sustainable technology training
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Sustainable Technology Training. United Association Training Department Chris Haslinger. “SUSTAINABLE” “RENEWABLE” “SUSTAINABLE ENERGY” “HIGH PERFORMING BUILDING” “CARBON NEUTRAL” “NET-ZERO BUILDING”. “GREEN” “ENERGY EFFICIENT” “ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY” “RENEWABLE RESOURCE” - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Sustainable Technology
Training
United Association Training DepartmentChris Haslinger
“GREEN”
“ENERGY EFFICIENT”
“ENVIRONMENTALLY
FRIENDLY”
“RENEWABLE
RESOURCE”
“GREEN BUILDINGS”
“SUSTAINABLE”
“RENEWABLE”
“SUSTAINABLE ENERGY”
“HIGH PERFORMING BUILDING”“CARBON NEUTRAL”
“NET-ZERO BUILDING”
UA Sustainable Technology InitiativesSustainable Technology Department
Director Steve AllenUA Training Department
Director of Training Michael ArndtGreen Plumbers USA PartnershipGreen Mechanical CouncilEmerald CitiesUSGBC Education Provider StatusMobile Sustainable Technology Demonstration
Trailers
Sustainable Fields within the UA Air Conditioning
HeatingRefrigerationVentilationFire Protection
ExamplesThermal StorageRain Water HarvestingDedicated Outdoor Air
SystemsIndirect Evaporative
SystemsSolar Water HeatingEnergy Recovery
VentilatorMisting Systems
UA Sustainable Technology Programs
Green Awareness Program & Certification
Water Audit ProgramEnergy Audit
CertificationGeothermal Installation
CertificationAssociate Degree
ProgramCombustion Analysis
Building Information Modeling
Air & Water BalancingR410A Safety
Training & Certification
Greenchill Refrigeration
Variable Frequency Drives
Past Model of Training
•Lecture based
•Basic theory applications
•Occasional refresher or update training
New Model of Training•Combination style of teaching•Lecture• Interactive•Shop•More time on theory•Increased number of Journeyworkers training courses
What is the correlation to Sustainable Technology Training?
•Increasing number of new “Green” buildings•Local, State and Federal Regulations•Customers more educated about systems•Energy efficiency emphasis in retrofit applications•Safety concerns with new products•Complexity of new systems
Old versus New HVAC System example
Challenges
Increasing RegulationsExpense of EquipmentChanging of Sustainable Movement DirectionPromoting & Training for Green Construction
work while still maintaining focus on existing work
Current economic conditionsNew participants in the “Green” Construction
field
ConclusionChallenging task ahead
Allocation of resources needed
More educated workforce
Questions????