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JPS Engineer Customers: Please Join Us for a Special Lunch and Engineering Seminar
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| Mar 27, 2012 |
Please Join Us for a Special Lunch and Engineering Seminar at the City Club in Historic, Downtown Baton Rouge in April 26, 2012 at 11:15 a.m.
This unique event is a great opportunity to enjoy fine food, meet and mingle with your fellow engineers, and learn more about Earth Shield® waterstop products and their role in Louisiana's environmental sustainability. The event is completely free of charge; however it is FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE regarding the invites and seating is strictly limited. You must contact Kevin McDugle (phone 281-682-9984) to confirm your request for attendance, as well as your choice of the following entrees:
- Seafood Crepes — A pair of Crepes stuffed with Crawfish, Shrimp, and Crabmeat
- Chicken Picatta — Pan Sauteed Breast of Chicken with Lemon Butter and Capers
- Sliced Pork Loin — With Apple Brandy Sauce
The City Club is located in the heart of Downtown at
355 North Blvd.
Baton Rouge, LA 70801
Phone: (225) 387-5767
Please plan on spending approximately one and a half hours with us, which includes lunch.
The event host is Contractors Supply and Equipment of Baton Rouge and La Place, Louisiana
And the featured speaker is David Poole of Earth Shield® waterstop
About JPS
JP Specialties, Inc. is the leading manufacturer of chemical resistant waterstop and related concrete accessories. Our NSF 61 certified Earth Shield® line of chemical resistant waterstop is used throughout the world by major engineering firms and project owners for primary and secondary containment applications, as well as industrial wastewater treatment and ozone contactor structures. We invented and hold the patent on the technology used to mechanically weld thermoplastic waterstops. Services offered include free blueprint take-off and shop drawings, on-site welding certification, and individual corrosion resistance certification for the project owner.
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