Learn over lunch: Tier 4 webinars focus on fluid contamination issues

Equipment World Staff (EQW)
Jun 10, 2013
Updated Jun 11, 2013

AEMP Logo_withTaglinePlan to have a seat in front of your computer and grab a sandwich as Richard Hassebrock presents two Tier 4 webinars in the coming days and weeks  on fluid contamination issues with Tier 4 engines, prevention planning and PM process planning.

The webinars will get started, 11 am CT on Thursday June 13 and Noon CT on June 27.

For more information, visit http://www.aemp.org/aemp-education/lol-webinars/.

AEMP’s Learn Over Lunch webinar series is designed to deliver industry knowledge in one hour lessons. The series will continue through this monnth.A live Q&A session is held after each webinar.

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