Supplier Webinar Series

2023 Supplier Webinar Series

Presented by Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC February 21, at 2 p.m. EDT

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Making Sustainable Attainable: Using VRF technology to achieve ambitious energy goals in mixed-use applications

With its construction driven by ambitious energy and sustainability goals, San Antonio-based financial institution Credit Human developed their headquarters to serve as a playbook of sustainable building. The 200,000-square-foot mixed-use building has achieved significant energy goals through thoughtful design, carefully selected building materials and use of all-electric systems, including Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) technology. In this webinar, you’ll hear from project team members Kimberly Llewellyn and Jamie Armstrong, Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US, as well as Matt Dunn, Joeris General Contractors, as they discuss their collaboration, review the ins and outs of the VRF system and describe what made this project one of the most efficient buildings in the U.S.!

Learning Objectives:

Learn about a real-world commercial project that’s met ambitious sustainability goals for energy usage, water reclamation and carbon emissions.
Understand Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) technology and how these systems operate efficiently.
Discuss how VRF technology benefitted the project and led to a significant reduction in energy usage compared to the company’s previous space.

About the Presenter:

Kimberly Llewellyn
Emerging Markets, Senior Product Manager, Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US

Kimberly specializes in the advancement of high-performance building practices for low carbon impact projects including passive house, net zero energy, deep energy retrofits with a particular focus on multifamily buildings. She is the emerging market, senior product manager for Mitsubishi Electric’s Performance Product Management team which is committed to developing the next generation of HVAC systems required by our next generation of healthy, durable and efficient buildings. She holds a Master of Science degree in Environmental Engineering from Columbia University, has served as a voting member on ASHRAE Technical Standard Committees 62.2 (Residential Ventilation and Acceptable IAQ) and 227P (Passive Building Design) and is a PHIUS certified CPHC.

Jamie Armstrong, P.E.
Regional Sales Manager, Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US

Jamie is the Commercial Regional Sales Manager for Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US focusing on the South Texas and New Mexico areas. He has ten years of experience on the HVAC sales side of the business, in addition to ten years as a Professional Engineer, designing HVAC systems for large-scale commercial applications, including hospitals and higher education projects, as well as commissioning and test & balance experience. Jamie holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Kansas State University.

Matt Dunn
MEP Coordinator, Joeris General Contractors

Matt has over 13 years of experience in the construction industry with a focus in MEP systems. As MEP coordinator at Joeris General Contractors, Matt is responsible for the interaction and coordination of all mechanical, electrical and plumbing trades. He excels in coordination of trades and conflict resolution. Matt is currently the MEP coordinator for a new personnel center at Texas’s Randolph Air Force Base, and has also worked on high-profile mixed-use, educational and retail projects. He holds a Bachelor’s of Business Administration in Construction Management from the University of Texas at San Antonio.

About Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US LLC: Formed in May 2018, Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US LLC (METUS) is the exclusive provider of Zoned Comfort Solutions^® and leading supplier of Ductless and Ducted Mini-split and Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) heat-pump and air-conditioning systems in the United States and Latin America.

The family of brands supported by METUS includes: Mitsubishi Electric, Trane^®/Mitsubishi Electric and American Standard^®/Mitsubishi Electric. More information is available at www.metahvac.com.

Target Audiences from this publication:

Mechanical Engineers
Building Developers

Certificate of Attendance: METUS will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state’s continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.

Disclaimer: The information contained within is presented by High Performing Buildings advertisers as a supplier webinar. It presents information of current interest and to provide a venue for interaction between ASHRAE members and the webinar presenter. These webinars should not be considered peer-reviewed (or the final word on any subject). ASHRAE has not investigated, and ASHRAE expressly disclaims any duty to investigate any product, service, procedure, design, or the like which may be described herein. The appearance of any technical data or editorial material in this presentation does not constitute endorsement, warranty, or guarantee by ASHRAE of any product, service, process, procedure, design, or the like.

2022 Supplier Webinar Series

Presented by ClimateMaster December 14 at 2 p.m. EDT

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IRA Tax Incentives: Paving the way for affordable Commercial Geothermal

Geothermal has long been a sound financial decision with relatively short payback and outstandingly efficient systems. Now with recent legislation, the reason to adopt a geothermal solution is even more compelling, with incentives and rebates ranging from 30-50% per project. Join our presenter Joe Parsons, to explore how geothermal solutions can help organizations achieve sustainability and decarbonization goals. Walk through real-life projects and compare first cost and payback scenarios from previous dates to how these projects would now utilize today’s incentives to reach even better results.

Learning Objectives:

Learn why legislation has released these incentives in response to energy and climate concerns.
Understand how the IRA incentives work and what challenges and opportunities they introduce for HVAC professionals.
Understand Geothermal technology and how these systems create opportunities for more incentives and rebates.
Understand how geothermal manufacturers are supporting commercial partners in energy reduction efforts.

About the Presenter:

Joe Parsons
Sr. Product Manager, ClimateMaster

Joe Parsons has worked in the HVAC industry for over 40 years with a focus on renewables and geothermal heat pumps. As a Sr. Product Manager for the geothermal heat and water source heat pump manufacturer ClimateMaster, he is responsible for residential products and programs.

Prior to his move to ClimateMaster, Joe was president and CEO of EarthLinked Technologies, a Florida based manufacturer of geothermal heat pumps.

Throughout his career, Joe has remained active in geothermal industry related activities through participation in standards and advocacy organizations.

In 2014 he was elected to the Geothermal Exchange Organization (GEO) board of directors and served as its chairman from 2016-2018. He is a founding member of NY-GEO and currently sits on its advisory board and is an officer and director of the California Geothermal Heat Pump Association. Joe has twice served as AHRI Geothermal and Water Source Product Section chair and board member. An ASHRAE member since 1998, he participates in TC 6.8 activities and has served as the chair of ASHRAE standards committee SPC 194 on multiple occasions. He is a voting member of the Canadian Standards Association and an active participant in the current updates to the C448 bi-national standard. As an industry advocate his goal is to educate the market on the financial and environmental benefits of geothermal heat pump technology and providing potential customers with a clearly defined path to ownership.

Certificate of Attendance: ClimateMaster will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state’s continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.

Presented by Automated Logic November 9 at 11 a.m. EDT

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Fault Detection and Diagnostics

This free webcast will provide an overview on Fault Detection and Diagnostics (FDD), describe how FDD has evolved, and explain the different types of FDD.

Receive: .1 CEU Credit

Learning Objectives:

What is fault detection and diagnostics (FDD)
Evolution of FDD and organizations involved with establishing guidelines and standards used with FDD implementations today
Implementation and architecture of different types of FDD
How FDD and Building Commissioning activities complement each other

About the Presenters:

Ken Gilbert
Regional Technical Consultant, Automated Logic

Ken Gilbert is a Regional Technical Consultant for Automated Logic, supporting design engineers and consultants in the Atlanta area. Ken brings significant industry experience to Automated Logic, having served with The Trane Company and Honeywell International in a variety of sales, engineering, and consultative roles. Ken graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Management. Ken and his family live in the Atlanta area.

Conrad Carino
Regional Technical Consultant, Automated Logic

Conrad Carino is the Western Regional Technical Consultant for Automated Logic. His primary responsibilities include supporting the consulting engineering community, while providing industry thought leadership. Conrad’s experience includes more than 20 years in planning, developing, managing, and implementing energy management control projects. Conrad has a BSEE from Stony Brook University and recently served as the engineering manager for various contractors on the west coast. He is a member of ASHRAE, AEE and CSHE.

Presented by Carrier September 27 at 11 a.m. EDT

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Cybersecurity Trends in Building Automation

Over the past decade, Building Automation Systems have increasingly been targeted in cybersecurity attacks and this trend is accelerating. As the frequency and complexity of these attacks increases over time the industry must be prepared to respond and mitigate the emerging threats. This discussion will cover the current and near-future state of security in the BAS space and what BAS practitioners should be doing to protect their systems.

Learning Objectives:

Current State of BAS Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity Legislation, Regulation, and Compliance
Cloud Migration
Emerging BAS Standards and Practices
Supply Chain and Third-Party Risk Management
Shifting Threat Landscape
Emerging BAS Cybersecurity Tools
Actions & Recommendations

About the Presenter:

Bruno Mannello
Associate Director of Cybersecurity Commercial Innovation, Carrier

Bruno Mannello leads cybersecurity commercial innovation at Carrier, responsible for research and development of innovative solutions, promoting thought leadership, differentiating Carrier offerings, and providing competitive advantages within the cybersecurity domain for customers by solving complicated problems, driving cybersecurity as a feature, and stimulating advanced and secure technological transformation. Carrier is a leading global provider of healthy, safe, and sustainable building and cold chain solutions. Bruno’s mission supports hundreds of products and offerings, 56,000 employees and 80+ brand business, including Lenel-S2, Automated Logic, Edwards, Kidde, Onity, and many more.

Presented by tekmar^® September 15 at 2 p.m. EDT

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Integrating a Snow / Ice Melting System into your BACnet BAS Facility

This webinar will cover how commercial snow melting systems can easily be integrated into your new or existing BACnet BAS installation. It is important to understand how to specify control strategies, ensuring safe and economical operation of the snow / ice melting system. The method of operation is dependent on the application, which affects the design and the yearly operating costs. Properly designed, a snow melting system provides many positive attributes.

Learning Objectives:

Why commercial snow melting – what are the benefits in commercial spaces?
Key snow melting system designs and financial implications
Snow melting control strategies and considerations
How to integrate snow melting with a Building Automation System (BAS)

Receive: 0.1 CEU Credit

tekmar Control Systems will issue a signed certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The live presentation content is ASPE approved, so you will earn 0.1 CEU credit following the completed session.

About the Presenter:

Eric Balt

Eric Balt has nearly 25 years of experience in the HVAC Control industry. Eric is currently Technical Sales Manager at tekmar Control Systems, a Watts Brand.

He has served as Senior Technical Instructor/Designer focusing on HVAC for a BAS manufacture, has managed a substantial Controls Contracting firm and now works with IoT smart and connected products.

Eric has served as an ASHRAE chapter president and has held multiple chapter chair positions.

Disclaimer: Your email address and contact information will be provided to the webinar sponsor for communications with you about this event as well as its services and products.

The information contained within is presented by High Performing Buildings advertisers as a supplier webinar. It presents information of current interest and to provide a venue for interaction between ASHRAE members and the webinar presenter. These webinars should not be considered peer-reviewed (or the final word on any subject). ASHRAE has not investigated, and ASHRAE expressly disclaims any duty to investigate any product, service, procedure, design, or the like which may be described herein. The appearance of any technical data or editorial material in this presentation does not constitute endorsement, warranty, or guarantee by ASHRAE of any product, service, process, procedure, design, or the like.

Presented by Carrier August 10 at 11 a.m. EDT

Available for On-Demand Viewing Afterward

Learning Objectives:

Creating Better Spaces for Learning

The Impact of Buildings on Cognitive Function – The COGfx Studies

Study 1 – Indoor Environmental Quality

Study 2 – Buildingomics – Real-World Buildings

Study 3 – Global Buildings

The Importance of Ventilation

The Big Picture

Healthy Building Strategies

Ventilation Strategies – Alternate Approaches
Effective Airchanges Per Hour – The Whys and Hows
Ventilation Assessments
CO₂ Sensing – What does it tell us?
PM2.5 – What is it?
Ventilation Wrap Up

About the Presenters:

Brian Leduc
Product Manager, System Applications, Carrier Commercial Controls

Brian Leduc is the Product Manager for System Applications with the Carrier Commercial Controls team at Automated Logic. He has been with the company for over 36 years, and has held roles in project engineering, project management, technical support, and product management. Brian resides in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Jonathan Brouse
Senior Product Manager for Abound, Health & Well-Being Offerings

Jonathan Brouse is the Sr. Product Manager for Abound’s Health & Well-Being offerings. He focuses on leveraging technology, like indoor air quality sensors, touchless access controls, healthy water systems, and smart spaces to enable healthier buildings. Jon believes that healthy buildings are a key component of building a healthier future generation and reducing long term health risks associated with being indoors. Jon holds a Bachelor’s of Chemical Engineering from Miami University of Ohio and a Master’s of Business Administration from Emory University. Jon resides in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Presented by Carrier June 16 at 11 a.m. EDT

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BMS Basics for Consulting Engineers

This free webcast will provide an overview of Building Management System (BMS) basics, including point types, network layouts, protocols, software, and advanced features.

Receive: .1 CEU Credit

Learning Objectives:

Define BMS point types
Recognize the different types of inputs and outputs
Review controller types and network layouts
Discuss protocols and how they affect BMS equipment
Learn about software and advanced features

About the Presenter:

Matthew McDaniel
Controls Expert Program Manager, Carrier

Matthew McDaniel is the Controls Expert Program Manager for Carrier Commercial Controls. His vast knowledge spans 25+ years in the controls industry in various sales and management roles. Matthew has extensive experience with Carrier Controls and various other controls platforms.

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Presented by Automated Logic May 11 at 11 a.m. EDT

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Implementing BACnet Secure Connect Networks

This free webcast will provide a brief overview of BACnet/SC (BACnet Secure Connect) and how to implement a BACnet/SC network. This presentation will cover on-premises as well as cloud BACnet/SC network applications, components of BACnet/SC networks, and important aspects to be considered when implementing BACnet/SC networks.

Learning Objectives:

What is BACnet/SC?
What are the primary components of a BACnet/SC network?
What are the differences between implementing a BACnet/SC network on premises versus in the cloud?
What items should users of BACnet/SC be aware of?

About the Presenter:

Ken Gilbert
Regional Technical Consultant, Automated Logic

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Presented by Carrier March 31 at 1 p.m. ET

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How to improve Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) while reducing Energy Costs

The COVID-19 pandemic has raised awareness to the importance of good indoor air quality, especially in K-12 schools. This session, led by subject matter experts, details what constitutes Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), why IAQ is important for both improved cognitive function and personal health, sources of indoor pollutants, impacts of poor air quality on occupants and measures that can be taken to improve IAQ.

While many efforts have been taken to improve IAQ, some come with a high energy penalty. Analysis will be presented that quantifies the impact of alternative filtration strategies, with compelling data to help guide long term facilities related decisions on how to improve indoor air quality without breaking your energy budgets.

About the Presenters:

Michael Birnkrant, Ph.D.
Associate Director, Healthy Building Engineering Lead

Dr. Michael Birnkrant leads Carrier’s Indoor Air Quality group, pioneering new HVAC solutions to improve human health in buildings, recently delivering a layered strategy for pandemic resilience in buildings. Mike earned a bachelor’s degree from Rutgers University and doctorate degree from Drexel University.

Jim Pegues, Engineering Fellow, Building Science
Manager, eDesign Software Development

Jim Pegues leads Carrier’s eDesign software development group, developing and applying tools for whole building energy modeling and HVAC system design. Jim earned BS and MS degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan.

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Broadcast Live February 17, 2022 2 p.m. ET

Presented by Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US

Available on demand after live broadcast

Utility Incentives: Driving Tomorrow’s Energy-Efficient Infrastructure

Driven by sustainability efforts, legislation and consumer demand, utility companies are challenged with meeting energy reduction mandates. Regulations are getting more stringent, and some states require alternative compliance payments from utility companies unable to hit mandated goals. As a result, utilities have created programs to incentivize energy efficiency among commercial end users, creating both opportunities and challenges. In this webinar, speakers James DeBerry and Shawn LeMons explore the ins and outs of incentive programs and rebates, and discuss HVAC manufacturer efforts to benefit both end users and utilities.

Learning Objectives:

Learn why utility companies offer incentives in response to energy reduction mandates.
Understand how utility incentive programs work and what challenges and opportunities they introduce for HVAC professionals.
Understand Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) technology and how these systems create opportunities for incentives and rebates.
Understand how manufacturers are supporting utilities in energy reduction efforts.

Certificate of Attendance:

METUS will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state’s continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.

About the Presenters:

James DeBerry
Commercial Marketing Manager | Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US

James develops and executes marketing plans for commercial product launches at Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US. With extensive corporate marketing experience, James most recently served as senior marketing manager at AT&T, Atlanta. He is a graduate of the University of Georgia with a degree in Journalism.

Shawn LeMons
Performance Construction Manager | Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US

Shawn is part of the Performance Construction Team with Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US, focused on efficient cooling and heating system for residential new construction. He has held certifications as a LEED Green Rater, PHIUS+ Verifier, HERS Rater, BPI professional, ICC Residential Energy Inspector, and Level 1 Thermographer. He has 25 years of experience in the residential building industry with small and large companies, non-profits, and volunteer work. He is a graduate of the University of Colorado at Boulder with a degree in Business.

Company Description

Formed in May 2018, Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US LLC (METUS) is the exclusive provider of Zoned Comfort Solutions^® and leading supplier of Ductless and Ducted Mini-split and Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) heat-pump and air-conditioning systems in the United States and Latin America. A joint venture between Trane Technologies plc and Mitsubishi Electric US, Inc., the company provides innovative products, systems and solutions capable of heating and cooling a broad range of applications, from a home to a large commercial building with superior efficiency, comfort and control. The family of brands supported by METUS includes: Mitsubishi Electric, Trane^®/Mitsubishi Electric and American Standard^®/Mitsubishi Electric. More information is available at www.metahvac.com.

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Tuesday, November 2, 2021 at 2pm EDT

Presented by tekmar^® Control Systems, a Watts Brand

Available on demand after live broadcast

Control Strategies for Commercial Snow Melting

This webinar will cover how commercial snow melting systems can improve facility safety, building efficiency, save on snow removal costs and reduce maintenance. Learn the pros and cons of hydronic and electric systems; and explore both manual and automated control strategies, various sensor configurations and how to specify, design and integrate a snow melting system with a Building Automation System (BAS).

Learning Objectives:

Why commercial snow melting – what are the benefits in commercial spaces?
Key snow melting system designs and financial implications
Snow melting control strategies and considerations
How to integrate snow melting with a Building Automation System (BAS)
Real-life examples of commercial snow melting applications

Certificate of Attendance:

tekmar^® Control Systems will issue a signed certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The live presentation content is ASPE approved, so you will earn 0.1 CEU credit following the completed session.

About the Presenter:

Mike Breault

Mike Breault has nearly 30 years of experience in the HVAC industry, and more than 13 years working at Watts Water Technologies. Mike is currently Lead Training Instructor at tekmar^® Control Systems, a Watts Brand.

He has served as Senior Technical Instructor/Designer focusing on HVAC, Drainage and Thermostats, and has been a Product Manager for hydronic heating, and associated products, as well as radiant, potable and snow melting systems.

Mike is a licensed gas fitter, oil burner and refrigeration tech, and spent four years designing and teaching an HVAC related course at Humber College in Ontario, Canada, and regularly guest lectures at four other colleges in the Ontario area.

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Thursday, October 28, 2021 at 11am EDT

Presented by Automated Logic

Available on demand after live broadcast

CURRENT BAS INDUSTRY TRENDS

Learning Objectives:

ASHRAE Guideline 36: High Performance Sequences of Operations
Semantic Tagging
Connectivity – IP Controllers, MQTT and BACnet
BACnet Secure Connect (BACnet/SC)
Software as a service

Description:

This presentation will provide an update on current BAS industry trends.

We will discuss the following topics:

The update to ASHRAE Guideline 36: High Performance Sequences of Operations.
Semantic Tagging and how it affects BAS systems.
Connectivity – IP Controllers, MQTT and BACnet integration trends.
BACnet Secure Connect (BACnet/SC) and the prospects of managed BACnet.
Software as a service, building automation in the cloud.

Target Audience:

HVAC designers, HVAC consulting engineers, controls contractors, commissioning agents, building owners, facilities management & staff

Receive: 0.1 CEU Credit

Presenters:

Clayton Plymill

Clayton Plymill is a Regional Technical Consultant for Automated Logic, supporting design engineers and consultants in the Midwest area. Clay’s experience includes more than 25 years in business development, product management, field performance, process improvement, and third-party logistics within the HVAC and related industries.

Clay holds the following professional certifications: LEED Accredited Professional, Tridium Niagara AX Certified, U. S. Green Building Council member.

Conrad Carino

Conrad Carino is the West Regional Technical Consultant for Automated Logic, who’s primary responsibilities include supporting the consulting engineering community, while providing industry thought leadership. Conrad’s experience includes more than 20 years in planning, developing, managing and implementing energy management control projects. Conrad has recently served as engineering manager for various contractors on the west coast. He is a member of the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) and holds the following professional certifications: Tridium Niagara AX, Certified Energy Manager (CEM), and Certified Energy Auditor (CEA)

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Tuesday, October 12, 2021 at 2pm EDT

Presented by Think Wood

Available on demand after live broadcast

High Performance and Lower Impact: How LCAs and EPDs are Driving Decarbonization in the Built Environment

Building professionals can reduce their projects’ carbon footprint by better understanding energy use and environmental impact throughout a building’s lifecycle. Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs), set by international standards, allow architects and design professionals to evaluate the carbon output of their building through results published in third-party verified Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs). LCAs and EPDs pave the way for architects and building professionals to make strategic early design decisions to reduce a building’s overall environmental impact.

In this webinar, hear panelists present on the process of developing an LCA for a corporate campus and report on LCA findings from a mass timber project. Presentations will be followed by a moderated Q+A.

Certificate of Attendance:

The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state’s continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.

Speakers include:

Alexis Feitel, Structural Designer, Team Carbon Unit Director | KL&A

Alexis Feitel is a structural designer with custom high-end residential, high-seismic residentials, multi-family, concrete high rise, and existing building renovation experience. She has been with KL&A for 6 years, with previous structural experience in the Denver area. She is the KL&A Team Carbon Unit Director, a team focused on embodied carbon reduction strategies and implementation into the current design and construction practice at KL&A.

Kristina Miele, P.E., Associate | Fast + Epp

Kristina Miele is a Senior Engineer at Fast and Epp in New York where she works on a variety of projects, with a special interest in mass timber construction and sustainable design. Prior to joining Fast + Epp, she gained experience as a Project Engineer at Silman and Craft Engineering studio on projects including the Kum and Go Corporate Headquarters in Des Moines, Iowa and the Cancer Center at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital in Commack, NY.

Paul Richardson, P.E,.Principal | Buro Happold

Paul Richardson is a principal at Buro Happold and leads the structural engineering team in the Boston office. Having been with Buro Happold for nearly 20 years, Paul’s creativity and ingenuity have led to the successful completion of projects worldwide across all sectors – from higher education, cultural, and residential buildings to mixed-use complexes and transportation hubs.

Since joining the Boston team in 2016, Paul has worked on numerous projects in the city and across the US which includes Harvard University’s new Science and Engineering Complex, a nearly 500,000ft2 building that will encompass a broad range of research areas as well as MIT’s refurbishment of the Hayden Library. Additionally, he is working on the expansion at Crystal Bridges Museum in Arkansas and Wellesley’s Global Flora Greenhouse, Massachusetts’ first ETFE structure.

Recently Paul has been leading a number of Mass Timber projects that have resulted from a study with MIT into the use of Mass Timber in Affordable Housing. Paul is the project lead on the 201 Hampden Street project which is in line to be Boston’s first CLT building and a new Health & Wellness Center at Quinnipiac University which is a hybrid steel/mass timber structure. Paul has been a regular guest lecturer and critic at MIT, along with Harvard and Northeastern University.

Learning Objectives:

Explain the difference between operational and embodied carbon to project stakeholders
Understand the steps to conduct an LCA during the design and CD phases of a project
Understand how to analyze LCA data to evaluate the carbon impact of different structural systems
Learn about the embodied carbon benefits of mass timber from existing and hypothetical LCA studies

Target Audience:

Architects
Building developers
Engineers
Building owners

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Thursday, September 23, 2021 at 11 a.m. ET

Presented by Carrier

Available on demand after live broadcast

CEU Webcast: BMS Basics for Consulting Engineers

This free webcast will provide an overview of the BMS Basics; points, layouts, protocols, software and advanced functionality.

Learning Objectives:

Define the BMS Point
Recognize types of inputs and outputs
Review controller types and network layouts
Discuss protocols and how they affect BMS equipment
Learn about software and advanced functionality

Target Audience:

HVAC consulting and specifying engineers, HVAC designers, Controls engineers and technicians, Controls Sales staff, building owners, facilities management and staff.

Receive:

.1 CEU Credit

About the Presenter:

Matthew McDaniel, Controls Expert Program Manager – Carrier

Matthew is the Controls Expert Program Manager for Carrier Commercial Controls. His vast knowledge spans 25+ years in the controls industry in acting management and sales roles. Matthew’s experience includes not only the Carrier Controls product line, but across many control platforms and diverse customer groups.

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Broadcast Live Thursday, August 19, 2021 at 11 a.m. ET

Presented by Automated Logic

Available on demand after live broadcast

CEU Webcast: ASHRAE Guideline 36: Updates and Keys to Specifying

This free webcast will provide an update on what will be included in the upcoming ASHRAE Guideline 36-2021 “High-Performance Sequences of operation for HVAC Systems” that will be published later this year as a replacement to the 2018 version. In addition, this presentation will provide some guidance on how these sequences can be specified for implementation on projects.

Learning Objectives:

What is the status of ASHRAE Guideline 36?
What is included in ASHRAE Guideline 36-2021?
How to specify high performance sequences of operation from ASHRAE Guideline 36
The future of ASHRAE Guideline 36

Target Audience:

HVAC designers, HVAC consulting engineers, controls contractors, commissioning agents, building owners, facilities management & staff

Receive:

.1 CEU Credit

About the Presenter:

Ken Gilbert, Regional Technical Consultant – Automated Logic

Ken Gilbert is a Regional Technical Consultant for Automated Logic, supporting design engineers and consultants in the Atlanta area. Ken brings significant industry experience to ALC having served with The Trane Company and Honeywell International in a variety of sales, engineering, and consultative roles. Ken graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Management. Ken is a LEED AP and holds a state of Georgia general contracting license. Ken and his family live in the Atlanta area.

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Broadcast Live Tuesday, August 17, 2021 at 2 p.m. EDT

Presented by Mitsubishi Electric Trane

Available on demand after live broadcast

Achieving Optimal Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) in Commercial Buildings with Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) Systems

The COVID-19 pandemic heightened industry and mainstream conversations about how building systems operate and impact occupants. Tenants, guests and building owners have concerns and expectations which elevate indoor environmental quality (IEQ) alongside sustainability as critical differentiators for marketable, high-performance buildings. In this webinar, experts from Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US (METUS), Mike Machemehl and Jose Hernandez, discuss IEQ components and design considerations with specific attention to how VRF systems, controls and complementary equipment contribute to IEQ strategies. Do not miss this presentation!

Learning Objectives:

Explain indoor environmental quality (IEQ) and its components, including thermal comfort, indoor air quality (IAQ), acoustic comfort and lighting
Position wellness and sustainability as complementary aspects of smart, marketable buildings
Educate building owners on the operational, financial and productivity benefits of designing for IEQ with advanced mechanical technologies like Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems
Discuss how VRF systems and controls improve thermal comfort and sustainability while coordinating the operation of complementary IAQ equipment
Discuss design considerations for filtration, Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERV), Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems (DOAS) and Outdoor Air Systems (OAS)

Target Audience:

Mechanical Engineers
Building Developers

Certificate of Attendance:

About the Presenters:

Mike Machemehl, PE, CEM, LEED Green Associate

Senior Manager, Commercial Channel Strategy
Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US LLC
mmachemehl@hvac.mea.com
Cell Phone: 614-499-5328

As the Senior Manager of the HVAC Commercial Channel for Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US, Mike is part of the team that creates sales, marketing and channel development plans for the commercial markets in the United States for the CITY MULTI® Commercial VRF product line. A graduate of The Ohio State University, Mike is a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Ohio, a Certified Energy Manager (CEM), a LEED Green Associate and has over 30 years of experience in the commercial HVAC market, including 19 years as a Trane Account Manager in the Columbus, Ohio market. Mike is also an accomplished speaker in the building industry, having presented to a multitude of professional organizations including AIA, ASHRAE and USGBC.

Jose Hernandez

Regional Sales Manager, Commercial
Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US
jhernandez@hvac.mea.com
Cell Phone: 469-506-7607

Jose is a regional sales manager based in the Dallas/Fort Worth area for Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US. Since joining the company in 2014, Jose has partnered with architects, engineers and design/build communities on commercial applications, educating project teams on the benefits of VRF technology. With over 13 years of experience in the HVACR field, Jose is a seasoned engineer with first-hand experience in everything from equipment selection, mechanical design, energy analysis, commissioning and start-up. He earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from The University of Texas at Arlington and an MBA from Southern Methodist University in Dallas.

Company Description:

Formed in May 2018, Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US LLC (METUS) is the exclusive provider of Zoned Comfort Solutions® and leading supplier of Ductless and Ducted Mini-split and Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) heat-pump and air-conditioning systems in the United States and Latin America.

The family of brands supported by METUS includes: Mitsubishi Electric, Trane®/Mitsubishi Electric and American Standard®/Mitsubishi Electric. More information is available at www.metahvac.com.

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Broadcast Live Thursday, June 24, 2021 at 11 a.m. ET

Presented by Carrier

Available on demand after live broadcast

CEU Webcast: Healthy Building Control Strategies

A review of post-pandemic Healthy Building control strategies, delivered by leveraging the capabilities of a modern building automation system.

Learning Objectives:

Learn how to take advantage of the capabilities of a modern building automation system to improve a building’s overall Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ), and why certain pandemic related control strategies can remain in place or be adjusted to achieve healthy building benefits in a post-pandemic environment.

Target Audience:

HVAC consulting and specifying engineers, HVAC designers, Controls engineers and technicians, Controls Sales staff, building owners, facilities management and staff, and anyone else interested in the critical role that a building automation system can play in meeting the requirements of a modern healthy building.

Receive:

.1 CEU Credit

About the Presenter:

Brian Leduc, Product Manager – Carrier Commercial Controls

Brian is the System Applications Product Manager for Carrier Commercial Controls. He has been with the company for over 35 years, and has held roles in project engineering, project management, technical support, and product management. Brian resides in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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Broadcast Live Tuesday, May 20, 2021 at 11 a.m. ET

Presented by Automated Logic

Available on demand after live broadcast

The Future of BACnet Networking Topologies

This free webcast will provide an overview of BACnet protocols, network gear and topologies and the future of BACnet networking topologies.

Learning Objectives:

The history of the BACnet protocol
The history of BAS and IT network gear and topologies
Differentiating between IT and BAS network requirements
Types of BAS network topologies
The future of BACnet networking topologies

Target Audience:

HVAC designers, HVAC consulting engineers, controls contractors, commissioning agents, building owners, facilities management & staff

Receive:

.1 CEU Credit

About the Presenters:

Justin Mezzadri, Regional Technical Consultant – Automated Logic
Justin is a Regional Technical Consultant with Automated Logic Corporation with a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Virginia Tech. He has fifteen years of experience in the field of mechanical engineering with a focus on energy management and controls. He has worked with a diverse group of clients including major universities, municipalities, hospitals, data centers, financial institutions, commercial office facilities, and property management firms. Justin has a broad perspective of building controls with a focus of educating engineers on technology to increase occupancy comfort while also minimizing impact to the environment.

Clay Plymill, Regional Technical Consultant – Automated
Clay is a Regional Technical Consultant with Automated Logic. His experience includes more than 25 years in business development, product management, field performance, process improvement, and third-party logistics within the HVAC and related industries. Clay holds the following professional certifications: LEED Accredited Professional, Tridium Niagara AX Certified, U. S. Green Building Council member.

Broadcast Live Tuesday, March 30, 2021 at 2 p.m. ET

Presented by Hurst Boiler

Available on demand after live broadcast

Accelerate, Improve BPM Specification Share via AIA – MasterSpec®

Webinar Description:

Using MasterSpec® to deliver Basis of Design content and documentation and accelerate the BPM process.

MasterSpec® allows designers, architects, and engineers to select expertly written specification content for thousands of products without having to waste time writing detailed explanations that already exist. Subscribers to MasterSpec® can pick and choose the Basis of Design content and documentation needed for their project and accelerate the process on MasterSpec®. To help designers with a specification description that fully explains their products and how they should be installed, among other details, you can provide complete product specification entries via Product MasterSpec. The AIA sections available there help designers quickly add necessary descriptions, specs and easily access CAD files and PDF drawings when specifying BPM products, providing them with a tool that saves them time and money.

Manufacturers have always struggled with how to get their products specified consistently and reliably. But their individual guide specifications typically don’t have the necessary depth of content. Now that AIA – MasterSpec® has come along, they will have a specification tool that design professionals will be able to recognize instantly because it is written by MasterSpec professionals who know what kind of information an architect needs and wants in a specification.

MasterSpec® is a respected brand among architects, engineers, and specifiers
Leverage a pre-edited spec to describe the unique attributes of your product
Get the right information in front of the right people at the right time
Get up-to-date product information in front of architects, engineers, and specifiers
MasterSpec®, the most comprehensive master guide specification system available, is used by members of the Architectural & Engineering (A/E) Community to create project specifications.

MasterSpec® is a product of the American Institute of Architects and is developed and published exclusively by Deltec.

Receive Certificate of Attendance

This webinar offers a personalized certificate after viewing the entire presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state’s continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.

About the Presenter

Doug Bevill
With over 30 years of industry experience, Doug Bevill – Vice President – Manufacturer Solutions at ConstructConnect, specializes in consulting with building product manufacturers on general strategy and optimal ways to leverage ConstructConnect’s best-in-class construction information and other marketing solutions to run their businesses.

Prior to joining ConstructConnect, Doug spent 18 years at McGraw-Hill Construction and has held executive positions with FläktGroup SEMCO, a leading manufacturer on energy recovery technology; The Hager Companies, a global door hardware manufacturer; and is the past president of BIMobject Inc., a global construction technology company.

Disclaimer

The information contained within is presented by High Performing Buildings advertisers as a supplier webinar. It presents information of current interest and to provide a venue for interaction between HPB Magazine readers and the webinar presenter. These webinars should not be considered peer-reviewed (or the final word on any subject). HPB Magazine has not investigated, and expressly disclaims any duty to investigate any product, service, procedure, design, or the like which may be described herein. The appearance of any technical data or editorial material in this presentation does not constitute endorsement, warranty, or guarantee by HPB Magazine of any product, service, process, procedure, design, or the like.

Broadcast Live January 12, 2021 at 2 p.m. ET

Presented by Madison

Available on demand after live broadcast

Implementing Proper Indoor Air Hygiene to Create Safer, More Productive Indoor Spaces

Webinar Description:

Reopening buildings during the pandemic can be difficult as there are lots of situational decisions to be made and often a limited budget. How do you actually implement the building reopening steps from ASHRAE? What if you cannot meet the requirements due the current state of existing equipment or back ordered products? How do you make sure you are providing the best indoor air hygiene (IAH) to occupants within budget and without affecting comfort or equipment performance? Come learn from our industry experts who will walk through how to correctly and effectively apply various technologies to enhance the performance of existing equipment and improve IAH. This webinar will highlight what you are likely to find in a commercial building, what decisions need to be made for immediate reopening, as well as for long term resiliency of the building thereby future proofing it for unexpected events. Along the way our industry experts will address current market availability of products, tips and tricks they use to make decisions, product best practices, and how to select the right technology for the job. The experts represent four different manufacturers with four different technologies: filtration, UVC, energy recovery, and space conditioning, which are all part of the Madison Indoor Air Hygiene initiative. The Madison IAH initiative (https://www.filtrationgroup.com/) and Madison Indoor Air Quality (https://madisoniaq.com/) to leverage the diverse expertise and products that are part of the Madison Industries family of companies to deliver the highest quality of air and comfort possible. This webinar will focus on indoor air hygiene and will not address surface disinfection or social distancing; however, these should be included in any building reopening plan.

Topics to be covered:

How to increase filtration in a typical building by utilizing existing equipment and portable units.
Making mechanical changes to heating/cooling/dehumidification equipment to ensure comfort with increased filtration and ventilation.
Best practices for energy plates and wheels to minimize cross contamination while maintaining high ventilation rates.
Where to locate and properly apply UVC technologies for maximum efficacy and safety.

About the Presenters

Dan Dettmers – Quest/Therma-Stor Applications Engineer
Dan Dettmers is an Applications Engineer for Quest Climate a Therma-Stor brand. Dan brings 25 years of active ASHRAE membership working in the industrial refrigeration, dehumidification, HVAC and horticulture worlds. His experience comes from working in academia, manufacturing and countless other moonlighting endeavors. Within ASHRAE, Mr. Dettmers has chaired several Standing Committees (Refrigeration, Handbook, ASHRAE Program, PDC), served on many other Standing/Ad hoc/grass roots committees and chaired a number of Technical Committees, primarily in Section 10.

Richard Taft – Senior Vice President of Sales and Strategy
Richard Taft is the Senior VP of Sales and Strategy at Airxchange. Airxchange is the largest North American manufacturer of energy recovery wheels and plates. Richard currently supports a wide variety of manufacturers in helping them integrate Airxchange components into high efficiency ventilation systems. Starting with Trane over 30 years ago, he has gone on to hold senior leadership positions with Munters, Smardt and now Airxchange. He is a voting member of ASHRAE Standard 62.1, a contributing author to ASHRAE Practical Guidance for Epidemic Operation of Energy Recovery Ventilation Systems. He holds a patent for dehumidification wheels used for energy efficient ventilation and humidity control. He has a degree in mechanical engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology and an MBA from Emory University.

Matt Middlebrooks – Senior Product Engineer at Filtration Group IAQ
Matt Middlebrooks is a Senior Product Engineer at Filtration Group IAQ and holds a B.S. and M.S. in Chemical Engineering from Clemson University. Matt has 36 years of R&D experience with 22 years spent focusing on Air Filtration (both HVAC and respirator). He is currently serving with ASHRAE’s Epidemic Task Force as part of the Filtration/Disinfection Team. Matt is also a recipient of ASHRAE’s Distinguished Service Award and an active member and participant on multiple ASHRAE Technical and Project Committees including: past chair and current voting member of TC 2.3, past chair and current member of SSPC 145, current voting member of TC 2.4, current member of GPC 35, past voting member of TC 2.9, and past member of ad hoc committee on international standards. In addition, he is also active with related committees in IEST and ISO (for HEPA and Gas-Phase filters).

Jeff Scheir – Senior Executive Director at Steril-Aire
Jeff Scheir has been with Steril-Aire since 2004 and spent 18 years in the Tech industry before that with companies that include Microsoft, AT&T, Symantec, And Cisco Systems. He has held positions in Sales, Marketing, Business Development, Tech Support, & Systems Engineering. His unique ability to match the technical with outside the box analysis has allowed him to bring people of different skill sets together to find unique solutions to challenging problems. Jeff has spearheaded development of new products both for Steril-Aire directly as well as in concert with other partner companies to speed COVID centric solutions to the marketplace during these everchanging times.

Disclaimer

The information contained within is presented by High Performing Buildings advertisers as a supplier webinar. It presents information of current interest and to provide a venue for interaction between HPB Magazine readers and the webinar presenter. These webinars should not be considered peer-reviewed (or the final word on any subject). HPB Magazine has not investigated, and expressly disclaims any duty to investigate any product, service, procedure, design, or the like which may be described herein. The appearance of any technical data or editorial material in this presentation does not constitute endorsement, warranty, or guarantee by HPB Magazine of any product, service, process, procedure, design, or the like.

2020 Supplier Webinar Series

Broadcast LiveDecember 3, 2020 at 2 p.m. ET

Presented by Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US

Available on demand after live broadcast

Summary

Applying VRF Systems in Cold-Climate Applications Webinar

Duration: 1 hour

Today’s VRF systems are an effective heating and cooling solution for a multitude of applications, including cold climates. This presentation is an overview of design considerations, methods and insights to help HVAC contractors, engineers and developers ensure comfort, efficiency and resilience when applying heat pumps in cold-weather climates.
Objectives:

Describe how modern VRF systems perform in cold climates.
Design to solve derating challenges and recognize when to apply flash-injection technology and water-source VRF systems.
Design systems and install with precautions for snow and cold weather.
Discuss the significance of successful cold-climate VRF applications for strategic electrification and decarbonization.

Speakers

About the presenters:

James DeBerry
Commercial Marketing Manager
Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US

James develops and executes marketing plans for Mitsubishi Electric’s commercial new product launches and existing product maintenance. With extensive corporate marketing experience, James most recently served as senior marketing manager at AT&T, Atlanta. He is a graduate of the University of Georgia with a degree in Journalism.

Mike Machemehl, PE, CEM, LEED Green Associate
Senior Manager, Commercial Channel Strategy
Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US

Company Description:
Formed in May 2018, Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US LLC (METUS) is the exclusive provider of Zoned Comfort Solutions® and a leading supplier of ductless, ducted and Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) heating and cooling systems in the United States and Latin America.

A joint venture between Trane Technologies plc and Mitsubishi Electric US, Inc., the company provides innovative products, systems and solutions capable of heating and cooling a broad range of applications, from a home to a large commercial building with superior efficiency, comfort and control.
The family of brands supported by METUS includes: Mitsubishi Electric, Trane®/Mitsubishi Electric and American Standard®/Mitsubishi Electric. More information is available at www.metahvac.com.

Disclaimer:
The information contained within is presented by High Performing Buildings advertisers as a supplier webinar. It presents information of current interest and to provide a venue for interaction between HPB Magazine readers and the webinar presenter. These webinars should not be considered peer-reviewed (or the final word on any subject). HPB Magazine has not investigated, and expressly disclaims any duty to investigate any product, service, procedure, design, or the like which may be described herein. The appearance of any technical data or editorial material in this presentation does not constitute endorsement, warranty, or guarantee by HPB Magazine of any product, service, process, procedure, design, or the like.

Broadcast Live November 18, 2020 at 11 a.m. ET

Presented by Automated Logic

Available on demand after live broadcast

Achieving Healthy Buildings with Building Automation, Part Two

Learning Objectives:

What are the foundational elements of “Healthy Buildings”?
What is the role of lighting, safety, and security systems in Healthy Buildings?
How can I use dashboards and analytics in my building automation system to assess and report on Healthy Building initiatives?

Target Audience: HVAC consulting engineers, HVAC designers, HVAC engineers, energy engineers, building owners, facilities management & staff, property managers, REIT managers & staff

Description: Receive: .1 CEU Credit

About the presenter David Rothgeb, Regional Sales Manager – Automated Logic David Rothgeb is the Regional Sales Manager for the Mountain Plains region at Automated Logic. He has over 25 years of experience in building controls and fire alarm and security sales/management. David earned a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Kansas State University and an MBA from Baker University. David is a member of ASHRAE and resides in Kansas City, where he supports Automated Logic dealers with product and application solutions for building automation and control systems.

Justin Mezzadri, Regional Technical Consultant – Automated Logic Justin Mezzadri is a Regional Technical Consultant for Automated Logic, supporting design engineers and consultants in the New York/New Jersey area. Justin has over 15 years of experience in the field of mechanical and electrical engineering, and previously worked as an Energy Solutions Manager for the Automated Logic New York/New Jersey branch office. He has diverse experience in the areas of project engineering and power generation/substation system design, and has also worked with an electric/water utility as well as an off-grid surveillance/time lapse photography company. Justin earned a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Virginia Tech and is a Certified Energy Manager/Demand Side Manager with the Association of Energy Engineers.

Disclaimer:
The information contained within is presented by High Performing Buildings advertisers as a supplier webinar. It presents information of current interest and to provide a venue for interaction between HPB Magazine readers and the webinar presenter. These webinars should not be considered peer-reviewed (or the final word on any subject). HPB Magazine has not investigated, and expressly disclaims any duty to investigate any product, service, procedure, design, or the like which may be described herein. The appearance of any technical data or editorial material in this presentation does not constitute endorsement, warranty, or guarantee by HPB Magazine of any product, service, process, procedure, design, or the like.

Broadcast Live October 22, 2020 at 11 a.m. ET

Presented by Automated Logic

Available on demand after live broadcast

Achieving Healthy Buildings with Building Automation

Learning Objectives:

What is a “Healthy Building”?
What are the foundational elements of a “Healthy Building”?
How can a building automation system be used to support these foundational elements?

Target Audience: HVAC consulting engineers, HVAC designers, HVAC engineers, energy engineers, building owners, facilities management & staff

Description: Receive: .1 CEU Credit

About the presenter Joe Tossing, Regional Sales Manager- Automated Logic Joe Tossing is the Southeast Regional Sales Manager for Automated Logic, supporting authorized dealers in the application of ALC products, software and services. Joe has over 20 years of experience supporting building automation systems in vertical markets such as Commercial Buildings and Higher Education, as well as critical process environments including Data Centers, Healthcare, Semi-Conductor and critical Fluid Flow applications.

Ken Gilbert, Regional Technical Consultant – Automated Logic

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Broadcast Live August 26, 2020 at 11 a.m. ET

Presented by FacilityConneX

Available on demand after live broadcast

Finding a Balance: Establishing Cost-Effective Air Optimization and Enhanced Patient Safety

Webinar Description: The push for increase outside air, pressure deviations, and higher level of concern on infectious disease spreading have increased the facility team with the bigger job of balancing energy costs, environmental safety, and patient comfort. Monitoring-based commissioning offers to increase the facility teams visibility and balancing of these priorities by using advanced analytic techniques to bring the biggest issue to the top and even predict a potential failure. Join us to see how other healthcare facility teams are gaining insight and efficiency with MBCx.

About the presenter Mark Pipher – Vice President and General Manager

Mark Pipher is the Vice President and General Manager of FacilityConneX. He has over 30 years’ experience managing staff within large and small companies and is a proven leader capable of driving teams of technologists, operations, sales, and marketing professionals to launch successful products and services. Mark has a deep expertise in the software development, cloud platform, industrial, and security sectors. Before joining FacilityConneX, he spent 8 years at GE as the General Manager of their Real-time Operational Intelligence and Knowledge Services division where he helped drive their position as a market-leader in the Industrial Internet space. Prior to GE, Mark was founder and VP of Engineering at West Ridge Networks, which produced four patents and was later sold to a publicly traded company. Mark has also held executive level roles at Celox Networks and at Motorola, in their Cable and Networking business unit, focusing on security and high-traffic data transport technologies. Mark is a graduate of Rutgers University, B.S. in Electrical Engineering. Disclaimer The information contained within is presented by High Performing Buildings advertisers as a supplier webinar. It presents information of current interest and to provide a venue for interaction between ASHRAE members and the webinar presenter. These webinars should not be considered peer-reviewed (or the final word on any subject). ASHRAE has not investigated, and ASHRAE expressly disclaims any duty to investigate any product, service, procedure, design, or the like which may be described herein. The appearance of any technical data or editorial material in this presentation does not constitute endorsement, warranty, or guarantee by ASHRAE of any product, service, process, procedure, design, or the like.

Broadcast Live May 13, 2020 at 11 a.m. ET

Presented by Automated Logic

Available on demand after live broadcast

CEU Webcast: BACnet Secure Connect: What You Need to Know

Description: This free webcast will provide an introduction to BACnet Secure Connect (BACnet/SC), an addendum to the ASHRAE BACnet protocol. Receive: .1 CEU Credit Presented by: Ken Gilbert, Regional Technical Consultant – Automated Logic Learning Objectives: 1. What is the future of BACnet connectivity and BACnet IP?

2. What is BACnet Secure Connect (BACnet/SC)?

3. Why do you need BACnet/SC?

4. How to implement BACnet/SC in existing and new installations

Target Audience: HVAC designers, HVAC consulting engineers, controls contractors, commissioning agents, building owners, facilities management & staff

About the Presenter: Ken Gilbert is a Regional Technical Consultant for Automated Logic, supporting design engineers and consultants in the Atlanta area. Ken brings significant industry experience to Automated Logic, having served with The Trane Company and Honeywell International in a variety of sales, engineering, and consultative roles. Ken graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Management. Ken and his family live in the Atlanta area.

Disclaimer

The information contained within is presented by High Performing Buildings advertisers as a supplier webinar. It presents information of current interest and to provide a venue for interaction between HPB Magazine readers and the webinar presenter. These webinars should not be considered peer-reviewed (or the final word on any subject). HPB Magazine has not investigated, and expressly disclaims any duty to investigate any product, service, procedure, design, or the like which may be described herein. The appearance of any technical data or editorial material in this presentation does not constitute endorsement, warranty, or guarantee by HPB Magazine of any product, service, process, procedure, design, or the like.