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1 STANDARD ELECTRIC UNIVERSITY Technical Classes Catalog 2018

2 Bringing YOU the training you asked for! WHAT? Standard Electric Supply Co. offers numerous training opportunities to keep our customers as up-todate on new technologies as our engineers themselves. Our sessions explore a wide array of topics including basic electricity, safety, energy savings, and standards. LEARN FROM OUR TRAINING EXPERTS Each of our engineers conducts an average of 72 hours of customer training annually. That amounts to over 2,000 training hours that Standard Electric makes available to customers each year. All of our engineers are specialists in their fields and can cover many subjects from CE certification, PLCs, drives, motion, and motor control centers to the basics of fittings, boxes, and terminations. We work with our valued suppliers to conduct meaningful technical trainings right in our own facilities. WHAT DIFFERENTIATES US? With varied degrees of proficiency and scope, we strive to offer a blend of both hands-on and seminar-focused classes. All of our offices have been designed to easily accommodate and regularly update our focus on interactive technology training. Please Don t Touch is a phrase you ll never hear at one of our sessions. Highly skilled engineers and innovative products and solutions equals distinguished technical expertise. WHAT WILL YOU GET OUT OF THESE CLASSES? From these classes, attendees will broaden their knowledge base and have a better understanding of industry standards. By offering a variety of different sessions with the most cutting-edge information, we can help attendees enhance performance and productivity. If you have an interest in our offered classes or you would like a class customized to meet your specific needs, contact us at (888) Milwaukee Location 222 N. Emmber Lane Milwaukee, WI Indianapolis Location 9900 Westpoint Drive, Suite 142 Indianapolis, IN Roselle Location 1055 Stevenson Court Roselle, IL Appleton Location 3111 East Capitol Drive Appleton, WI

3 Course Schedule All classes are presented by Standard Electric engineers and our valued supplier partners. LOCATION DESCRIPTION DATES JUNE Appleton Trouble Free Drive Application - VFD Cable, Harmonics and Grounding 6/20/2018 Chicago Trouble Free Drive Application - VFD Cable, Harmonics and Grounding 6/21/2018 Milwaukee Trouble Free Drive Application - VFD Cable, Harmonics and Grounding 6/20/2018 JULY Appleton The Connected Machine 7/12/2018 Chicago Cyber security in the Industrial Ethernet Environment 7/10/2018 Indianapolis 6 Technical Sessions at Automation Express 7/19/2018 Milwaukee Lockout for Life 7/11/2018 AUGUST Appleton Real time performance on the Factory Floor. 8/16/2018 Chicago Real time performance on the Factory Floor. 8/14/2018 Indianapolis Real time performance on the Factory Floor. 8/13/2018 Milwaukee Real time performance on the Factory Floor. 8/15/2018 SEPTEMBER Appleton Lockout for Life 9/12/2018 Chicago Lockout for Life 9/6/2018 Indianapolis Cyber security in the Industrial Ethernet Environment 9/27/2018 Milwaukee The Connected Machine 9/13/2018 OCTOBER Appleton Real Time Manufacturing Intelligence 10/18/2018 Chicago Real Time Manufacturing Intelligence 10/16/2018 Indianapolis Real Time Manufacturing Intelligence 10/15/2018 Milwaukee Real Time Manufacturing Intelligence 10/17/2018 NOVEMBER Appleton Cyber security in the Industrial Ethernet Environment 11/6/2018 Chicago The Connected Machine 11/8/2018 Indianapolis Trouble Free Drive Application - VFD Cable, Harmonics and Grounding 11/7/2018 Milwaukee Cyber security in the Industrial Ethernet Environment 11/13/2018 DECEMBER Appleton Key Impact of UL Replacing UL 508C 12/4/2018 Chicago Key Impact of UL Replacing UL 508C 12/11/2018 Indianapolis Key Impact of UL Replacing UL 508C 12/12/2018 Milwaukee Key Impact of UL Replacing UL 508C 12/5/2018 JANUARY Appleton I/O Link - What is it and how can it improve your bottom line? 1/8/2019 Chicago I/O Link - What is it and how can it improve your bottom line? 1/15/2019 Indianapolis I/O Link - What is it and how can it improve your bottom line? 1/16/2019 Milwaukee I/O Link - What is it and how can it improve your bottom line? 1/9/2019 FEBRUARY Appleton Cyber Security in the Industrial Marketplace 2/12/2019 Chicago Cyber Security in the Industrial Marketplace 2/19/2019 Indianapolis Cyber Security in the Industrial Marketplace 2/20/2019 Milwaukee Cyber Security in the Industrial Marketplace 2/13/2019

4 Course Descriptions (1) Connected Intelligence Indianapolis October 15 Roselle October 16 Milwaukee October 17 Appleton October 18 Learn from top industry experts how disruptive software for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), augmented reality, and energy smart facilities will help your organization Make the Invisible Visible. Attendees will learn more about: Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Industry 4.0 HMI/SCADA Solutions for Manufacturing Alarm Management: ISA 18.2 Compliance Data Historians and Hyper-Scalable Projects Disruptive Technology with Mobile Apps for Any Glass Cloud Analytics and Cyber Security Business Intelligence and KPI Dashboards Energy Savings with Fault Detection and Diagnostics Attendees will leave with insight into the latest advances in automation technology solutions. If your role is Plan or Engineer Manager, Facility Manager, Production Manager, or Operator, this class is for you. (2) Cyber Security in the Industrial Ethernet Environment Roselle July 10 Indianapolis September 27 Appleton November 6 Milwaukee November 13 Learn to identify cyber risk within your Industrial Control System and how to manage, secure, and protect against cyber threats. Topics covered will include: Defining risk and risk assessment Defense in depth strategies for OT environment Best practices to secure the network infrastructure Securing devices running industrial protocols like Modbus TCP and Ethernet IP Attendees will leave with a keen understanding of cyber security fundamentals for protecting industrial control systems, troubleshooting tips, and best practices for ongoing risk assessment and mitigation strategies. Whether you represent IT or OT, C-Level or systems engineer, this class is ideal for all those in an organization responsible for protecting against cyber security attacks. (3) Cyber Security in the Industrial Marketplace Appleton February 12 Milwaukee February 13 Roselle February 19 Indianapolis February 20 The objective of cyber security is to help provide increased levels of protection for information and physical assets from theft, corruption, misuse, or accidents while maintaining access for intended users. Upon completion, you will be able to: Define cyber security and why it is so important now Explain a risk-based approach to cyber security, vulnerability tracking, and vendor or customer responsibility Identify how to secure a system Detail a 6-Step Defense in Depth (DiD) approach to cyber security The intent of this presentation is to help you understand what constitutes cyber security in the industrial market and why cyber security has become such a hot topic.

5 Course Descriptions (4) I/O Link - What is it and how can it improve your bottom line? Appleton January 8 Milwaukee January 9 Roselle January 15 Indianapolis January 16 IO-Link is a simple, flexible, and secure open communication technology that enables continuous communication at the sensor level. Attendees will learn more about: Flexible and secure open sensor communications Reducing inventory Increasing efficiency Enabling benefits of IIoT connectivity Attendees will leave with a keen understanding of I/O Link and its capabilities to decrease engineering time and increase efficiency. If you are any type of engineer involved with sensor technology, you will benefit from this class. (5) Key Impact of UL Replacing UL 508C Appleton December 4 Milwaukee December 5 Roselle December 11 Indianapolis December 12 UL 508C is being replaced at the request of the industry with UL This new standard is effective February 1, 2016 and clarifies test methods and definitions of how ratings are obtained. Upon completion, you will be able to: State the new UL standard number relating to short circuit ratings for VFDs Explain the goal of the new UL standard State if the prospective short circuit current can impact a VFD Explain if an enclosure can help obtain higher short circuit current ratings Determine if short circuit current ratings with circuit breakers are available for VFDs This seminar will cover the reasons this new standard is being implemented and how it will help better choose proper equipment. (6) Lockout for Life Milwaukee July 11 Indianapolis July 19 Roselle September 6 Appleton September 12 Brady s Lockout/Tagout - Best Practice Training offers comprehensive instruction on how to implement a successful lockout/tagout program across your organization. We will cover: Why LOTO? Safety, Compliance, Financial LOTO Procedures: Types and Deployment LOTO Devices: Electrical, Mechanical, Other Lockout for Life: Video: Reinforces Why Attendees will learn about key areas which can take their LOTO program from good to great, especially related to Equipment Specific Lockout Procedures, Training, and Devices. If you are in Maintenance or Safety or are an Electrical or Mechanical Contractor, this class is ideal for you.

6 Course Descriptions (7) Real Time Performance on the Factory Floor Indianapolis August 13 Roselle August 14 Milwaukee August 15 Appleton August 16 This class will provide you with the opportunity to evaluate and monitor performance of manufacturing processes on the manufacturing floor. You will: Maximize production uptime with smart industrial networks Enable Lean Manufacturing with KPIs and data consolidation Remotely monitor and control industrial assets Leverage existing infrastructure by integrating new intelligence Attendees will leave with a keen understanding of data collection, remote monitoring, and IIoT solutions. If you are in productions, operations, or engineering, or you are looking to leverage IIoT solutions to provide insight into your business operations, this class is ideal for you. Individuals with title of Operations Manager, Production Manager, Plant Manager, Engineer, Engineering Manager, and/or Automation Engineer/Manager will find this session of value. (8) The Connected Machine Appleton July 12 Milwaukee September 13 Roselle November 8 Learn about remote connectivity to your automation equipment using an ewon Flexy and Anybus Wireless Bolt. Attendees will learn how to: Remotely access a PLC Set up and receive alarms from your PLC Monitor, troubleshoot, and push code changes to PLCs and industrial automation devices Log data values and send that data into the cloud Create and HTML based data dashboard Connect wirelessly on the LAN from your smart device to view your HMI or other web servers Get data from your machine into excel and other 3rd party cloud servers Attendees will leave with a keen understanding of remote access, data management, and Industrial VPN. If your business is OEM machine building/automation integration or your role is Controls Engineer, this class is ideal for you. (9) Trouble Free Drive Installation Appleton June 20 Milwaukee June 20 Roselle June 21 Indianapolis November 7 Learn best practices as it relates to a VFD as well as an overview of operation and motor control. You will learn: Features and benefits of VFD cabling (fast switching IGBTs and extending motor s life) Proper termination practices NFPA 79 (edition 2018) VFD cable considerations Overview of operation and motor control Best cabling practices with your VFD How to minimize harmonics and the potential need for an 18-pulse design Why is filtering important If you are any industry using VFD products, this class is for you. If your role is maintenance, engineering, or technician working on VFDs, you will find this session of value.

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