CB-FM EDUCATION FORUM

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2022 CB-FM Education Forum Schedule
Will Be Announced In Early September 2022....

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2021 EDUCATION FORUM SCHEDULE
Please Note: The Following Schedule is from our 2021 CB-FM Event.

9:00am - 10:00am

Room A
Information is Power: How Much Are You Giving Away?
Yossi Green, CDO; LS Enterprise Group
How many potential data breaches are you risking in your facility? All it takes is one. In one moment, your data security can be compromised. This danger can and should be avoided. Data security can be easy when the proper practices are in place. Has your facility even thought about the need for this vital practice? If you don’t have procedures in place, or even if you do, but your policies need updating, this session is for you.

Room B
Upper Air UVC, It's Origins & Impact on Indoor Air Quality
Derrick Sears, Business Development Manager; Lumalier, An Evergreen UV Company
Improving Indoor Air Quality through the use of Ultraviolet Technology in Commercial Buildings has become an increasingly important and viable option for Property Managers, Facility Managers & HVAC Engineers. Attendees at this session will learn about Upper Air UVC and why these fixtures are now recommended by the CDC, WHO and ASHRAE to help mitigate the transmission of airborne pathogens, like COVID-19, in hospitals, schools, prisons, office buildings & governmental buildings.

Room C
Introduction to VAVs
David Ferrara, Executive Director; National Association of Power Engineers DC1
This seminar will focus on the different types of VAV (Variable Air Volume) boxes, the operation of VAV boxes and troubleshooting. The seminar will also cover Cooling Only boxes as well as series and parallel fan powered VAV boxes.

10:15am - 11:15am

Room A
Increasing Machinery Reliability Using Hands-On Training
Frank Rowe, Manager; Maintenance Troubleshooting International
Did you know that small changes in machinery repair can spell the difference between a 2-year life to a 16-year life in rotating equipment? If you maintain pumps, fans, blowers, gear boxes, or compressors in your job or manage people that do, this seminar will show you how to increase the rotational life of those machines with a hands-on learning approach. Certain common components are shared by many machines and understanding how to assemble and install these components properly can be learned best with a hands-on training approach. Teach your people or yourself the small details that make machines last longer and reduce downtime by learning by doing. Hands-on training works, but what does it cost and is it worth the effort? Learn why.

Room B
Aging Building Infrastructure
Ted Ross; President, TRC Engineering and
Steven C. Turner, PE; Principal, Structural Engineer, Building Envelope Consulting & Scientists, LLC
This presentation on Aging Building Infrastructure will address the mechanical, electrical and structural issues in older buildings and the implication of these issues on budget, planning and property values. The presentation will cover the issue of maintenance and whether replacement or repair of systems is the best option for management.

Room C
Why Mechanical Insulation is Important to Your Facility
Peter Ielmini, Executive Director; Mechanical Insulators LMCT
This session will inform a facility manager or an engineer about the most undervalued and underutilized energy efficient technology in the building sustainability arena, Mechanical Insulation. 70% of US energy consumption is in buildings, while 10-30% of insulation is missing. Session topics will include Reducing Energy Costs as well as Reducing Carbon Footprint, ROI, Energy Audits, and Saving Property & Lives with Firestop Technology.

11:30am - 12:30pm

Room A
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.

Room B
Lightning Protection System Maintenance and Industry Requirements
Chuck Cooley, Business Development; Hicks Lightning Protection
While most facilities have upkeep provisions or periodic maintenance programs for their building systems, a lightning protection system check-up can fall through the cracks. The vast majority of operations managers and building owners aren't familiar with industry requirements and recommendations designed to ensure system safety and effectiveness. This presentation examines industry recommendations and best practices for lightning protection systems to help ensure materials and methods maintain compliance with nationally recognized safety Standards.

Room C
The Latest in High Performance Polymer Repair Technology
Kevin Fisher, Manager; ENECON USA
This seminar will discuss the latest technological advancements in high performance composite technology. The seminar will also examine how these advancements can improve permanent repairs to concrete, pipes, pumps, cooling towers, air handlers, floors, chillers, boilers and much more using high performance composite technology.

12:45pm - 1:45pm

Room A
Overcoming The Skilled Workforce Shortage:
Building a Dream Facilities Team
Pamela Dincher, Program Manager, Commercial Programs; Clean Energy Center at Penn College
Are you feeling the pain of the skilled trades labor shortage? You’re not alone. Reports show that roughly 90% of employers across all industry sectors struggle to find qualified candidates for trades positions. This session will explore three essential components of a winning recruitment and retention strategy for facilities positions.

Room B
Managing Nuisance Wildlife in Your Property or Facility
Brandon Tyler; Regional/General Manager; Xceptional, Inc.
The removal of Nuisance Wildlife and Pests from residential and commercial properties is an important responsibility for Facility Management & maintenance professionals This seminar will cover Bird Deterrents like Netting, Shock Track and others. The seminar will also discuss other methods including Geese Deterrents, Pest Control, Wildlife Trapping, Snakes, Beaver Trapping and more.

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.

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.

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Please contact our Sales Team today at 508.824.3343 to learn how you can become an exhibitor at our 2022 CB-FM show at the Dulles Expo Center in Chantilly, VA.