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FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

2020

Summit Bechtel Reserve September 13-19, 2020

Rangers, properties committee members, directors of support services, and

professionals—all who contribute to the planning, improvements, construction, and

maintenance of our facilities—should attend this course.

Sign Up today Summit Bechtel Reserve

September 13 - 19, 2020

Register at:

https://reservations.scouting.org/profile/131272

Cost: $495

For more information, contact

Dave Cornell

at Dave.Cornell@scouting.org

or (972) 580-2412

Course being held at:

Summit Bechtel Reserve

2550 Jack Furst Drive

Glen Jean, WV 25846

Phone: (304) 465-2822

Faculty Dave Cornell January 2008 start to present Travel on council request for local needs Address issues with National implications Licensed Architect State of Texas #11480 Matthew Reineck Summit Team Lead - Program Operations Early 2008 as DE to present Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member Numerous positions in councils Sea Base logistics NCS Faculty and Director Facility Management Certified Chris Reynolds Camping Director, Erie Shores Council Outdoor Skills staff and Tower staff as youth and Assistant Ranger Facilities Director & Ranger at Pioneer Scout Res-ervation in Ohio Eagle Scout, Vigil Honor member Silver Beaver Award Walley Lester Medic and Volunteer Firefighter ER staff and Hospital Management Program Director, Camp Director Ranger, Facilities Director Summit Program Manager, Justice Scout Camp and Summit Experience High Adventure Camp Eagle Scout Bryan Richards Construction Superintendent and Management Experience Oversees numerous properties & projects for Longhorn Ranger, ASM, Crew Associate Advisor Eagle, NCS, NYLT, Wood Badge

Course Schedule (Tentative) Monday Class Administration Stewardship Moment Legal Matters Budgeting Tuesday Conservation Materials I Partnerships Labor—Skilled vs. Unskilled Wednesday 1/2 Day Session Thursday Materials II Construction I Camp Elements Construction II Friday Energy Alternatives Maintenance/Fiix—organizational benefits Roundtable discussions at the end of each day will help you find and explore solutions.

Overview As the need for quality facilities within our camp system continues to evolve, it is imperative to incorporate best practices. This course will cover what constitutes good design and planning, how to construct quality facilities, life cycle costing, and low-maintenance design choices.

Why? To understand what legal instruments need

to be on record with the council To learn what materials work best To learn material limitations To increase your knowledge of alternative

energy solutions that the BSA is a natural to incorporate on our properties

To learn construction best practices To expand your knowledge of budgeting for

construction To grow in collaboration with other property

personnel To move toward more common practices and

materials to use across our camp system To learn about the adopted maintenance

software Fiix and its importance