Free EMA/APPA/AABC Webinar: Technical & Practical Exploration of Building Reopening Issues in the post-COVID-19 Future
The Energy Management Association (EMA), announced that it’s teaming with education facilities engineering association APPA to conduct a webinar that offers a deep technical and practical exploration of occupied space issues and needs in the coming post-COVID-19 future. The webinar features the chairman of the ASHRAE Epidemic Task Force Reopening Team and AABC’s Justin Garner, P.E., CxA, TBE, Engineered Air Balance.
Free Webinar: The Future Isn’t what it used to be: Occupied Space in the COVID-19 Era
Thursday, August 6, 2020
1:00 -2:00 PM Eastern
Attendees Earn 1 AIA Learning Unit for Continuing Education
Presenters for the webinar are Wade Conlan, P.E., CxA Hanson Professional Services Inc., member ASHRAE Epidemic Task Force and Chairman of Task Force Reopening Team; AABC’s Justin Garner, P.E., CxA, TBE, Engineered Air Balance; Eric McEwen, CxA, EMP, TLC Engineering Solutions; and James Moore, COO and Executive Vice President, Brightline Strategies, author “COVID-19 Commercial Impact: Commercial Office Users/Tenant Impact Survey.” In addition to their presentations, the panelists will contribute informative topic-related resources to webinar attendees.
The learning objectives for the webinar include:
Understand the implications of COVID-19 on the future of occupied spaces on matters of codes, regulations, best practices in O&M, etc.
Learn how energy services providers are responding to COVID-19 challenges with their existing clientele and are preparing for future service demands with new offerings and immediate needs created by reconfigured spaces.
Understand the immediate implications of COVID-19 on basic matters of ventilation, filtration, air flows, workplace distancing, humidification, etc. based on current and emerging science.
Using contemporary survey data, understand the concerns, challenges, and current demands facing building owners and facility managers to reopen and operationalize spaces in the “new normal.”
