The following is a list of Meter Schools organized by Time of Year. If you have any information about a Meter School not listed here (or find that info is incorrect or needs updating), please contact us: Metergod@live.com THANK YOU!
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The School is designed for and by individuals who work with meters and/or metering electricity, or who answer questions about energy usage. The school offers instruction at four separate levels: basic, intermediate, advanced, and hands-on metering.
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The school provides a forum for electric utility meter personnel to discuss metering practices, procedures, new technologies, and common problems with peers and representatives from industry.
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This three-day workshop is a must attend for meter technicians as they will learn new technologies, approved work practices, verifying and identifying metering inaccuracies, review choosing and applying the correct metering equipment along with networking
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EEI’s TDM&MA Conference focuses on transmission, distribution and metering issues as well as mutual assistance issues and best practices for the investor-owned electric utility community.
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Formed in 1993, HMA, consists of Mid-West Municipal Utilities, Rural Electric Cooperatives, and Investor Owned utilities. Meetings are quarterly and focused on Metering News & Updates. Vendors are occasionally invited for presentation of New products.
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Striving to continue providing quality courses since 1951, to those involved in the revenue metering area of the utility industry by providing an opportunity to exchange ideas and discuss common issues within our chosen fields.
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The North Carolina Electric Meter School and Conference is an endeavor to bring together meter personnel from the electric utility industry to present information on common problems, standard practices, procedures and new technologies.
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GLEMS originated in 1989 by a committee composed of members of electric utilities, electric utility manufacturers and experts in the utility field. A week of instruction and networking for employees in the electric utility industry.
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NEW LOCATION: SHORELINE COMM COLLEGE - Developing the educational skills of metering apprentices and journeymen through industry expert lectures and hands-on labs, AMI and high-end meter applications.
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The Minnesota Electric Meter School is laid out into three groups, each of which has a course program specifically tailored to that specific knowledge level of job classification. Participants may attend any classes from any tracks.
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This year's Meter School is being held at The Hilton Garden Inn (1325 N. Palak Dr., Fayetteville, AR). There are 4 levels of classes: Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, & Premier.
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SWEMA manages this week-long program in partnership with utilities, equipment manufacturers and suppliers. Our partners provide expert instructors and regularly monitor and update the curriculum.
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The regional training program was held for 46 yrs. Wheatland representatives who oversaw the metering school chose to donate Wheatland’s share of unused funds to local organizations.