An Overview of our goals and what we do  
 
History
  In 1975, Salt River Project was in the process of developing procedures, work measurement systems, and computer programs to implement a master maintenance plan for T&D work.  Salt River Project employees were sent to other utilities to find effective maintenance programs.  It became apparent that other utilities were asking the same questions and were struggling with similar programs.  With this common concern in mind, Trent O. Meacham, Assistant General Manager, Power Construction & Maintenance, Salt River Project, sent out a survey to numerous utilities to determine who might be interested in developing a seminar devoted to discussions on programs for the management of maintenance.
 
The response was immediate and positive!  Accordingly, the first seminar was developed and held in Scottsdale, Arizona on October 20-21, 1976 with twenty-five utilities represented and the attendance was approximately 75.  At the completion of the seminar, although not solicited, the participants unanimously agreed that this type of seminar should continue.  The second seminar was planned and again held in Scottsdale, Arizona on October 19-20, 1977, with forty-five utilities represented and attendance was approximately 110.  Trent Meacham was the General Chairman for the first two seminars
   
  Transmission & Distribution Maintenance Management Association
P.O. Box 13315
Charleston, SC 29422
US