Lighting Design Lab Spring 2019 Classes
Introduction to Daylighting Design (Level 100) – $30
An introduction to daylighting basics, and simple rules of thumb to maximize available visible daylight within the built environment while minimizing potential solar heat gain.
- January 29, 1-3pm: Everett
- January 28, 10-noon: Tacoma*
- January 30, 3-5pm: Seattle
Promoting Energy Efficiency (Level 100) – $30
Explore tools and techniques for promoting energy efficient design, quality, and tenant comfort.
- January 29, 3-5pm: Everett
- January 28, 1-3: Tacoma*
- January 30, 1-3pm: Seattle
Effective Office Lighting (Level 200) – $30
This class will take the fundamental design principles, and help you apply the new tools to achieve a successful office design.
- February 27, 10-noon: Seattle
- March 6, 10-noon: Everett
Advanced Lighting Controls (Level 300) – $120
This 2-day class is an interactive, hands-on workshop. Space is limited to 24 participants.
- February 21-22, 8am-4pm: Seattle
Lighting for Schools K-12 Workshop (Level 300) – $60
This 4-hour, hands-on workshop will focus in on learning environments and current research regarding daylighting and lighting controls in the school environment.
- April 11, 1-5pm: Seattle
Professional CEUs available for all classes.
*Lunch will be provided for students participating in both Fundamentals classes on January 28th in Tacoma. Space is limited to 20 participants.
Governor Inslee Announces Clean Energy Package at Smart Buildings Center
We had the honor of hosting Governor Jay Inslee as he announced his ambitious 2019 Clean Energy Package from the Smart Buildings Center. In a room packed with legislators, senior government representatives and our own community of efficiency and climate advocates and stakeholders, the Governor laid out a policy that will move our state to 100% Clean electricity, accelerate our efforts to transform our building stock into smart and highly efficient buildings, establish a clean fuel standard, electrify our state’s transportation system, and phase-down super-pollutants in certain products. Altogether, this policy package would reduce our state’s GHG emissions to 25 percent below the 1990 levels by 2035. We are particularly excited about the focus on buildings and the role they play in our collective efforts to decarbonize the state. Not only does this package highlight the important work we are all doing to make our built environment ever more smart and efficient, but if passed, it will deepen the value of our collective contributions. NEEC will be closely tracking this package in 2019 and encourage you to engage with the legislature and share your support for the Governor’s plans. You can watch the Governor’s announcement here, and as always, feel free to reach out to us if you have questions about the legislative package or how you can get engaged.
NEEC Senior Project Manager
NEEC is seeking a dynamic Senior Project Manager to advance the market demand for smart buildings and accelerate the adoption of smart technologies and practices in the industry. This role would entail managing multiple projects and clients, as well as seeking new and creative ways to drive the smart buildings conversation through events, trainings and initiatives with the center. The role requires direct working knowledge of building systems and the energy management industry. The position reports directly to the Smart Buildings Center Project Director and will work collaboratively throughout the organization.
If you are interested in this position, click on the link below for more information and how to apply.
Washington State Energy Code Commercial Provisions Training
Building air leakage can significantly impact the energy performance of a building through envelope heat loss and higher fan energy to maintain building pressurization. The Northwest Energy Efficiency Council is offering a workshop in December 2018 about the commercial air barrier requirements in the 2015 WSEC. This 2-hour training will provide information about air barrier installation and building enclosure testing.
TRAINING TOPICS INCLUDE:
- What is an air barrier and why it is required in the WSEC?
- How to calculate and document the air barrier surface area
- Coordinating air barrier requirements with the design and construction team
- Building enclosure testing requirements in the WSEC
- Best practice testing methods for various building types
- What happens if the building fails the building enclosure air leakage test?
- Reporting building enclosure air leakage test results
PRESENTERS: PHIL EMORY
Lead Engineer for Building Enclosure Testing – Neudorfer Engineers Mr. Emory has over 15 years of building pressurization testing experience, having tested over 10 million square feet of buiding enclosures. He serves as the committee chair for the Building Enclosure Testing Committee with NEBB and is the lead instructor for the NEBB Certified Professional course. He holds certifications in NEBB Building Enclosure Testing, ABAA Field Auditing and ASNT Level 2 Thermal/Infrared Themography.
DATE: Thursday, December 13, 2018
LOCATION: Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities
ADDRESS: 10001 W. Clearwater Avenue, Kennewick, WA 99336
TIME: 11:00AM – 1:30PM
(with 30 min. break for a box lunch)
REGISTRATION: [email protected]
NEEC is Hiring!
NEEC is seeking a dynamic Senior Project Manager to advance the market demand for smart buildings and accelerate the adoption of smart technologies and practices in the industry. This role would entail managing multiple projects and clients, as well as seeking new and creative ways to drive the smart buildings conversation through events, trainings and initiatives with the center. The role requires direct working knowledge of building systems and the energy management industry. The position reports directly to the Smart Buildings Center Project Director and will work collaboratively throughout the organization.
If you are interested in this position, click on the link below for more information and how to apply.
