This course is qualified for 9 AIA/CES learning units

Existing Building Commissioning (EBCx) is an effective way to gain optimal performance, and improve occupant safety and comfort in a previously built facility. In today’s economy, owners are looking for ways to keep their buildings healthy, decrease utility costs, reduce maintenance costs and improve occupants’ working environment. This EBCx training focuses on the What, Why and How-To of EBCx. Participants receive comprehensive instruction on each phase of the existing building commissioning process, based on BCxA’s Best Practices, taught by professionals with extensive industry experience.

Learning Objectives:

Identify what buildings and systems are ideal for the existing building commissioning process.
Describe the benefits and goals of the EBCx process.
Analyze facility performance through a systematic process that includes establishing a baseline, performing energy calculations, reviewing documentation and conducting functional testing.
List all deliverables the owner will receive during the EBCx process and identify the contents in each.

This class is designed for anyone seeking to enter the commissioning field who has experience in the building industry including:

Commissioning Providers
facility owners
operations and maintenance staff
property managers
architects
and, other industry stakeholders interested in understanding the NCCx process.

This class will be offered July 22 -23^st each day will start at 8:00 am pacific time and end by 1:00 pm.

Cost

$350 for NCCx or EBCx Member Pricing

$450 for NCCx or EBCx Non-Member Pricing

BUY BOTH CLASSES

$630 for NCCx or EBCx Member Pricing

$810 for NCCx or EBCx Non-Member Pricing

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