AAFAME - Event Information
Event Name:
WEBINAR: Existing Building Recommissioning/Retrocommissioning 101
Event Type(s):
Training
Description:
Is it time for a "tune up" of your building's HVAC system?
Are you spending your day dealing with unexpected equipment failures? Are you constantly getting tenant complaints about comfort issues or indoor air quality? If the answer is yes to either of these questions or you just aren't sure, it is likely time for a tune up.
Retrocommissioning or recommissioning is the process of bringing back a building to original specifications and design or to bring the HVAC system up to today's standards for operations and performance. This would apply to building's that were originally commissioned (recommissioning) or possibly never commissioned (retrocommissioning).
Buildings often undergo many changes over the years, whether its changes in ownership, management, building engineering/operations, equipment, occupancy or uses. Rarely are these changes noted or taken into consideration for building performance.
Retrocommissioning includes:
Speaker Name & Bio:
Brandon Clark is an Account Executive with Energy Logix; a full service HVAC service contractor in Central Texas. Brandon has a vast background in the HVAC industry. He brings in over 10-years of experience in industrial water treatment of condenser, chilled and hot water systems, as well as another 18- years of HVAC mechanical systems/service sales as an Account Executive, previously working for Trane, JCI and Daikin. He takes great pride in helping customers by utilizing his 28 years of experience in the HVAC industry to better understand a customer's facility and how their HVAC system serves their needs, knowing each building and customer is unique. He has lead retrocommissioning/recommissioning projects in buildings throughout Central and South Texas, with proven savings in overall utility spend averaging over 15% and drastic declines in unexpected system failures. Ensuring improved performance, reliability and life-cycle costs while maintaining customer satisfaction is his priority and the objective for each retrocommissioing/recommissioning project he is involved in.
Are you spending your day dealing with unexpected equipment failures? Are you constantly getting tenant complaints about comfort issues or indoor air quality? If the answer is yes to either of these questions or you just aren't sure, it is likely time for a tune up.
Retrocommissioning or recommissioning is the process of bringing back a building to original specifications and design or to bring the HVAC system up to today's standards for operations and performance. This would apply to building's that were originally commissioned (recommissioning) or possibly never commissioned (retrocommissioning).
Buildings often undergo many changes over the years, whether its changes in ownership, management, building engineering/operations, equipment, occupancy or uses. Rarely are these changes noted or taken into consideration for building performance.
Retrocommissioning includes:
- An analysis of a building's operating protocols
- Adjustment or calibration of mechanical systems, controls, waterside and airside equipment, including any needed cleaning and repairs
- Properly performed, retrocommissioning also includes documentation and training so building operators can maintain improved performance, while offering significant savings in utilities
Speaker Name & Bio:
Brandon Clark is an Account Executive with Energy Logix; a full service HVAC service contractor in Central Texas. Brandon has a vast background in the HVAC industry. He brings in over 10-years of experience in industrial water treatment of condenser, chilled and hot water systems, as well as another 18- years of HVAC mechanical systems/service sales as an Account Executive, previously working for Trane, JCI and Daikin. He takes great pride in helping customers by utilizing his 28 years of experience in the HVAC industry to better understand a customer's facility and how their HVAC system serves their needs, knowing each building and customer is unique. He has lead retrocommissioning/recommissioning projects in buildings throughout Central and South Texas, with proven savings in overall utility spend averaging over 15% and drastic declines in unexpected system failures. Ensuring improved performance, reliability and life-cycle costs while maintaining customer satisfaction is his priority and the objective for each retrocommissioing/recommissioning project he is involved in.
Event Date:
6/23/2020
Event Time:
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Central
Location:
Online via Zoom
Details:
REGISTRATION
Members $15
Non-Members $30
Zoom link will be sent after registration
Members $15
Non-Members $30
Zoom link will be sent after registration
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