DULLES EXPO CENTER CHANTILLY, VA 9AM-2PM
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2023 EDUCATION FORUM SCHEDULE
Please Note: Schedule is Subject to Change.
Please Note: Schedule is Subject to Change.
9:00am - 10:00am
Room A
What Just Happened
What You Can Do Today or Maybe STOP Doing
What Does the Future Look Like
E. W. Dovel, VP Public Sector Sales; Orion Energy Systems, Inc.
The COVID pandemic has presented unprecedented challenges to facility managers and exposed operational issues that continue. Those challenges include misinformation and multiple directions about virtually every building system we maintain. There is good news and a path forward. This session will help a facility manager wade through the confusion and explain the aspects to make informed decisions for your buildings. We will also review some future capabilities and applications for LED Lighting.
Room B
Importance of Facility Maintenance
Matthew Tarbert, Commercial Sales Manager; Magnolia Plumbing
This seminar will discuss Maintenance Programs for:
HVAC / Plumbing / Wastewater Management / Stormwater Management
Room C
Washington Gas Commercial & Residential Incentive Programs
Megan Lackay & Carolyn Grant, Washington Gas Business Energy Solutions Representatives; ICF/Washington Gas
This presentation will provide information on the most current Washington Gas incentive programs for commercial and residential customers in Maryland and Virginia. Attendees will learn about participation requirements, the application process, and how to save on energy efficient gas equipment upgrades.
10:15am - 11:15am
Room A
The Importance of Concrete Building Inspections
and Maintenance
Blake Tomforde, W2E Sales Engineer; Fabcon Work 2 Existing
This session will point out the importance of having concrete buildings inspected on a regular basis and how to properly maintain these types of buildings. We will discuss what to look for when inspections are done and how to provide proper maintenance and do needed repairs so your buildings will continue to perform as they were designed to.
Room B
Prevent Trespassing and Protect Your Building
Corey Morris, Outside Sales Manager; Federal Lock and Safe
Unauthorized people are constantly evolving to find new ways to gain property access, but you can deter them! This session will cover ways you can secure the perimeter of your building, types of hardware that improve security, and how to lock entrances while still maintaining ADA and fire code compliance.
Room C
Cooling Tower Deficiencies and Solutions
Chris Healey, General Manager; Morin Distribution/The Cooling Tower Store
This one hour educational seminar will provide insight into Cooling Tower Basics and Operational Deficiencies that building and facility maintenance operators typically experience. We will also discuss updates on new technological advances and solutions that are currently available to recover performance and increase life expectancy of the equipment.
11:30am - 12:30pm
Room A
Dominion Energy: Non-Residential Utility Incentive Programs
Justin Deckert, Account Manager; Michaels Energy
Dominion Energy provides electric service to over 2.5 million customers in both Virginia and North Carolina. With the continued adoption of Energy Efficiency best practices and technologies, Dominion has incentives available to their customer's to help offset those project costs. The presenter will provide information on what programs that commercial customers and facility managers can use to help save energy and receive money back from Dominion.
Room B
How To Make Permanent Repairs With The Latest In High
Performance Polymer Technology
Kevin Fisher, Manager; ENECON USA
This seminar will discuss how to make permanent repairs with the latest in polymer technology. Kevin will show how many industries (Factories, Schools, Hospitals, US Military, Pharma…) make permanent repairs to (concrete, cooling towers, air handlers, heat exchangers, leaking pipes, floors, pumps, corrosion…)
Room C
Connected Plumbing, Achieving Control and Peace of Mind
Valerie DiBenedetto, Account Manager; Complete Facilities Service and
Patrick Prendergast, Director of Higher Education; Zurn/Elkay
IoT connects buildings by providing real-time data for action and evaluative purposes. Plumbing products can be part of the connected building to reduce maintenance costs, conserve water, and provide health and safety benefits not achievable with nonconnected plumbing products. We will review data that can be collected from commercial plumbing products to deliver critical information to management and describe how these products create cost and time savings, enhance health, safety, compliance, and contribute to overall occupant satisfaction and wellness.
12:45pm - 1:45pm
Room A
Intro to Six Sigma and Lean Six Sigma
As It Relates to Maintenance
Peter Grech, VP Education; Superintendents Technical Association
Lean Six Sigma and Six Sigma are proven tools to problem solving in manufacturing.
This session introduces Lean and Six Sigma principles as it relates to property and building maintenance management. By converting, the tools in Six Sigma can add value and structure to problem solving in our field. Lean Six Sigma principles adds value by eliminating waste in time and material.
Room B
Aging Facilities: Six Risks Every Facility Manager Should Know
Kyle Christiansen, Discipline Leader, Architecture; Roth Integrated Asset Management
Every decade the challenges and risks associated with facilities change. Attendees at this session will learn about the Six Risks of Aging Facilities and help Facility Managers understand the aging process and understand the risk of each decade in the Expected Useful Life of a facility. The speaker will also discuss the impact of code and ADA compliance requirements, the impact of new energy legislation, and the impact of systems that are interrelated.
Room C
Killing the Bacteria That's Eating Your Infrastructure
& Chiller Tubes
John T. Julian, Sr., CEO; Danolyte Global LLC
Chillers are important components of commercial buildings today. Attendees at this seminar will learn about the harmful bacteria your living with; how bacteria can negatively affecting your chiller performance and electrical costs; and how to destroy the harmful bacteria in your chiller system with safe, natural alternatives that don't rely on toxic chemicals to be effective.
Please Note: Schedule is Subject to Change
CB-FM Education Seminars are sponsored by NAPEEF & AFE and
all sessions earn 0.1 CEU through AFE's Continuing Edu. Program.
all sessions earn 0.1 CEU through AFE's Continuing Edu. Program.
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For over thirty years AFE's Certification Programs have been the standard for an ever-evolving industry. Today, AFE manages and maintains three certification programs: Certified Plant Engineer (CPE), Certified Professional Supervisor (CPS) and Certified Professional Maintenance Manager (CPMM).
Through our association with AFE, ALL SHOW ATTENDEES will find quality education that will EARN CEU CREDITS. Credit that can help you achieve and maintain these, and other, important professional certifications.
Remember... It's ALWAYS FREE to
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Attend a MAINTENANCE SHOW!
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Please contact our Sales Team today at 508.824.3343 to learn how you can become an exhibitor at our 2023 CB-FM show at the Dulles Expo Center in Chantilly, VA.
