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Maintenance Officer Certification Course MAINTENANCE OFFICER CERTIFICATION COURSE - June 5-9, 2017 General Information Location: Ohio Wesleyan University, 40 Rowland Avenue, Delaware OH 43015 Check-In: Sunday, June 4, 4:00-8:00pm, Monday, June 5, 6:45am-7:45am, Hamilton-Williams Campus Center (HWCC) Faculty/Staff Dining Room, First Floor. You will receive your namebadge and be directed to the appropriate classroom. Bike Check will open in HWCC, Lower Level at 12:00pm on Sunday, June 4. You may leave your tools with your bike until the class begins on Monday morning. Tools may be left in the classroom at your own risk. Schedule: The class will begin promptly at 8:00am daily and will end between 5:30 and 6:00pm. Casual attire and/or a shop apron are strongly recommended. Bring your bicycle and tools with you. You will work on your own bike in this class. Lunch will be served at noon each day. Questionnaire: Please complete the attached questionnaire and return it to Tim Schurr by April 8, 2016. Certification The course concludes on Friday, June 9, at 3:00pm. IPMBA Maintenance Officer Certificates will be presented to those students who successfully complete the course. You may take workshops on Saturday as registered. Mandatory Equipment and Materials Checklist The list of required tools is attached. All students must bring all items on the list. The Park Tool Big Blue Book of Bicycle Repair will be provided. Tools are available for purchase at discount prices from Bike Cycles. You may order the tools individually or as a package. An order form is attached. Please order early to ensure timely delivery of your tools package! Please contact Bike Cycles at 910-256-2545 or email your order form to [email protected]. Tools will not be available for purchase during the class. If you have questions about the course content or equipment requirements, please contact Lead Instructor Derrick Maready at [email protected] or 910-256-2545. MAINTENANCE OFFICER CERTIFICATION COURSE - June 5-9, 2017 IPMBA MOCC Bicycle Survey Please complete and return this survey no later than May 15, 2017. Thank you. Student Name: _________________________________________________________________________________________ Department: ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Cell Phone: ____________________________________Email Address: ____________________________________________ Bicycle Manufacturer: ___________________________Model Name: _______________________________________________ Brand/Model of Fork: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Type of Headset: threaded threadless Shifter brand: ____________________ trigger twist # of speeds: __________ Ft. Derailleur: ____________________ Rr. Derailleur: ____________________ Brake system: linear pull disc-mechanical disc-hydraulic Crank Manufacturer: ____________________________ Pedals: clipless toe clip & strap flat Hub Manufacturer: __________________________________________________ Rim Manufacturer: ___________________________________________________ Tire Brand/Model: FT._____________________________________________ RR. _____________________________________________ Handlebars: flat riser Additional Notes: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Return by May 15, 2017 to: Derrick Maready Email: [email protected] Fax: 410-744-5504 2017 IPMBA MOCC Required Tool List/Order Form Please select the tools you need to purchase, complete page two, and submit to Bike Cycles (see order form, page 2) This toolkit is designed both for in-class use and to ensure you have a properly equipped department repair facility. *Items marked with an asterisk (*) may be shared by two members from the same agency. **Items marked with two asterisks (**) may be shared but will result in reduced practice. Other Required Materials Tool Description Unit Price Quantity Total Item * PARK BBT-10.2 ADJUSTING CAP TOOL$ 8.75 one dozen shop rags * PARK BBT-19.2 BB TOOL SHIM/ISIS/RACEFACE/+$ 12.25 toothbrush(es) PARK CN-10 CABLE AND HOUSING CUTTER$ 20.50 eye protection * PARK CNW-2 CHAINRING NUT WRENCH$ 2.50 clothes that can get greasy PARK CT-3.2 SCREW TYPE CHAIN TOOL$ 20.30 shop apron/coveralls (opt.) * PARK FR-5G CASS LOCKRING TOOL w/GUIDEPIN$ 4.50 duty bike PARK MW-SET.2 METRIC WRNCHSETx10 6-17mm$ 43.75 helmet for test rides PARK PRS-25 TEAM ISSUE PORTABLE STAND$ 225.00 riding clothes * PARK PW-4 PROFESSIONAL PEDAL WRENCH 15mm$ 19.50 * PARK SBC-1 SPOKE, BEARING, COTTER GAUGE$ 5.50 * PARK SBS-1 SOCKET AND BIT SET$ 23.50 PARK SCW-SET.3 CONE WRNCHSx13 13-24,28mm$ 42.80 * PARK SR-2.2 SHOP SPRCKTREMOVER/CHAINWHIP$ 21.50 PARK SW-7 3X SPOKE WRENCH .127 .130 .136$ 5.25 * PARK TM-1 SPOKE TENSION METER$ 42.75 ** PARK TS-2 PROFESSIONAL TRUING STAND$ 188.50 * PARK TW-5 RATCHETING CLICK-TYPE TORQUE WRENCH (LOW)$ 65.00 * PARK TW-6 RATCHETING CLICK-TYPE TORQUE WRENCH (HIGH)$ 74.00 * PARK DAG-2.2 DERAILLEUR HANGER ALIGNMENT GAUGE$ 32.35 * PARK DC-1 DIGITAL CALIPER$ 31.50 PARK TL-1 TIRE LEVERS SET OF 3$ 2.50 * PARK PFP-8 HOME MECHANIC FLOOR PUMP$ 20.75 PARK SD-SET SCREWDRIVER SET OF 4$ 11.00 PARK SP-7 SIDECUTTER PLIERS$ 14.80 * PARK PAW-12 12" ADJUSTABLE WRENCH$ 22.00 PARK HXS-1.2 HEX WRENCH SET$ 14.25 PARK NP-6 NEEDLENOSE PLIERS$ 14.90 SUBTOTAL $ 989.90 * PARK BX-2 BLUE BOX TOOL CASE (OPTIONAL)$ 175.00 TOTAL $ 1,164.90 * BRAND-SPECIFIC DISC BRAKE BLEED KIT Purchase from Your Local Shop Revision Date: March 30, 2017 2017 IPMBA MOCC Required Tool List/Order Form 2017 IPMBA MOCC Order Form - Page 2 Order form and payment must be received at least 10 days prior to the course start date to allow fulfillment and shipping time. Bike Cycles Attn: Derrick Maready 6801 Parker Farm Drive, Wilmington NC 28405 Ph: 910-256-2545; [email protected] Student Name: Department: Class Date: Ship to Address: Phone #: ( ) Email: Payment Method MC/Visa #: Expiration Date: CV Code: Email Address for Receipt: Check #: Shipping Method (charges will be added to total) UPS: Ground Overnight Second Day Three-Day USPS Priority (small orders only) NOTE: Bike Cycles has graciously agreed to offer tools to IPMBA MOCC Students at these discounted prices. You may order the entire toolkit or only those tools that you do not have. If you prefer to source your tools elsewhere, please be sure they are similar tools of comparable quality. Revision Date: March 30, 2017 Training Matters. Get the Best. for registering for the 27th Annual IPMBA Conference. It will transform the way you train and operate as a public safety cyclist. This packet contains essential information for navigating the IPMBA conference. Please Read! Bike Shipping.................................................4 Bike Check.....................................................2 Check-In ........................................................2 Command Post ..............................................2 Competition....................................................8 Conference Jersey.........................................5 Exhibitors and Supporters..............................7 Event App ......................................................7 27th Annual IPMBA Firearms & Ammunition .................................2 Firearms International ....................................3 Conference & Expo Getting Here ..................................................4 Lodging ..........................................................4 Delaware, Ohio Lunch .............................................................3 Mechanical Support .......................................2 June 5-10, 2017 Parking...........................................................4 Patches & Shirts ............................................3 Residence Halls.............................................3 Selling Merchandise.......................................3 Weather .........................................................3 www.ipmba.org What to Bring .................................................5 [email protected] Workshop Schedule.......................................6 410-744-2400 The IPMBA Conference: Celebrating 27 Years of Training Excellence Greetings from the 2017 IPMBA Conference Committee! We look forward to welcoming you to the 27th Annual IPMBA Conference in Delaware, Ohio. Please read this information carefully and call 410-744-2400 or email [email protected] with questions. Most events will take place at the Ohio Wesleyan University (OWU) and the surrounding area. Transportation will be provided to training sites that are not within cycling distance. CHECK-IN BIKE CHECK Hamilton Williams Campus HWCC Lower Level, Center (HWCC) Faculty/Staff Spring Street side. Dining Room, First Floor, just Hours of Operation: off the Atrium. Sunday, June 4: Courses 12:00pm-8:00pm Sunday, June 4: 4:00-8:00pm Monday, June 5: 6:45am-7:45am Monday, June 5- Tuesday, June 6: 7:00am-8:00pm Conference Wednesday, June 7-Thursday, June 8: 7:00am- Wednesday, June 7: 4:00pm-8:00pm 11:00pm Thursday, June 8: 6:45am-7:45am Friday, June 9: 7:00am-7:00pm Bring your confirmation,
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