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`ESTTA549559
`ESTTA Tracking number:
`07/19/2013
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`Filing date:
`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
`BEFORE THE TRADEMARK TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
`91202045
`Plaintiff
`Sensitel Inc.
`MOHINDER SIKKA
`SENSITEL INC
`2953 BUNKER HILL LANE, SUITE 400
`SANTA CLARA, CA 95054
`UNITED STATES
`legal@sensitel.com, msikka@sensitel.com
`Plaintiff's Notice of Reliance
`Mohinder Sikka
`legal@sensitel.com
`/MOHINDERSIKKA/
`07/19/2013
`Exhibit 4 Sensitel Temperature Monitors use in field 10172010.pdf(192463 bytes
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`xhibit 5 Sensitel VeriSense Temperature Monitoring Setup
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`Exhibit 6 Sensitel Use in Commerce for condition monitoring device on online
`Store with buy button.pdf(80603 bytes )
`Exhibit 7 Sensitel Brochure for marketing of electronic condition monitoring
`services.pdf(392818 bytes )
`Exhibit 8 Flowsheet sept07.pdf(639471 bytes )
`Exhibit 9 Evidence of Continental Disc Corporation Marketing to
`AIChe.pdf(156179 bytes )
`Exhibit 10 Sensitel Officer to Speak at Pharma pharmaceutical Professionals
`INTERPHEX 2010.pdf(154527 bytes )
`Exhibit 11 Continental Disc Exhibiting products at INTERPHEX 12.pdf(83493
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`Exhibit 12 Pages 1-3 DocLib_481_GEP-6612.pdf(893554 bytes )
`Exhibit 13 Continental Disc Corporation Lawsuit Contra Costa California 1993
`Chemical Release.pdf(22645 bytes )
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`VeriSense Cold Chain Monitoring Service
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`Printer Setup Instructions
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`Sensitel Inc.
`
`January 8th, 2009
`
`Rachel Green
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`rgreen@sensitel.com
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`408-538-2252
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`Parts Supplied
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`Printer
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`Data Logger
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`Communication Cable
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`Battery Charger
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`Sensitel Copyright 2010
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`Printer Functional Buttons
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`1
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`Print Key
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`Update/Program Key
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`2
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`3
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`1
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`4
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`2
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`3
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`OK/Alarm Light
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`Operation/Error Light
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`4
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`Print a Ticket
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`3
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`1
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`4
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`2
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`• Connect the
`communication cable to
`the data logger
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`• Press the Print key for 4
`1
`seconds
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`• The operation Light
`4
`turns on.
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`ATTENTION: It is necessary to
`maintain contact with the data
`logger until the print operation
`completes.
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`Data Logger Status
`Check
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`3
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`1
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`4
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`2
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`• Connect the communication
`cable to the data logger.
`• Press the Update key
`2
`• The OK/alarm turns on
`3
`according to the status:
`– Double Green Blink: Mission
`running without alarms.
`– Single Green Blink: Mission
`stopped without alarms.
`– Double Red Blink: Mission
`running and alarms have
`occurred.
`– Single Red Blink: Mission
`Stopped and alarms have
`occurred.
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`Start a Mission
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`3
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`1
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`4
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`2
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`• Connect the communication
`cable to the data logger.
`• Press the Program key
`2
`• The OK light turns on green,
`3
`to signal that a mission will be
`programmed.
`• Keep the Program key
`2
`pressed for 4 seconds.
`• The OK light blinks green to
`3
`confirm that the mission was
`programmed.
`Note: You can abort the mission
`program at any time releasing the
`key before the 4 seconds period is
`elapsed.
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`Stop a Mission
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`3
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`1
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`4
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`2
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`• Connect the communication
`cable to the data logger.
`• Press the Program key
`2
`• The OK light turns on red, to
`3
`signal that a mission will be
`stopped.
`• Keep the Program key
`2
`pressed for 4 seconds.
`• The OK light blinks red to
`3
`confirm that the mission was
`stopped.
`Note: You can abort the mission
`program at any time releasing the
`key before the 4 seconds period is
`elapsed.
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`Sensitel Copyright 2010
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`Communication/Operation Error
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`• Whenever a communication
`or operation error occur the
`alarm and error lights
`3
`4
`will blink alternating to
`signal the event.
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`3
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`1
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`4
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`2
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`Print Settings
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`The printed ticket is configured using the switches located inside the printer. It is necessary to open
`the enclosure unscrewing the 6 screws located in the back with a Philips type screwdriver. Use
`extreme caution handling the connections with the printer mechanism and keypad to prevent
`damage to them.
`1: Temperature Units
`OFF - Celsius (oC)
`2: Date/Time format
`– OFF - ISO AAAA-MM-DD HH:MM
`– ON – American MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM
`3: Ticket Contents
`OFF - Complete: Summary, alarms, log
`ON - Short: Only summary and alarms
`4,5: Printed Log
`OFF + OFF – Complete
`ON + OFF – Last 50 Samples
`6: Mission Start/Stop
`OFF - Start/Stop enabled
`7,8: Print Logo/Text
`OFF - Print Logo/Text
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`ON - Fahrenheit (oF)
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`OFF + ON – Last 25 Samples
`ON + ON – Last 100 Samples
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`ON - Start/Stop disabled
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`ON – Don’t Print Logo/Text
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`Paper Roll Change
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`5
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`• Pull the center lever with
`5
`finger tip to unlock the print
`mechanism.
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`• Place the new roll. Attention
`to the direction of
`movement of the paper.
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`• Close the printer pressing
`only at the central zone of
`the cover.
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`VeriSense is a Wireless Environment Monitoring
`Service that ensures the quality of temperature
`critical bio-materials. VeriSense’s real-time
`operational focus and analytical tools enable
`proactive monitoring and control of the environment
`for bio-pharmaceuticals to help identify data driven
`process improvements in cold chain management.
`VeriSense’s intuitive interfaces, email and cell phone
`based alerts and out-of-box analytics help reduce
`spoilage, cut down inspection and diagnosis times,
`improve equipment lifetime and bio-pharmaceutical
`quality levels during storage. Real-time
`environmental monitoring of bio-pharmaceutical
`storage facilities coupled with electronic data archival
`features enable such facilities to meet stringent compliance requirements for FDA 21 CFR part 11.
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`Built for Biopharmaceutical Industry
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`monitoring.
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`(cid:1) Alarm and notification capabilities.
`(cid:1) Enable 21 CFR Part-11 compliant
`records maintenance
`(cid:1) Bio-Pharmaceuticals specific
`configuration.
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`How VeriSense Works
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`set points and alerts for emails and SMS.
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`select points across your facility.
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` Temperature and Humidity data
`immediately available through web based
`access. Receive alerts on your desktop and
`smart phones.
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`Benefits
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` Reduce profit impact through product loss
` Reduce response times to out of control events
` Reduce wiring and installation costs for sensor networks
` Reduce personnel training and education costs
` Reduce liability premiums
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`Contact Us
`
`Sensitel is unique in offering context-based tracking and monitoring of perishables and drugs through the
`cold chain. Sensitel is based in Fremont and has offices in New Delhi, India. For more information on
`how Sensitel can help you monitor your facilities, please call us at 408.538.2252 or visit
`www.sensitel.com.
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`AIChE NorCal Section September 2007 Issue 65
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`Chair's Corner
`Rob Eisele
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`E u
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`I hope everyone had an enjoyable
`summer! Like the school year, September
`marks the beginning of AIChE- Norcal’s
`yearly activity calendar. It has been awhile
`since we have seen a number of you and so
`
`Bryan Yeh (GE Water), our Vice Chair and
`r
`in charge of ou monthly dinner meetings has
`arranged a “FR E” Open House get together
`on Thursday, September 20th at 6pm at the
`Pyramid Aleho se in Walnut Creek. We
`hope that you will join us for this social event
`ie
`and brief overv w on the section’s activities
`and goals for the year. We ask that you
` e
`register for this vent so that we have a good
`u will b
`headcount. Yo
`e able to do this on the
`section’s
`website
`under Meetings
`www.aiche-norcal.org/ ) in the next few
`(
`days.
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`excellence awards to leaders in our field, and
`legislative input to name a few. It is the
`section’s goal to be the “go-to-place” for
`chemical engineers in our community.
`I am also pleased to report that
`planning for our 45th Annual Technology
`Symposium, a one-day event scheduled for
`April 2008, is already well underway. Jean
`Bender of Genentech, has graciously agreed
`to once again chair the event in a reprise of
`the chapter’s most successful event ever,
`which she chaired several years ago. Next
`year’s Symposium will have a Biotech
`theme.
`
`Last but not least, I am also pleased
`to report the section’s financial position is
`strong….more details to follow when we
`complete the budgeting process.
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`Contents:
`North Bay Meeting Recap
`South Bay Meeting Recap
`Sensitel
`Employment
`Thermodyne
`Digital Welding Systems
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`I am pleased to report the Executive
`Committee already has a head start on plans
`for the year, having held our traditional
`Summer Planning Session in mid-August.
`For those of you that don’t know, the
`section’s activities touch a number of areas
`which make us a positive contributor to our
`community. Some of them are: scholarships,
`employment/recruiting, technical updating,
`June 2007 North Bay Meeting Notice
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`Date: Thursday September, 2007
`Location: Pyramid Alehouse, 1410 Locust St, Walnut Creek
`Time: Networking – 6:00 pm
` Dinner - 7:00 pm
` Presentation - 7:30 pm
`
`Price: Free
`
`
`Join us on Thursday evening, September 20 at 6 PM for our first Monthly Dinner event of the
`2007-2008 year!
`
`Network with fellow Chemical Engineers, and hear presentations from members of our board:
`• Rob Eisele - Chairperson - will speak about AIChE Norcal - our mission and vision
`• Bryan Yeh - Vice - Chairperson - will speak about upcoming meetings and ideas
`•
`Jean Bender - will speak about the annual Symposium
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`It promises to be a fun time for all. The Dinner is served family style.
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`We look forward to seeing you at our Open House
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`Dinner Sponsor: GE Water & Process Technologies
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`Committee
`Section Chair
`Robert J. Eisele
`OSIsoft, Inc.
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`Vice Chair
`Bryan Yeh
`General Electric
`
`Secretary
`Bryan Lee
`ERM
`
`Treasurer
`Haiqing Lin, PhD
`Membrane Technology
`& Research Inc.
`
`Director-at-Large
`Dilek Alkaya, PhD
`Tesoro
`
`Director-at-Large
`Craig Kurucz
`Intel
`
`Director-at-Large
`Ankur Jariwala
`Membrane Technology
`& Research Inc.
`
`Director-at-Large
`Roberto Santana
`Shell Oil
`
`Sierra Director
`Alan Fuchs, PhD
`University of
`
`Nevada, Reno
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`South Bay Director
`Edward Munyak
`Munyak Engineering
`
`Past Chair
`Vasfi Basaran
`
`Working Committees
`CLCPE
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`Symposium
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`Communications
`Tom Karis, PhD
`Hitachi Global Storage
`Technologies
`General Arrangements
`Bryan Yeh
`General Electric
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`AIChE NorCal Section September 2007 Page 2
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`North Bay Meeting Recap
`By The Editor
`Bipin Almaula, Chevron, 2006 Professional Pr
`sity and more than ha
`Bipin has a great diver
`lf a century of experience
`ticing chemical engineering worldwide. He began his industrial career in
`prac
`1951 after graduating from the Universities of Bombay, Michigan, and Texas,
`at American Potash & Chemicals Corp. For six years, Bipin participated in
`starting up operating and optimizing a new plant for recovery of uranium,
`nickel, cobalt, manganese, and startup of a plant for potash, borax, soda ash,
`salt cake, bromine, and lithium related compounds.
`He went on to a Rare Metals Company, Davidson-Kennedy Associates,
`Department of Defense, Department of Energy, and BOMITE, Inc. Over
`these years he was involved in a fascinating variety of projects. He developed
`energy and a material recovery option from waste tires for the District of
`Columbia, defined the gasification option for energy recovery from waste
`wook and bio-fuels, and was the staff consultant to the director of Energy
`Resources Ltd., Nairobi, Kenya.
`He further managed laboratory and contract research and development of
`micro-channel plate electron multipliers, and transferred the technology from
`research and development to demonstration and commercialization. Bipin
`was also involved in the first hydrocarbon-air fuel cell demonstration,
`managed development of cast propellants, designed soya bean and cottonseed
`solvent extraction plants, and hop-oil fractionation equipment design for
`brewing.
`We were honored to hear the story of Bipins experiences and it was a very
`interesting talk.
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`ogress Award Winner
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`Chair : Rob Eisele
`Vice Chair : Bryan Yeh
`Secretary: Bryan Lee
`Treasurer: Haiqing Lin
`Director at Large: Dilek Alkaya
`Director at Large: Ankur Jariwala
`Director at Large: Craig Kurucz
`Director at Large: Roberto Santana
`South Bay Subsection Director: Edward Munyak
`Sierra Subsection Director: Alan Fuchs
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`AIChE NorCal Section September 2007 Page 3
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`South Bay Meeting Recap
`By Ed Munyak
`The final south bay meeting of the year occurred on Monday, June 25 at the San Jose State University Engineering
`Alumni room. The meal consisted of a fajita buffet.
`Dr. Jennifer Milne, currently an energy analyst at the Stanford Global Climate and Energy Project, presented some of
`her earlier work from the Carnegie Institute of Plant Biology at Stanford University. This work, and that of her coworkers,
`focused on the future of biofuels, specifically what types of plants or future plant modifications are most desirable to
`maximize fuel yield from crops.
`Surprisingly, many of the currently grown fuel crops are not as ideal for fuel usage as more regionally optimized plant
`varieties that are already available without substantial bioengineering. Genetic engineering and breeding efforts to increase
`the amount of cellulose in plants compared to their lignin content are key to increasing the fuel yield per acre and to meet
`future energy requirements.
`This talk definitely shed new light on certain aspects of using plants for energy that are not commonly discussed. It is
`a very interesting field that is rapidly changing and will be a key area for chemical engineers now and in the future.
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`Are you struggling with the Stability and Quality of your temperature
`sensitive materials? Are you leveraging your temperature data for improving
`Cold Chain Management Practices?
`
`
`
`For more information on how
`Sensitel can take your cold chain to
`the next level of performance, please
`contact Mark Brown at
`408.538.2252 or visit
`www.sensitel.com
`
`
`
`Sensitel, the leader in RFID technologies for process
`industries, provides Materials Management Services
`that ensure quality and safety of temperature
`sensitive materials such as tissue samples and volatile
`chemicals. Using innovative technologies such as
`passive RFID, active tags and web-based tracking
`portals, Sensitel provides much needed control and
`quality assurance, documentation and audit trails of
`the cold chain to the Pharmaceuticals & Process
`industries.
`
`
`Place Your Ad in the FlowSheet
`Bargain value - $25/monthly issue
`Must be in pdf, image, or MS word format
`Contact: FlowSheet@aiche-norcal.org
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`AIChE NorCal Section September 2007 Page 4
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`Employment – Position Available
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`For additional employment opportunities, visit the employment page on the NorCal Website
`http://aiche-norcal.org/employment.php
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`MAINTENANCE MANAGER
`Location: Martinez, California
`
`Company Overview:
`Rhodia is a global specialty chemicals manufacturer and holds leadership positions in key technologies
`including acid regeneration. Rhodia employs 20,000 people worldwide, and is listed on the Paris and New York
`stock exchanges.
`
`Job Description:
`Rhodia is currently hiring a Maintenance Manager for our facility located in Martinez, California.
`
`Specific Job Requirements:
`
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`• Bachelors of Science degree in Engineering (preferably Mechanical or Chemical Engineering)
`• 2+ years of supervisory experience or leading in a team environment
`• Strong analytical/organizational skills
`• 5+ years in chemical or industrial manufacturing environment with at least 2 years in maintenance field
`or in a Project or Production Engineering role.
`
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`Duties Include:
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`• General Responsibilities: Responsible for the overall effectiveness of the mechanical &
`instrument/electrical maintenance functions for the plant. Experience with turnarounds/plant shutdowns
`a plus. Manage storeroom inventory. Submit and manage yearly departmental budgets. Provide long
`term direction to the maintenance department. Assist in ensuring equipment reliability by following
`good maintenance practices in repairs, inspections, preventative & predictive maintenance, as well as
`following the appropriate standards for new equipment installation.
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`• Supervisory Responsibilities: Manage 4 salaried employees and 8 hourly craftsmen.
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`• Health, Safety, and Environmental (HS&E): Responsible for the overall HS&E performance for the
`Maintenance department, ensure compliance to all regulatory requirements, conduct periodic
`department safety meetings, ensure that all maintenance employees are properly trained in all plant
`activities. Participation and a leadership role in the plant emergency response team.
`
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`Rhodia offers competitive benefits, including health, dental, and vision plans, incentive bonuses, and 401k.
`
`Contact Information:
`Bonnie McCreary, HR Recruiter for Rhodia – Martinez
`Fax: (925)228-7636
`Email: bonnie.mccreary@us.rhodia.com
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` THERMODYNE
`CORPORATION
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`What we do
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`Environmental Solutions
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`Thermodyne Corporation offers it clients effective
`environmental solutions that are timely and meet y
`our
`tra-budget. Some of our offerings include our patented “Ul
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`Float” Dissolved Air Flotation process as well as oil/water
` separators, filters, gravity separators, ozone generators
`
`and chemical addition systems. In addition, we also
`provide consulting services and can help you with issues
`ranging from plant odors and dust control to developing
`compliance schedules and environmental programs.
`
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`Processing Solutions
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`The principals of Thermodyne Corporation
`have many years of processing experience
`ranging from oilseed processing to corn
`rs milling to biofuels plants to grain elevato
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` to meat processing plants and nutraceutical
`plants. These experiences include plant
`ital management, process engineering, cap
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`project management and plant start-ups
`both in the United States and overseas.
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`t Thermodyne, we have experience in developing recruiting
`rograms, retention programs, young engineer training
`programs and team based work systems to make your team
` a
`high performance organization. In addition, we can help you with
`safety programs, food safety programs, PSM , solvent
`extraction safety, technology evaluations, technology
`transfer and business development.
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`Providing a wide range of equipment and tools
`for cutting and welding critical process piping
`
`
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`
`
`DWS provides orbital cut-off saws,
`facing and beveling tools, orbital
`welding machines, tubing benders,
`alignment tools, oxygen analyzers,
`purge tools, weld inspection tools,
`and more
`
`DWS represents Arc Machines
`and George Fischer/Orbitalum
`metal pipe tools,
`among others
`
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`
`Call David Buttress
`at Digital Welding Systems
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`Working Committees,
`Continued
`
`Interview Wo
`
`Web Page
`David Cohen, PhD
`Novellus Systems
`High School
`Scholarships
`
`College Awards
`
`Chem Eng Excellence
`Awards
`Habib Amin, PhD, PE
`Contra Costa Health
`Services
`Professional Progress
`Awards
`Bipin Almaula
`
`SVEC
`Manesh Shah, PhD
`BAEC
`Habib Amin, PhD, PE
`Contra Costa Health
`Services
` Membership
`
`Publicity
`
`
`Employment
`Sean Tobin
`Integrated Engineering
`Services
`
`Student Chapter Liason
`Bipin Almaula
`Section Historian
`Emmett Miller, PE
`National AIChE Liason
`Emmett Miller, PE
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`1. The Fall 2006 DIERS Users Group meeting will be held on October 9 - 11 (Monday to Wednesday) at
`the Doubletree Guest Suites-Houston, 5353 Westheimer Road, Houston, TX 77056, (713) 961-9000,
`Fax: (713) 877-8835, www.houstonsuites.doubletree.com (Check out the website). Suite rates
`for the hotel will be $159 (single / double) plus tax and will apply for the meeting and three days
`before and after the meeting. Mention the DIERS Users Group to get our rate. The hotel will hold
`our block of rooms until September 17, 2006. A credit card will be required to register at the hotel.
`Reserve early and cancel if necessary.
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` Meeting charges are expected to be approximately $75 per day to cover cost of a continental
`breakfast, coffee and cookie breaks, lunches, audiovisual and rental of the room. Please bring
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`Registration for the meeting will be by internet: www.aiche.org/diers * You Must Register To Attend
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`NOTE: The hotel and the Galleria area have other conventions during our meeting dates. Be sure to
`register at the hotel by the cutoff date to get into our block of rooms at our price. Airlines also raise
`their prices much earlier now than they did just recently. Book early for the best fares.
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`Visit Groth and LaMOT Manufacturing Facility
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`2. In accordance with the DIERS Users Group bylaws, the membership is notified that elections will be
`held on October 10, 2006 (correction) for the positions of Chair and Secretary-Treasurer.
`Nominations will be from the floor. Voting is by member company with each member company
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`3. Continental Disc, Groth Corporation and LaMOT Corp. will host a plant tour of the Groth and
`LaMOT manufacturing facility in Stafford Texas from 9 - 12 am on Thursday, October 12th
`following the Fall DIERS Users Group meeting. Groth will be prepared to exhibit the manufacturing
`of pressure/vacuum vents, pilot operated vents, emergency vents, flame arrestors and gas blanket
`regulators. LaMOT will provide an opportunity to see how discs are manufactured and tested on a lot
`by lot basis providing traceability to material, manufacturing records and testing of each lot of rupture
`discs. Drivers are requested, but transportation will be provided from the hotel to Stafford.
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`4. The AIChE / ASME / DIERS three day course “Emergency Relief System (ERS) Design Using
`DIERS Technology” will be offered on October 23 – 25, 2006 in Houston, TX at the Marriott West
`Loop Galleria. Jim Huff and Harold Fisher will be the instructors. The course offers an excellent
`training opportunity (computerized and analytical design methods) for both experienced and
`inexperienced design engineers and those who must understand and / or manage their efforts. Details
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`Education
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`Education
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`Emergency Relief System (ERS) Design Using DIERS Technology
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`5. The 3rd International Symposium on Runaway Reactions, Pressure Relief Design and Effluent
`Handling hardbound proceedings (and those of the 1st and 2nd Symposia) are available from AIChE
`for $120, $30 and $ 30. Go to the DIERS “Publications” link and scroll down the page. Click on the
`picture (icon) of the book for online ordering information. You really should have each of these three
`books for your daily use.
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`6. SuperChems for DIERS, Version 5.9.3, is available for license from the AIChE.
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`7. Jobs. I occasionally become aware of job opportunities. If you know of unemployed and qualified
`safety professionals, have them give me a call.
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`8. I look forward to greeting all company representatives in Houston in October.
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`Very truly yours,
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`Harold G. Fisher
`Chair, DIERS Users Group
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