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  5. Restarting Loadman Initiative

    Associated Project(s): 
    Track Waste from Frontload Trucks

    Kenny is going to call, as a side note there have been multiple pan replacements and broken or missing RFID’s on front loads around campus. I think to get a real count on what locations don’t have RFID’d the functioning system will have to go around dumping and it should geolocate as unreadable and with that info we will know the location not tagged or broken.

     

    Thank you,

    Dan

    217.300.8545

     

    From: Richard Boyovich <richard@loadman.com>
    Sent: Friday, June 2, 2023 2:57 PM
    To: John Cramer <john@loadman.com>; Hulse, Daphne Lauren <dlhulse2@illinois.edu>
    Cc: Baarla, Naveen <nbreddy2@illinois.edu>; Larry Santi <larry@loadman.com>
    Subject: Re: Restarting Loadman at UIUC

     

     

    Hello Daphne

     

    If you could get someone to call me from in the cab of said vehicles, I can provide technical assistance without any cost. Not sure what parts were shipped to you for repairs, but I can figure this out quickly once I have someone to speak with. Understand, these systems have very sophisticated troubleshooting features. I can typically know what the issue is in less than 15 minutes. You can give my mobile number out to anyone that works with the front loaders, and I work on Saturdays, no problem. 

     

    Thanks, 

    Richard Boyovich

    Mobile 206-898-7801

     

    From: Hulse, Daphne Lauren <dlhulse2@illinois.edu>
    Sent: Friday, June 2, 2023 12:02:12 PM
    To: John Cramer <john@loadman.com>
    Cc: Baarla, Naveen <nbreddy2@illinois.edu>
    Subject: Restarting Loadman at UIUC

     

     

    Hi John,

     

    I work as the zero waste coordinator at the University of Illinois, and I wanted to reach out regarding the Loadman service that we previously used. We had just begun this initiative under Shantanu Pai (who has since left) and as I understand it, things fizzled out after the pandemic hit. We’re very interested in restarting this initiative!

     

    Currently, we have two frontload trucks that have the Loadman equipment. There were parts that had broken, so parts were ordered to replace the broken ones. However, we have not yet installed these pieces. We are thinking that a site visit from Loadman might be helpful in getting everything back up and running again.

     

    Wanted to reach out to you, introduce myself, and see what next steps would be best to take.

     

    Thank you!

     

    Daphne

     

    DAPHNE HULSE (she/her)


    Zero Waste Coordinator
    Facilities & Services | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
    +1 (217) 333-7550 | dlhulse2@illinois.edu


     
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  8. Restarting the Initiative

    Associated Project(s): 
    Track Waste from Frontload Trucks

    Hi Daphne,

     

    Thank you for contacting us. The pandemic did interrupt a lot of projects.

     

    I have added Larry Santi, the owner of Loadman, and Richard Boyovich, the VP of Sales, on the CC line. They are the best people to help with putting you in contact with your dealer for repairs and parts. I am a software developer and I can help you with software issues like creating accounts to log onto Load Manager and fetching your data. I also do all of the web-based software support and training.

     

    Thanks again for contacting us,

    John Cramer

    Software Developer

    Creative Microsystems, Inc

    425-235-4335

     


     

    Hi John,

     

     

    I work as the zero waste coordinator at the University of Illinois, and I wanted to reach out regarding the Loadman service that we previously used. We had just begun this initiative under Shantanu Pai (who has since left) and as I understand it, things fizzled out after the pandemic hit. We’re very interested in restarting this initiative!

     

     

    Currently, we have two frontload trucks that have the Loadman equipment. There were parts that had broken, so parts were ordered to replace the broken ones. However, we have not yet installed these pieces. We are thinking that a site visit from Loadman might be helpful in getting everything back up and running again.

     

     

    Wanted to reach out to you, introduce myself, and see what next steps would be best to take.

     

     

    Thank you!

    Daphne

     

    DAPHNE HULSE (she/her)


    Zero Waste Coordinator


    Facilities & Services | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign


    +1 (217) 333-7550 | dlhulse2@illinois.edu
     




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  12. can you please share that slide showing the waste transfer mural wall?

    Associated Project(s): 
    Increase Recycling through the WTS

    Hi Daphne,

     

    Please see my request in the subject line. 

     

    Also, based on our costs, I’m looking at about $62 a SF.  So for a 12’ by 8’ installation, we’re looking at roughly $6,000 total.  Given that they will have to install up higher, and the installation of panels might not be directly mounted, but more of a strut system, braced on either side of the metal shed, I’d just go a bit higher to $8000 for an ask.

     

    I ran this past ARC, and we didn’t have any issues with this idea.  We just want to be involved with approval.  Everything that I talked about this morning seemed good with them.

     

    Thanks!   

    Brent Lewis

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    Hi Brent,

     

    Thank you for this cost estimate. Please see the attachment for the slide.

     

    Thank you,
    Daphne

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