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Calendar of Events - October 1, 2010 to October 31, 2010
Building Operator Certification Level I
October 5, 2010Building Operator Certification Level I
Date: Oct 05, 2010 - Dec 08, 2010
Let Efficiency Maine help you reduce the energy consumption of your building. Electricity use in commercial and government buildings can be cut by 20 percent or more when building operators manage and maintain their structures and building systems more effectively.
Building Operator Certification is a nationally recognized training program designed to educate facilities personnel in the energy and resource efficient operation and maintenance of building systems.
More information can be found at http://www.theboc.info/
Cost: The Building Operator Certification 100/200 series is approximately $1,275 per person. However, the Maine Public Utilities Commission offers the series at a discounted rate for a limited number of building operators and maintenance staff. The discounted tuition will be provided to state agencies at $550 and to federal agencies and private organizations at $850. BOC registrants are eligible for tuition rebates from Efficiency Maine of $100 upon earning the BOC credentials and $200 upon submittal of an approved incentive application for an energy efficiency project at their facility. Maximum rebate is $300.
Please e-mail or call Teresa Squillace if you have questions at TSquillace@Comcast.net or 206-292-4793 ext. 2.
Location: TBD, Brewer, ME
Dates:
- 10/5/2010 101 Mulak
- 10/6/2010 102 Mulak
- 10/26/2010 103a Turner
- 10/27/2010 103b Turner
- 11/16/2010 104 Rice
- 11/17/2010 107 Petit
- 12/7/2010 106 Turner
- 12/8/2010 105 Mulak
Energy Auditor & BPI Building Analyst I
October 18, 2010 This course will prepare students to pass the Building Performance Institute (BPI) Building Analyst I Written and Field Exams. Students will learn to conduct accurate building analysis, provide information, reports and documentation of findings, make appropriate recommendations for weatherization and energy improvements, including financial benefits and payback on energy investments. Students will be knowledgeable with respect to space and water heating systems and combustion appliance zones. Upon receipt of BPI certification, candidates will be authorized to conduct CAZ tests, flue gas analysis, carbon monoxide tests, spillage tests and gas leak tests. The course includes a significant focus on safety procedures and safety equipment as it applies to the energy field. (80 hrs)Southern Maine Community College: Continuing Studies - Energy Efficiency
CONS 803 01
Monday - Friday, 10/18-10/29
8am - 5pm
$1,300. Books not included in course fee
Call to register: 207-741-5758 or visit: http://www.smccme.edu/
Weatherization for the Homeowner - Level I
October 19, 2010 This course will help the homeowner to understand the house as a system, and basic energy concepts. Students will learn about energy movement in the home, how heat is lost, and how weatherizing the home will improve indoor air quality, occupant safety and the longevity of the building. This class will explore some of the common myths of weatherization, and very costly mistakes most people make when attempting to weatherize a home. Whether you are planning to “do it yourself”, or want to better understand about work that you are hiring out, this course is for you! (3 hrs)Southern Maine Community College: Continuing Studies - Energy Efficiency
CONS 805 01
Tuesday, 10/19
6pm - 9pm
$49. No book required
Call to register: 207-741-5758 or visit: http://www.smccme.edu/
Weatherization for the Homeowner - Level 2
October 20, 2010 This course will expand on the “House as a System” concept, and teach advanced energy sciences. Students will learn how to properly weatherize the house to minimize heat losses. We will practice some of the techniques used by professionals, address some of the challenges, learn to select appropriate materials for the task at hand, and how to avoid mistakes that could create safety hazards in your home. This course will prepare the student to conduct a very effective weatherization project, and make the best use of their weatherization dollars. (3 hrs)Southern Maine Community College: Continuing Studies - Energy Efficiency
CONS 806 01
Prerequisite: CONS 805- Weatherization for Homeowners 1
Wednesday, 10/20
6pm - 9pm
$49. No book required
Call to register: 207-741-5758 or visit: http://www.smccme.edu/
Efficiency Maine Board Meeting
October 27, 2010Where: Cross Building, Room 209, Augusta
When: 9:30 am to 11:30 am
