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March/April 2015

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| NORTH AMERICAN RINK CONFERENCE & EXPO 22 , Participants will learn the skills necessary to create a quality sheet of ice. This course combines in-class and on-ice instruction of proper ice making and painting techniques. The class will paintthe ice white with spraying equipment, measure and paint hockey markings, paint stenciled logos and install reusable logos. This course also covers building conditions and the relationship to ice quality. Participants will complete a written exam on the final day of the course. Ice Making & Painting Technologies Course runs Monday-Thursday REGISTER EARLY! • Ice Making Principles • Creating an ice making plan • White Ice, Markings, Lines & Logos • Water Quality • Dasherboard Systems • Energy Management Take This Class Toward Your CIT LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE FOR THIS COURSE! 3 IMPT TOPICS INCLUDE , The Recreation Facility Energy Management Course is designed to increase awareness around the importance of energy management and how it is related to operating costs. This course will help to develop both business and technical skills for ice arena managers and facility personnel who are assigned to the ongoing responsibility of energy management and budget reduction. Specifically, the course will teach participants how to approach energy management through the identification of low cost/no cost and capital improvements. Upon the participant's return to their respective facilities, they will have the necessary tools to advance energy management strategies that will lower their energy costs. Recreation Facility Energy Management Course runs Monday-Thursday Presented by 4 RFEM • Fundamentals of Energy Management • Prioritize projects for maximum benefit • Project financing options • Learn how to develop a customized business case including: o Identifying low/no cost and capital projects o Evaluating projects o Conducting a cost benefit analysis o Determining payback period o Determining Internal Rate of Return TOPICS INCLUDE

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