Energy efficient building operations course

Seminar Summary

There is a proven link between effective maintenance and energy efficiency – properly maintained plant and equipment consumes less energy, as well as being better for the environment, safer to operate, cheaper to run and more likely to satisfy the customer.

Unfortunately, maintenance practices are not always up to scratch and the above benefits are lost.
This one day course will help anyone who services, supplies or maintains equipment, manages facilities or has a role in the design, installation, operation and commissioning of HVAC systems.

Newcomers to the industry especially will benefit from this excellent induction to maintenance best practice techniques and strategies.

Key topics

• Energy efficient operation and maintenance of air conditioning systems
• Buildings ‘ energy consumption and contribution of mechanical services
• Compliance to relevant regulations, standards and codes
• Monitoring and reporting on energy efficiency
• Identifying strategies to improve building performance
• Maintenance strategies and typical maintenance schedules
• Selling energy efficiency to builders, owners, tenants and end users
• Interpretation and establishment of energy management plans
• Impact of life cycle costing

This course is ideal for:

This one day course is ideal for anyone who provides services, supplies equipment, maintains and / or manages facilities or has a role that influences design, installation, operation and commissioning of HVAC systems

Course dates and locations

Sydney

September 30th, 2008
Vibe Hotel
88 Alfred Street Milsons Point, NSW 2061

Adelaide

October 2nd, 2008
TBC

Melbourne

October 8th, 2008
Travelodge Southbank Melbourne
9 Riverside Quay, Southbank, VIC, 3006

Brisbane

October 15th, 2008
The Pavillion - Allan Border Field
1 Bogan Street, Breakfast Creek, QLD 4010

In-house training

The energy efficient building operations seminar can also be run at your work place. If you have 8 or more people interested in doing the course please contact Brendan Pejkovic on 03 8623 3007 to obtain further information.


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