[AshraeLondon] ASHRAE London - Other Special Events
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Below find information on:
The
Commissioning Process for New and Existing
Buildings
www.vaxxine.com/ashrae/
Tuesday
November 18th, 2008 by the Hamilton ASHRAE Chapter
and
ASHRAE
Society 2009 Winter Conference
www.ashrae.org/chicago and
www.ahrexpo.com
January 24
? 28/2009, Chicago
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American Society of Heating,
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)
Hamilton Chapter
www.vaxxine.com/ashrae/
DATE: Tuesday
November 18th, 2008
TIME:
8:30am to 3:30pm
LOCATION: Travelodge Hotel, Burlington on the
Lake,
2020 Lakeshore Road, Burlington, ON L7R 4G8
Course Outline
I.
Introduction
II.
Benefits of Commissioning in New and Existing Buildings
III.
The Commissioning Process in New Buildings
IV.
The Commissioning Process in Existing Buildings
V.
Documentation Requirements
VI.
Specifying Commissioning
VII.
Economics of Commissioning
Course Description
Attend this course and learn how the building commissioning process
can be applied cost-effectively to new construction and to existing
facilities, with a strong emphasis on existing facilities applications.
In this introductory course, you will learn the fundamentals of the
commissioning process through each step of a new construction project
from pre-design to occupancy and operations. You will also learn how the
application of the commissioning process in existing facilities differs
from new construction. Learn about the benefits of commissioning and gain
an appreciation for how the process can improve the built environment,
reduce environmental impacts through responsible resource utilization,
improve the quality of design and construction, and raise the
professional reputation of the entire commissioning team. We will discuss
commissioning documentation, including an overview of commissioning
specifications for new construction. You will take away compelling
information and case studies that demonstrate the value of investing in
the commissioning process.
Documentation
Each attendee receives a copy of
ASHRAE Guideline 0-2005,
The Commissioning Process.
Speaker Bio
Bill McCartney is the president of HVAC Commissioners Inc. which was
founded in 1989. He is also vice-president and partner of Isotherm
Engineering Ltd. which was founded in 1975. He provides new building
commissioning services from planning through occupancy, re-commissioning
for existing commissioned buildings, and retro-commissioning services for
existing systems. He has commissioned hospitals, long term healthcare
facilities, water treatment plant, office buildings, high rise
residential, library, corrections facilities, performing arts centers,
casino, hockey rinks, church, university, colleges, and schools.
Previously, he was a partner in Trisar Limited from 1978 ? 93, a company
specializing in HVACR design-build and maintenance serving the
petro-chemical industries in the Sarnia area. He started out in Toronto
in 1966 with Beaver Engineering Ltd. in the construction division and was
eventually moved to London as branch manager on 1974.
Bill has been a member of ASHRAE since 1974, has belonged to the London,
Toronto, and most recently the Hamilton chapter, where he served as
president from 2004 through to 2006. He is a member of ASHRAE Technical
Committee 7.9 ?Building Commissioning;? a past-chair and still member of
TC 7.3 ?Operation and Maintenance Management? and a member of GPC 4 which
recently published Guideline 4 ? 2008, ?Preparation of operating and
Maintenance Documentation for Building Systems?. He has been on the
Handbook Committee since 1998 and is the chair for the 2010 Refrigeration
Volume. He received the Distinguished Service Award on 2007.
Bill is past president of the ORAC (Ontario Refrigeration Air
Conditioning Contractors), past-president of the CRACCA (Canadian
Refrigeration Air Conditioning Contractors Association), past chairman of
HRAI (Heating Refrigeration Air conditioning Institute), and a current
member of BCA (Building Commissioning Association).
For immediate inquiries or to be added to the
distribution list for this event, please contact Bill McCartney,
w.mccartney@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx or P: 905-822-2430.
COMMISSIONING SEMINAR
REGISTRATION FORM
FEES:
Before: October 22nd, 2008, ASHRAE Hamilton
Chapter members ___ $ 300.00
NON-MEMBERS ___ $
375.00
After : October 22nd, 2008, ASHRAE
Hamilton Chapter members ___ $ 350.00
NON-MEMBERS ___ $ 450.00
Deadline for sign-up and payment is November 10th,
2008
Fees include documentation, light lunch and mid session
refreshments
Note: Payment for this seminar must
be made in advance of the sign-up deadline.
PLEASE FAX or E-MAIL YOUR
REGISTRATION FORM TO:
ASHRAE COMMISSIONING SEMINAR - ATTENTION: Bill McCartney
FAX: (905) 822-5182 E-Mail:
w.mccartney@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Then forward your cheque to:
Isotherm Engineering Limited, 37-2133 Royal Windsor Drive
Mississauga, Ontario L5J 1K5
Attendee Information:
Name(s):
_________________________________________________________________
ASHRAE Membership #
Daytime Telephone:
_____________________ E-mail:
_______________________________
Company Name and Mailing Address:
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
Please make cheque payable to- ASHRAE Hamilton Chapter
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ASHRAE Returns to Chicago for Winter Conference and AHR EXPO
Chicago, with one of the most recognizable skylines in the United
States, has long-standing status as a livable urban center. That the city
has stood the test of time makes it the perfect backdrop for this year?s
ASHRAE Winter Conference theme:
Sustainable Urban Design: Engineering
Tomorrow?Today.
The Palmer House Hilton will once again host ASHRAE January 24 ? 28, with
the ASHRAE co-sponsored AHR Expo taking place Jan. 26-28 at McCormick
Place. The conference promises to be a great way to kick off the new
year, with opportunities to interact with colleagues, learn technical
information, and hear Keynote Speaker Chris Luebkeman of Arup speak on
sustainability and thoughtful design and Technical Plenary speaker Adrian
Bejan, Ph.D., explain technical evolution through ?constructal theory?
which he says can predict how everything flows through time and space.
The technical program highlights the conference theme and will feature
presentations on energy conservation, indoor environmental quality,
sustainability efforts and more that will help you earn your PDHs.
Seeking to create additional value for Expo and Conference attendees,
ASHRAE is launching ?Wednesday Welcome,? at which all ASHRAE technical
program sessions on Jan. 28 take place at McCormick Place. The ?Wednesday
Welcome? includes 18 hands-on, applications-type programs, held from 9
a.m. to 1:30 p.m., leaving the afternoon open to tour the Expo with more
than 1,850 exhibits covering a world of equipment, systems, components
and technology for the building industry. Admission to the
?Wednesday Welcome? is included with your full ASHRAE Winter Conference
registration or you can purchase a ticket for the full day for
$99.
You can also earn PDHs and CEUs at Professional Development Seminars and
Short Courses brought to you by the ASHRAE Learning Institute.
Networking opportunities and chances to see Chicago are plentiful at the
ASHRAE Winter Conference. Meet with old friends at the Welcome Party,
Presidents Luncheon and Member?s Night Out. Technical tours of the
city take you to the Intercontinental Hotel and The Art Institute of
Chicago and you can see mansions and temples of the city, or take a
cooking class on one of the general tours.
For complete, updated information and to register for the ASHRAE Winter
Conference, go online to
www.ashrae.org/chicago. Visit
www.ahrexpo.com to learn more about
the AHR EXPO.
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