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Building Commissioning Association 1600 NE COMPTON DRIVE, STE. 200HILLSBORO, OR 97006
Building Commissioning Association
THREE DAYS OF TRAINING, NETWORKING, & FUN!YOU’RE INVITED!Every year our schedules seem to get busier than the last, but the BCxA Annual Conference is a must-attend event. This year in Chicagoland we’re bringing you fresh Cx and building performance content, opportunities to network with other professionals, and find your place within the BCxA Family. Meeting with quality experts on commissioning and building performance, this conference gives you the platform to learn from the experts from all over North America.
Join us for continuing education, networking, & fun in CHICAGOLAND!
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JOINUSSEPTEMBER 25-27, 2019 I CHICAGOLAND, IL
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• Building Systems & Advanced Technology Integration
• Commissioning Applications
• Industry Trends
• Project Team Building
• Inspiring New Relationships
• Learning Experiences for All Knowledge Levels
• Innovative Ideas
• Best Practices in Cx
• Healthcare Cx
• And Much More!
• Architects
• Commissioning Providers
• Construction Managers & Contractors
• Controls Design & Installation Professionals
• Design Engineers
• Facility & Energy Managers
• Owners’ Representatives
• Systems Manufacturers
• Utility Program Representatives
WHAT YOU WILL TAKE WITH YOU: WHO ATTENDS BCxA CONFERENCE?
SPONSORS
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ARE STILL AVAILABLE. Contact Nicole Gardner at 877.666.2292.
PLATINUM
SEPTEMBER 25-27, 2019 I CHICAGOLAND, ILLINOISBCxA Annual Conference
FULL-DAY WORKSHOPWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2019 | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Control System Fundamentals and Systems Logic Modification
Presenter: David Sellers, PE - Facility Dynamics Engineering
This workshop includes control theory, and also leverages the instructor’s logic diagram tool to understand basic components of a good control system design and tools for developing them. Starting with control system fundamentals, you will work with a project example to make a point list, logic diagram, and narrative sequence for a basic function —control of the heat exchanger.
You will learn how the point list can be used to build the control system budget based on historic cost information. You will explore adding a reset strategy to the basic heat exchanger control logic to solve a comfort problem and save energy, and then walk through the energy savings calculation technique you would use to figure out the savings.
Time permitting, the workshop can move on to developing more logic such as the scheduling logic for hot water pumps or other systems in the building.
This full day workshop is approved for 7 learning units. Attendees will receive access to all online materials needed for this class.
BCxA Member Rates
REGISTER - $400.00 (Early Bird) | $475.00 (After September 6, 2019)
Non-Member Rates
REGISTER - $550.00 (Early Bird) | $625.00 (After September 6, 2019)
HALF-DAY WORKSHOPWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2019 | 1:00 – 5:00 PM
The Alpha and Omega of Commissioning Lighting Control Systems
Presenter: Lyn Gomes, PE, CCP, LC, LEED AP, CLCATT - Senior Commissioning/MEP Coordinator, DPR Construction
Lighting uses about 30-40% of a building’s energy use. Lighting control systems can save energy, but only if they’re working properly. In this workshop, Lyn Gomes, our very own lighting control systems expert, will teach you to commission the most common components and control sequences of these systems.
She will also cover commissioning for integration of lighting control systems with other control systems. After going over the basics of how they operate, she’ll cover them throughout the commissioning process – from the OPR to post-occupancy, and functional testing, of course.
Lyn is known for her practical approach to presentations, so you’ll leave the class with concrete takeaways that you can apply to your current and future projects.
This half-day workshop is approved for 4 learning units. Attendees will receive a notebook with all the materials from the presentation.
BCxA Member Rates
REGISTER - $250.00 (Early Bird) | $300.00 (After September 6, 2019)
Non-Member Rates
REGISTER - $300.00 (Early Bird) | $350.00 (After September 6, 2019)
GOLD SILVER CONFERENCE SPONSORS
• CopperTree
• Critical Room Control
• CxAlloy
• Engineering Economics, Inc. (EEI)
• InEight
• Melink Corporation
• Pharmatech Associates, Inc.
• Wick Fisher White
7:30AM - 5:00PM REGISTRATION & OPEN EXHIBITS
7:30 - 8:30AM BREAKFAST
8:30 - 10:00AM WELCOME - MODERATED BY: BCxA President Tom Poeling, PE, CEM, CCP - U.S. Engineering Construction
SMART ENERGY ANALYTICS CAMPAIGN RECOGNITION
BENNER AWARD PRESENTATION: Liz Fischer - Executive Director, BCxA
10:00 - 10:30AM BREAK - Exhibit Hall Opens
Cx ESSENTIALS: Existing Building Cx HEALTHCARE Cx COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE ELECTRICAL Cx
Sponsor: TBD Sponsor: Critical Room Control Sponsor: CxAlloy Sponsor: Facility Grid
10:30 - 11:30AM It's Not Magic! A Proactive Approach to Save Money - Not Burn It.
Tony DiLeonardo, LEED AP, CxA - Wick Fisher White
Commissioning a High-Tech Hospital in the Caribbean
Kelly Adighije, CE IMechE, LEED AP BD+C, BCxP, BEAP, GGP - Baumann Consulting, Inc.
Integrated Project Delivery – Design Phase Lessons Learned
Kenny Reed, PE, CxAP, CEM - Specialized Engineering Solutions
Backup Power - That's Shocking!
Joshua Harwood, CCP - Cator, Ruma & Associates
11:40AM - 12:40PM EBCx Best Practices: BCxA Update
Justin D'Arcy, PE, BCxA Committee Chair Grumman/Butkus Associates
How Commissioning Helps Hospitals Meet Requirements
Paul Mulyk - NYU Langone Health
Mike Dooley, PE, CCP - AKF
Commissioning to Net Zero
Cameron Scott, PE, CEM - Salt Lake City Corp
David Griffin II, AIA BEMP - Griffin EnerG Consulting
When is it Acceptable to Use Manufacturing QC Testing as Final Cx Acceptance Testing Results
Jaime Olivas - Page/ Olivas Consulting Services LLC
12:40 - 2:00PM LUNCH - Presentation of the Building Awards
Keynote Sponsor: PHARMATECH ASSOCIATES, INC.
2:00 - 3:00PM A Simply Better Business Model for EBCx
Sandy Selman - CPROP
Tracey Jumper, CCP, LEED AP Jump-Start Building Commissioning, LLC
Design, Qualification, and Operation of a Gene Therapy Facility
Michele Levenson - Pharmatech Associates, Inc
Commissioning Your Portfolio
Jay Amundson - University of Minnesota
Vin Varghese, CEM - AT&T
Andrew Samuels - Nexant
No Interruptions: Commissioning Measures in Preventing Unplanned Downtime
Ryan Lean, PE, LEED AP, CCP - Jaros, Baum & Bolles
Phil Karnicki - CBRE
3:00 - 3:15PM BREAK
3:15 - 4:15PM ASHRAE Guildeline 36
Jeff Boldt, PE, FASHRAE, LEED AP, HBDP IMEG Corp
Smart Hospital Engineering Demands Smart EBCx
Mischa Morgera, PE, QCxP, CCCA, LEED GA EBI Consulting, Inc.
David Cohen, PE, CCP, DCEP - Grumman/Butkus Associates
Using Technology for Communication & Team Building
Nicholas Bova - Turner Construction Company
Matthew Damon - Turner Construction Company
Thomas Hyland - Turner Construction Company
Power Loss and Recovery Test – Best Practices
James Adams, CxA, PE, EMP, RCDD Facility Commissioning Group
4:15 - 5:15PM How to Plan & Budget When You Don’t Know What You’ll Find
Robert Austin - Dewberry
Healthcare Critical Space Pressurization Control
Daniel Evans - Critical Room Control
John Villani, PE, CCP - Grumman/Butkus Associates
Catch and Don’t Release - Maintaining Value Through Data Transfers
Jacob Terry - CxAlloy
Integrated Systems Testing of Large Facilities
David Powell, CE - Arup
Alex Kozinets, PE, CxA, EBCP, LEED AP - Facility Grid
5:15 - 7:00PM EXHIBITOR SOCIAL HOUR & ZURICH BUILDING TOURS
DAY 2 FRIDAY, SEP 27TH
DAY 1 THURSDAY, SEP 26TH
7:00AM - 5:00PM REGISTRATION
7:00 - 8:30AM BREAKFAST
CX ESSENTIALS: New Construction Building Cx CX SYSTEMS ONGOING CX
Sponsor: InEight Sponsor: Melink Corporation Sponsor: CopperTree
8:00 - 9:00AM The Things We Wish We Knew at the Beginning
David Guberud, QCxP, CxA - Ring & DuChateau, LLP
Shana Jones, CE, QCxP - Ring & DuChateau, LLP
Fan Array Retrofit & Cx: Easy as Plug ‘n Play
Geoff Hancock, CEM - Verdera
Ongoing Commissioning Best Practices
Janelle Griffin, PE, CCP - RTI International
Kelsey Leslie, PE, CxA, Niagara IV - Paladin, Inc.
Jesse Sycuro, PE, CCP, CEM, LEED AP - Brookfield Global Integrated Solutions
9:15 - 10:15AM Cx Process Management Needs Stakeholder's Participation
Gerald J Kettler, PE, CCP, CEM, REM, LEED Fellow Facility Performance Associates
BAS Commissioning: Overlooked Key to Successful Operations
Tavis Werts, PE, CCP - Altura Associates
Virtual Cx: Myth or the Future
Tom Poeling, PE, CEM, CCP U.S. Engineering Construction
Hendrik Van Hemert - McKinstry
Sandeep Dath - The University of Illinois at Chicago
10:15 - 10:30AM BREAK
10:30 - 11:30AM What Should I Do With This Cxing Documentation?
Robert Totton, CCP, LEED AP - Cleveland Clinic
Lessons Learned in Building Enclosure Commissioning
Kenneth Roko, AIA - RWDI
An Owner’s Perspective on Ongoing Cx
Ryan Ollie, PE, CEM, CMPVP - Advocate Condell Medical Center
Patrick Biesty – Sterling Bay
Gary Graham – Cushman & Wakefield
11:30AM - 1:00PM LUNCH - Adding Energy Behavior to the Building Performance Equation - Eileen Westervelt, PE, CEM, QCxP, LEED-AP - USACE-ERDC-CERL
1:00 - 2:00PM Top Six Common Mistakes in Creating an OPR
Alex Mathers, PE, CxA - GMC Commissioning Inc.
Common Pitfalls in High-Rise Domestic Hot Water Recirculating Systems
Miles Ryan, PE, CEM Questions & Solutions Engineering
What Can You See From 10,000 Feet?
Howard “Howdy” Reichmuth, PE Energy Resource Management Company
2:00 - 3:00PM Creating Turnover Packages: Bridging Cx & Quality in One Software Platform
Lili Sander - InEight
Chef’s Choice: Demand Control Kitchen Ventilation
Randy Miles, PMP, LEED AP - Melink Corporation
Commissioning Model of the Future: Continuous Building Optimization
Sunny Sandhu - CopperTree Analytics
3:00 - 3:15PM BREAK
3:15 - 4:30PM CLOSING PLENARY
BUILDING COMMISSIONING ASSOCIATION
BCxA SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENTWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2019 | 8:00 AM – 1:00PM
This year’s Michael R. Chelednik Memorial Golf Tournament will be held at the award-winning Golf Club at Eaglewood Resort and Spa. This is a Par 72 championship USGA-certified course with beautiful rolling hills, manicured greens, and an abundance of 100-year-old oak trees.
From tee to green, no matter your skill level, you’ll take part in helping to build the Foundation’s scholarship fund to support a new generation of commissioning providers.
The tournament format is a traditional scramble with shotgun start at 8:00 AM. Along with the usual prizes for Lowest Team Score, Highest Team Score, KP (Men’s and Women’s) and Longest Drive (Men’s and Women’s), there will be some creative and fun wrinkles on advancing the ball in certain situations, and a one-time opportunity to get creative with scorekeeping.
Please join us for a lively event for this worthwhile cause. Coffee and lunch are included with the cost of golf and, of course, your contribution to the scholarship fund.
REGISTER - $125.00 (per person)REGISTER - $450.00 (per foursome) NOTE: Club rental available on first-come, first-served availability.
Sponsorship Opportunities are still available. Contact Sheri Adams at 877.666.2292.
BCxA ANNUAL MEETING & DINNERWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2019
IT’S THE FIRST EVER BCxA SPEAKEASY!
Join us for a roaring good time at our 1920’s Speakeasy, and benefit the BCxA Scholarship Foundation, at the BCxA Annual Meeting & Dinner.
The Dinner will be held at the Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel, where guests will enjoy gourmet food, 1920’s period cocktails, and live entertainment provided by BCxA’s very own Bill McMullen & Company! After dinner, you will be given a bag of “money” to place your bets at our casino night. A portion of your registration for this event will be contributed to the BCxA Scholarship Foundation.
Register early for the BCxA Annual Meeting & Dinner, you don’t want to miss out on this Juice Joint!
REGISTER - $125.00 (per person)
EXHIBITOR RECEPTION & BUILDING TOURSTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 | 5:15PM – 7:00PM
We close out Day 1 of the Annual Conference with a Social Hour. Join our industry partners as they showcase products and services that advance your capabilities in commissioning and building performance. This is a great opportunity to discover tools and services offered by the Sponsors and Exhibitors, and network with your colleagues.
You can also choose to take a tour of the Zurich Building during the Social Hour. Just across the street from our 2019 Annual Conference site is a bold statement in the advancement of design and performance — the Zurich North America Headquarters building.
The Zurich team has kindly opened its doors to Annual Conference attendees to tour the building and hear about the latest innovations incorporated into the design and construction of this LEED-Platinum certified building. Signup for the tour when you register.
DOWNLOAD THE 2019 ANNUAL CONFERENCE APPThis app allows attendees to see a full schedule of events, create a personalized schedule of sessions to attend, read about the speakers and sessions, receive urgent alerts from BCxA throughout the conference, connect and network with other attendees directly; and it provides conference center and hotel maps, access to interactive session polling and handouts, and more!
Attendees are encouraged to download the app before the conference, simply by searching in their app store for “BCxA.”
CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONBCxA Member Rates
REGISTER - $650.00 (Early Bird) | $700.00 (After September 6, 2019)
Non-Member Rates
REGISTER - $800.00 (Early Bird) | $850.00 (After September 6, 2019)
HOTEL REGISTRATIONRenaissance Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel
1551 N. Thoreau Dr., Schaumburg, Illinois 60173
1.847.303.4100
Special Rate$159.00 (Single/Double)NOTE: Special conference rate is available until September 6, 2019 and is subject to availability.
Continuing EducationCreditsEARN UP TO 13 AIA LEARNING UNITS The BCxA is a registered
provider in the American
Institute of Architects (AIA)
Continuing Education System.
Conference attendees may
receive general and HSW
education credits based on
their individual session or
workshop attendance.
BCxA.org/Conference