TECHNICAL PROGRAM

The CMVA Annual Technical Conference features two full days of technical presentations delivered across three concurrent streams in English and in French. These streams cover a wide range of topics in condition monitoring, vibration analysis, predictive maintenance, and emerging reliability technologies.

To help you plan your experience, the outline below reflects the typical daily flow of the conference. The detailed presentation schedule will be released closer to the event. Please note: Some sections of this page are still being finalized. We encourage you to revisit this page.

2026 GENERAL SCHEDULE

Monday, October 19

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM — Training Course (TBD)
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM — Training Course (TBD)

Tuesday, October 20

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM — Training Course (TBD)
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM — Training Course (TBD)

Wednesday, October 21

7:30 AM — Registration & breakfast in NAIT PIC Atrium
8:15 AM — Opening remarks & Keynote speaker
9:30 AM — Technical presentations
10:30 AM — Health break
11:00 AM — Technical presentations
12:00 PM — Lunch — buffet in NAIT PIC Atrium
1:00 PM — Conferences, short training & workshops
3:00 PM — Health break
3:30 PM — Technical presentations
5:00 PM — Happy Hour, Student Awards and Exhibitors’ Prize Draw
7:00 PM — Networking event (TBD)

Thursday, October 22

7:30 AM — Breakfast in NAIT PIC Atrium
8:15 AM — Opening remarks & Keynote speaker
9:30 AM — CMVA Annual General Meeting
10:30 AM — Health break
11:00 AM — Technical presentations
12:00 PM — Lunch — buffet in NAIT PIC Atrium
1:00 PM — Greeting of Students & Technical presentations
3:00 PM — Health break and CMVA Prize Draw
3:30 PM — Technical presentations
4:30 PM — End of 2026 CMVA ATC

A detailed schedule with presentation titles, speakers, and session times will be available in the downloadable program when it has been finalized.


CALL FOR SPEAKERS

The CMVA Annual Technical Conference welcomes proposals from professionals eager to share their expertise, case studies, and innovations with the Canadian condition monitoring community. We invite submissions for technical presentations, workshops, and short training sessions.

Formats Accepted: Presentations, workshops, short trainings
• Submission Deadline: September 30

This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to the advancement of our field and engage with peers from across the country.

Download Call For Speakers