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Date: | March 7-8, 2017 |
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Location: | MMUA Training Center, 1004 Michigan Road, Marshall, MN 56258 Get Directions |
This event is now closed for online registration |
MMUA’s Lineworker Rodeo Clinic offers members the opportunity to attend this complimentary training clinic to prepare your team for the upcoming 2017 Public Power Lineworkers Rodeo in San Antonio, TX.
The 2017 Rodeo in San Antonio is expected to be the largest event to-date and draws public power lineworkers from across the U.S. At the Rodeo, journeyman and apprentice lineworkers can compete for professional recognition, attend training courses and practice essential safety skills.
The Rodeo is an opportunity for lineworkers to demonstrate their skills and knowledge of the craft. It also offers participants the opportunity to meet, connect with and learn from other lineworker professionals.
MMUA’s Rodeo Clinic will cover a number of useful topics, including:
Please keep in mind for the Rodeo:
Tuesday, March 7
9:30-10:00 Registration
10:00-12:00 Hands-On Training
12:00-12:30 Lunch
12:30-4:00 Hands-On Training
Wednesday, March 8
8:00-12:00 Hands-On Training
12:00 Adjourn
Note: Fall restraint is mandatory equipment for competing in the Rodeo.
Members
There is no registration fee for MMUA members to attend this event, however, you must register by February 24, 2017 (this ensures we have an accurate count for food, beverages, etc.).
Attendees are responsible for their own lodging and travel expenses. MMUA will provide all materials (other than those in the What to Bring list), Tuesday lunch and refreshment breaks.
Deadline to register is February 24, 2017.
This event is open to members of MMUA only.
For a map of hotels in Marshall, click HERE. The AmericInn and Ramada offer special pricing for participants. Just ask for MMUA's reduced rate when making your reservation.
Contact Theresa Neddermeyer by email tneddermeyer@mmua.org or phone 763.551.1230.
This information is available in a printable format as well.
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