JOINT LUNCH MEETING WITH SMACNA
at the
SHEET METAL WORKERS TRAINING CENTER
Tuesday, December 13th, 2005
at the
SHEET METAL WORKERS TRAINING CENTER
Tuesday, December 13th, 2005
Place: SMACNA Training Facility 2828 East 45th Street
Time: 11:30 a.m. - Meeting Starts
11:45 a.m. Meeting Program
Theme: Efficiency, Health and Safety Time: 11:30 a.m. - Meeting Starts
11:45 a.m. Meeting Program
Cost: Lunch shall be provided free of charge - compliments of SMACNA & Local 20.
Mr. Spielvogel is a Fellow of ASHRAE and an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer and past Director and Chair of ASHRAE Standard 105 on Building Energy Performance. He is also the past Chair of the Standard 90 Panel on HVAC Systems, the Technical Committees on Energy Utilization, Computer Applications, and service Water Heating. Also he is the past Chair of the ANSI / ASHRAE / IESNA Standard 90.1 Project.
12:45 p.m. John Hamilton TABB CEO shall provide a NEMI / TABB update. Also new certifications shall be available.
1:15 p.m. Commissioning protocol and certifications
We should adjourn by 1:30 p.m.
This is the last meeting for 2005 so please try to join us. We should conclude by 1:30.
Please RSVP early, but if you find that you can't make the meeting, notify us ASAP out of courtesy for our hosts.
Meeting Program:
11:45 a.m. Our speaker will be Larry Spielvogel, PE. He will provide an overview of ANSI / ASHRAE / IESNA Standard 90.1. Among the subjects covered shall be:
Reasoned responses To ThreatsRisk Management Guidelines for Health & Safety.Environmental Security during Extraordinary Incidents. 12:45 p.m. John Hamilton TABB CEO shall provide a NEMI / TABB update. Also new certifications shall be available.
1:15 p.m. Commissioning protocol and certifications
We should adjourn by 1:30 p.m.
This is the last meeting for 2005 so please try to join us. We should conclude by 1:30.
Reservations:
For reservations, please call Jan Dubbs whose phone number is 819-2083, or Email: jdubbs@bsalifestructures.com by Friday, December 9th. If you receive Jan's voice mail, please leave a message stating your name, company, the number of reservations required, and your phone number. PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
"If you were able to make the November meeting downtown at the Westin, you were treated to a wonderful speaker in Julian deBullet. He did a very nice job of explaining Variable Primary Flow through a chiller and the pitfalls involved including "Low Delta T Syndrome." We had a large group for the meeting as many hospital engineers joined us for the afternoon. The ISHE conference was also interesting, providing a good place to mingle with fellow engineers and suppliers. Special thanks go to Frank St. John for setting it up and also to ISHE for allowing us to continue this annual tradition! In December, we continue another tradition with our joint SMACNA meeting. Their training facility is complete now, so there should be a lot of interesting sample installations for us to see. I would like to remind you that we have reinstated the "Featured Consultant" aspect of our meetings. Any consultant that wants to highlight their firm in this arena is welcome to let us know and we'll give you ten minutes or so to tell us what kind of interesting projects you are doing, or how you solved a complex problem, or anything else you want to talk about. Slots are open in January, February, March, and April. Keep in mind that our April meeting includes Jeff Kaden from IU! First come, first served! Also, we are very excited to announce that on March 14, 2006 we will be honored to present Lee Burgett, the current ASHRAE President who will be our main speaker for the day. This is a rare opportunity to hear from someone who has a unique perspective concerning what is happening in ASHRAE and in the industry in general. So put this lunch meeting on your calendar now! ASHRAE CHAPTER / REGIONAL TECHNOLOGY AWARDSApplications are available now on line at:http://www.ashrae.org/content/ASHRAE/ASHRAE/ArticleAltFormat/200456122441_347.pdf
Submitting for an award is simpler than ever, our goal is to have FIVE applications from CIC submitted by Jan. 1, 2006.Projects to consider are: operating rooms, laboratories, computer rooms, industrial processes, offices, warehousesTopics to be judged are:Energy Efficiency, Indoor Air Quality, Innovation, Operation & Maintenance, Cost Effectiveness and Environmental Impact.
NOTE: ASHRAE Technology Awards are the HVAC&R industry's most prestigious honor for efficient energy use in buildings and environmental system performance. While the awards do not certify responsible charge or professional license status, they do recognize outstanding design innovation and successful implementation going towards your credibility as an HVAC Design Professional.INTRODUCTORY MEMBERSHIPSIf you know of someone that is a good candidate to be an ASHRAE member, then bring them to one of our meetings. Their first meeting is on us and there is no charge for their dinner. Please call Jan at 819-2083 for reservations. NOTE: ASHRAE has created an introductory membership level. The annual dues are $40 and you must be under 30 years of age. You will receive the ASHRAE Journal and the Insights Magazine. The Handbook is not a benefit at this level. Please contact David Jennings at 317-841-8114 for membership applications.
Submitting for an award is simpler than ever, our goal is to have FIVE applications from CIC submitted by Jan. 1, 2006.Projects to consider are: operating rooms, laboratories, computer rooms, industrial processes, offices, warehousesTopics to be judged are:Energy Efficiency, Indoor Air Quality, Innovation, Operation & Maintenance, Cost Effectiveness and Environmental Impact.
NOTE: ASHRAE Technology Awards are the HVAC&R industry's most prestigious honor for efficient energy use in buildings and environmental system performance. While the awards do not certify responsible charge or professional license status, they do recognize outstanding design innovation and successful implementation going towards your credibility as an HVAC Design Professional.INTRODUCTORY MEMBERSHIPSIf you know of someone that is a good candidate to be an ASHRAE member, then bring them to one of our meetings. Their first meeting is on us and there is no charge for their dinner. Please call Jan at 819-2083 for reservations. NOTE: ASHRAE has created an introductory membership level. The annual dues are $40 and you must be under 30 years of age. You will receive the ASHRAE Journal and the Insights Magazine. The Handbook is not a benefit at this level. Please contact David Jennings at 317-841-8114 for membership applications.
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