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Learn best practices from IDCON to help you prepare work orders that support reliability and efficiency.

One of TAPPI's highest rated, longest running events! You'll learn ways to improve pulp production efficiency, minimize operating costs and reduce environmental impact. This course is designed for pulp mill operations personnel.

This training event is among the highest rated of all TAPPI courses! Offers introductory- and intermediate-level content covering technology, including “what” happens, and “why” things happen. This course provides the foundation for learning advanced topics more quickly. Learn from one of the most well-known and enthusiastic instructors, Dr. Michael Kocurek.

The TAPPI/PIMA Student Summit is an annual event designed for students interested in the pulp, paper, packaging and allied industries. It offers direct interaction with industry leaders as well as the opportunity to gain valuable information about employment and career development within their field.

This two-day course presented through a partnership of TAPPI and IDCON teaches you best practices in efficiencies from job responsibilities to how to prepare work orders that support manufacturing reliability and maintenance.

Co-sponsored by North Carolina State University and TAPPI

This two-day course presented through a TAPPI partnership with IDCON offers you instruction on how to set up and improve a whole Preventive Maintenance system cost effectively. The understanding is based on basic reliability concepts, such as failure developing, equipment life, inspection frequencies, and selection of maintenance methods together with unique documentation methods.

This two-day course presented through a TAPPI partnership is designed to offer a structured approach to problem elimination while learning a documentation method and implementation strategies for your organization. IDCON's Root Cause Problem Elimination™ training focuses on eliminating problems, not just analyzing them.

This introductory TAPPI course is designed to equip students with the ability to develop, understand, and communicate “common” corrugated language so that they can identify and quickly resolve quality issues on your corrugator.