that pose the risk of substantial harm to the environment to prepare plans to respond to a worst case discharge of oil. FRP-regulated facilities must develop and submit a plan to their EPA Regional Administrator. EPA reviews and approves FRPs for certain facilities that have the potential to cause significant and substantial harm. There are over 4,400 FRP plan holders in the U.S.

There is no charge to attend this course.To register, visit www.NISTM.org

or call 800.827.3515

DESTINATION ORLANDOOrlando 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 ACCOMMODATIONSSingle/Double Rooms: $199.00 | Use code: 29262Call 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) 996-9939www.rosenshinglecreek.com

• Tank Selection, Sizing, Layout • Indoor, Outdoor and Vaults• Codes/Regs/ Compliance • Over fi l l Control that Works • Piping/Valving Issues

• Venting Design Problems• Monitoring/Testing Protocols • Installation Diff iculties• Spil l Plan Issues

John V. Cignatta, PhD, PE is President and Principal engineer of Datanet Engineering, Inc., a consulting firm specializing in the areas of fuel systems and corrosion engineering. He has presented numerous seminars on AST and UST installation, cathodic protection and corrosion prevention. In addition, John is an API certified tank inspector per API 653 and a STI certified tank inspector per SP-001 as well as a NACE Corrosion Specialist and Level II NDT Engineer for ultrasonic thickness testing.

Monday, March 11, 2013 | 12:00pm – 6:00pm Tuesday, March 12, 2013 | 8:00am – 5:00pmTo register, visit www.NISTM.org or call 800.827.3515

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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 materialsBeverage Cart Sponsor- $600 each (6 available)• Company logo on beverage koozies• Sponsorship sign on one beverage cart• Name recognition at awards ceremony• Company logo on all tournament marketing materialsChipping Championship Sponsor - $500• Sponsorship sign at the tee• Name recognition at awards ceremony• Company logo on all tournament marketing materials

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Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Industry-leading innovation for aboveground storage tanks

Tank OptimizationWorking capacity optimizationInventory utilization / heel reductionEmissions reductionEngineered safetyIn-service cycle optimization

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This years’ event will be held Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at the award winning golf course at Shingle Creek Golf Club in Orlando, Florida.

Registration begins at 10:00 am, with a shotgun start at 1:00 pm.

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.

This years’ event will be held Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at the award winning golf course at Shingle Creek Golf Club in Orlando, Florida.

Registration begins at 10:00 am, with a shotgun start at 1:00 pm.

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.

15th annualOrlando, FloridaMarch 13-15, 2013

EARLY REGISTRATION AND GROUP RATESBEFORE March 1, 2013

International Aboveground Storage Tank Conference & Trade Show

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CORPORATE PLAN NISTM Members* Non-Members1 Attendee $550 per person $750 per person2 Attendees $475 per person $675 per person3 Attendees $400 per person $600 per person4 Attendees $375 per person $575 per person

UNLIMITED PLAN NISTM Members Non-Members

5 or more Attendees $350 per person $550 per person

=$1,750 total =$2,750 total

14TH AnnualOrlando, FloridaMarch 28-30, 2012

EARLY REGISTRATIONAND GROUP RATES


LATE REGISTRATIONAND GROUP RATES

One Attendee $500

Two Attendees $800

Three or more$325 per person

Discount rates for Early Registration Ends February 24, 2012

One Attendee $600

Two Attendees $900 (50 % Discount on second attendee)Three or more$425 per person

For Special Group Rates,call 800.827.3515

Conference & Trade Show Location:Rosen Shingle Creek Hotel9939 Universal BlvdOrlando, FL 32819Phone: 866.996.9939Single/Double Rooms: $199.00www.rosenshinglecreek.com

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Yes, please email me information about the6th Annual Golf Tournament held at the RosenShingle Creek Golf Club on March 12, 2013.

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14TH AnnualOrlando, FloridaMarch 28-30, 2012

EARLY REGISTRATIONAND GROUP RATES


LATE REGISTRATIONAND GROUP RATES

One Attendee $500

Two Attendees $800

Three or more$325 per person

Discount rates for Early Registration Ends February 24, 2012

One Attendee $600

Two Attendees $900 (50 % Discount on second attendee)Three or more$425 per person

For Special Group Rates,call 800.827.3515

Conference & Trade Show Location:Rosen Shingle Creek Hotel9939 Universal BlvdOrlando, FL 32819Phone: 866.996.9939Single/Double Rooms: $199.00www.rosenshinglecreek.com

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Yes, please email me information about the6th Annual Golf Tournament held at the RosenShingle Creek Golf Club on March 12, 2013.

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Unlimited 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. NISTM Members $1,750 | Non-Members $2,750

Early Registration Rates on March 1, 2013After March 1, 2013, attendee rates will increase by $100 per person.

*Membership InformationNISTM is offering a

complimentary membership

for 2013 to everyone who

attends the 15th annual

International Aboveground

Storage Tank Conference &

Trade Show.


Conference Attendee(s) Free EPA SPCC Class Free Trade Show

To Register Visit www.NISTM.org or Call 800.827.3515

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

6th Annual Golf Tournament Tuesday, March 12, 2013

EVERYONE’S INVITED

To register for the Trade Show and/or EPA SPCC Class at no cost,

Please visit www.NISTM.org or call 800.827.3515

NISTMP.O. BOX 26008TAMPA, FLORIDA 33623

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EVERYONE’S INVITEDin the aboveground storage tank industry to attend the

FREE EPA SPCC Class on March 12, 2013&

FREE Trade Show on March 13-14, 2013

At NISTM 2013 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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Documents

NISTM Brochure Mailer for the 15th Annual Intern'l AST Conference & Trade Show March 13-15, 2013