ABC - Less Than a Week Left to Register for Mechanical Project Management Institute

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LESS THAN A WEEK LEFT TO REGISTER FOR MECHANICAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE (01/06/2010)

ABC members only have until Jan. 11 to register for the 2010 Mechanical Project Management Institute, held in conjunction with Purdue University, West Lafayette, Ind. The institute will take place over the course of two five-day sessions held Feb. 2-6 and May 5-8.

During the institute, mechanical contractors will learn how to improve profitability and productivity as well as how to increase customer satisfaction by attending courses designed by their peers and Purdue University faculty. Attendees get a hands-on and in-depth look at how to successfully handle all aspects of project management.

The ABC Mechanical Project Management Institute offers 80 hours of instruction in two non-concurrent, 40-hour sessions with an interim period between classes for applied assignments and reporting. Class size is limited to provide an interactive experience and to allow the faculty to be fully available to the attendees.

In addition, ABC members can register for the 2010 Electrical Project Management Institute conducted in the same format and scheduled for March 23-27 and April 28-May 1.

For more information or to view the 2010 schedule for the Mechanical Project Management Institute, visit /mechanicalpmi.

For more information about the Electrical Project Management Institute, visit electricalpmi.

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