Mingledorff’s: Instructor: Harold Nelson

Description: This Class will be learning about different components that makes up the

basic system

• How heat is moved with refrigerant.
• Recovery of refrigerant.
• Evacuation of system, and reuse of refrigerant.
• Focus on the latest A2L Refrigerant changes that the field will transition in the upcoming months.
• Discuss safety procedures, installation, and servicing of the A2L systems.
• Will discuss and have a hands-on session on Flame Rectification.

LOCATION: Walker Hall, Room 227

Mingledorff’s: Instructor: Kelvin Livingston

During this seminar/testing Mingledorff’s will be conducting a formal training PPT for the individual to become familiar with the EPA Section 608 certification.

At the end of PPT Presentation the EPA Certification section 608 will be administered.

The ESCO (paper version of 608 test) will be $50.00.

LOCATION: Walker Hall, Room 230

SWC: Instructor: Marty Mendez

Fire alarm and Security training course.

Fire alarm and Security troubleshooting.

Fire alarm and CCTV / access controls.

Fire alarm and Security Installation.

Fire alarm and security code readings.

LOCATION: Walker Hall, Room 308

Buckeye Inc: Instructor: Blake Gardener

Proper Cleaning procedures.

COVID Protocol Procedures.

New equipment Training.

Schools Floor care Procedures: VCT, Carpet, VLT and more.

Cleaning Chemicals-Use of proper chemicals to do each cleaning job.

Equipment Hands on training.

LOCATION: Russell Fine Arts, Auditorium

Buckeye, Inc.: Instructor: Blake Gardener

This class is designed to help the lead/head custodian to better perform their job and

enhance their awareness in the following areas:

Communication skills-how to establish a line of communication with principals, teachers

and fellow workers.

Motivating employees-how to get more work from employees under your supervision.

Custodial safety-knowing and teaching proper safety in the school facilities workplace.

Health concerns-Knowing and teaching proper procedures to handle specific health

problems pertinent to school environment.

Lead Techniques.

LOCATION: Dillard Hall, Room 248 (upstairs)

Clarke County Schools | Mark Baily/Larry Brooks

This Class will offer instruction in basic electrical repairs that maintenance and custodial personnel commonly see every day.

Hands-on and troubleshooting electrical.

Common violations of the national electric code,as cited in state fire Marshalls

reports.

How to correct code violations that have been violated.

How LED Works.

Learning today's electrical devices.

Learning how to use electrical tools.

Electrical Safety training and MORE.

LOCATION: Walker Hall, Room 204

Dormakaba: Arbrey Morye

Class will cover Door panic hardware

EHD9000 Door closers.

9K Cylindrical and 45H Mortise Locks

Electronic and Manual locks

Precision 2100 Exit device and trim

Cormax Cores and keys.

Core Pining / Key Cutting

LOCATION: Walker Hall, Room 301

Bibb County: Derrick Ross, Aaron Gay

This class will cover School Maintenance Plumbing and Troubleshooting.

Flush valves not functioning properly.

Diaphragm type Flush valves.

Leaking handle assemblies.

Pipe materials and fittings.

Types of plumbing tools.

Sealing type fitting-how to seal properly.

Electronic flush valve diagnostic.

Electronic faucets diagnostic.

Battery operation flush valves and faucets.

Plumbing Safety and MORE.

LOCATION: Walker Hall, Room 306

SRS, Inc. | Larry Ward

This class will cover all phases of roofing repairs.

Properly maintain your existing roofing system.

Roof construction and details will be discussed along with factors and conditions that

affect roof performance.

Early detection of roof problems.

Hands on repair and restoration methods will be dealt with both in the classroom and

outside.

Discuss different types of roofs and MORE.

LOCATION: Walker Hall, Room 205

Fulton County Schools | Dennis Downs, David Sweetser

This class will teach Hands on basics of safety and welding procedures.

Designed to help tradesmen learn to understand both cutting and welding.

Starts with class safety material and understanding proper welding methods.

Move on to hands-on training guided by experienced instructors.

Learn welding tools and MORE.

LOCATION: Georgia Hall, President's Dining Room

Sherwin Williams Paint Inc. | Josh Nathan

This class will be teaching painting techniques

Proper techniques of painting.

Types of paints

Types of Brushes

Types of rollers

Types of stains

Hands-on painting techniques

How to prime walls

Ladder safety discussion and MORE.

LOCATION: Dillard Hall, Room 244 (upstairs)

Safe Haven Defense | Stephanie Prater

Safety & Security

This class will be teaching how to be safe and save a life.

CPR Procedure

How to properly save a life on your job.

Will do hands-on procedures.

How to use the first aid kit and MORE.

LOCATION: Walker Hall, Room 307

Instructor: TBD

• This class you will have knowledge on all types of food service equipment so you can troubleshoot and provide your own minor repairs and adjustments.
• Basic utility requirements.
• Basic requirements for operation, preventative maintenance & warranties.
• Refrigeration equipment.
• Ventilation equipment.
• Serving equipment.
• Cooking equipment.
• Dishwashing equipment.
• Types of sinks, tables, Shelves and MORE.

Clarke County: Tony James

Fertilizing, pesticides and more.

LOCATION: TBD

• Exclusive (non-compete) opportunity
• Double table booth space
• First choice of booth space
• Company Recognizing Sponsorship level at Workshop
• Opportunity to present your company at Opening Session
• Electronic Access to the complete Attendee list before the vendor show
• Chance to provide Tote bags or items w/LOGO for registration packets
• Allowed to provide lanyard for participants
• Will have electrical cord provided at tables
• Will have refreshments provided by GSPMA
• Website Sponsorship with LOGO and contact information on GSPMA Website
• Allowed to give gift and / or door prizes to participants
• Special Recognition on GSPMA Conference Booklet

• Double table booth space
• Early Choice of booth space
• Company Recognizing Sponsorship level at Workshop
• Opportunity to present your company at Opening Session
• Electronic Access to the complete Attendee list before the vendor show
• Chance to provide Tote bags or items w/LOGO for registration packets
• Allowed to provide lanyard for participants
• Will have electrical cord provided at tables
• Will have refreshments provided by GSPMA
• Website Sponsorship with LOGO and contact information on GSPMA Website
• Allowed to give gift and / or door prizes to participants
• Special Recognition on GSPMA Conference Booklet

• One table booth space
• Early Choice of booth space
• Company Recognizing Sponsorship level at Workshop
• Opportunity to present your company at Opening Session
• Chance to provide Tote bags or items w/LOGO for registration packets
• Will have electrical cord provided at tables
• Will have refreshments provided by GSPMA
• Website Sponsorship with LOGO and contact information on GSPMA Website
• Allowed to give gift and / or door prizes to participants
• Special Recognition on GSPMA Conference Booklet

• One table booth space
• Company Recognizing Sponsorship level at Workshop
• Will have refreshments provided by GSPMA
• Website Sponsorship with LOGO and contact information on GSPMA Website
• Allowed to give gift and / or door prizes to participants
• Recognition on GSPMA Conference Booklet

• Will have refreshments provided by GSPMA

Select amount of donation in $50 increments. (i.e. if you wish to donate $100, select 2 donations items)

Any donation to support GSPMA is most appreciated and will receive the following benefits.

• company or individual recognition at Workshop Conference
• Recognition on GSPMA Conference Booklet
• Website Sponsorship and contact information
• Donation of any amount to GSPMA