Enhancing Sustainability, Quality, and Collaboration in Building Projects
This comprehensive course is designed to equip engineers with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in the field of building commissioning, focusing on achieving optimal efficiency and performance. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical applications, participants will learn how to assess, plan, and execute effective commissioning processes for various types of buildings, with an emphasis on integration, communication, and problem-solving. The course delves into the intricacies of HVAC systems, compatibility assessments, red flag detection, communication strategies, and challenges unique to specialty sites. Additionally, participants will gain insights into the evolving landscape of the construction industry, including climate challenges, regulatory updates, stakeholder dynamics, and the significance of collaboration and professionalism.
Senior Commissioning Consultant | CDML
A Mechanical Engineer with over 20 years experience in design and commissioning. Commissioned large scale projects for the Canadian Federal/Municipal Governments, Hospitals, Law Enforcement, Pharmaceutical, Educational Institutions. Areas of Specialty:  Designing large scale mechanical systems (HVAC, Fire Protection and Plumbing)  Commissioning large scale projects: managing the full cycle of document reviews, site visits, site reports, communication with clients, coordination with contractors  Utilizing REVIT design software
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