8:00 am 8 November 2018 – 5:30 pm 13 November 2018
Gathering Time and Place:
8:00 am at Hong Kong International Airport Dragon Air Check-in Counter
Participant:
20 persons
Fee:
HK$7490 for one standard singe room, including 18 hrs CPD Certificate
(First-come-first-served basis)
(2 persons share one room will save HK$1700/person)
Registration:
Return the completed Registration Form and Fee before 29 September 2018.
No reservation without registration fee.
Successful members will be notified.
Enquiry:
Please contact Administration Manager at 2617 0311 or email :info@soe.org.hk
(FULL)Technical Visit on Xiqu Centre – West Kowloon Cultural District
29 September 2018
Xiqu Centre is a world-class arts venue dedicated to promoting the rich heritage of xiqu. The centre utilizes cutting edge smart and sustainability strategies to reduce the reliance on air conditioning and hence reduce energy consumption. Computer simulations are used throughout the design process to test and improve the design and to ensure sustainability targets can be met. The sustainability strategies supports the Xiqu Centre to obtain the targeted BEAM Plus Gold Rating. By using this holistic approach to sustainability, the design of Xiqu Centre strives for not only lower energy consumption but also lower capital and running costs.
This visit will provide an opportunity for SOEHK members to understand and appreciate the smart and sustainability design of Xiqu Centre. (All the participants are reminded no short trousers, no skirt, no high heels and no slippers).
Supporting Organization:
The Institution of Environmentalists (IEnv)
Venue:
Xiqu Centre – West Kowloon Cultural District
Date:
29 September 2018 (Saturday)
Time:
10:00 am – 12:00 noon
Gathering Time and Place:
09:45am at West Rail Line Austin Station “Exit F” (Inside the station)
Participant:
25 persons
Fee:
Free of charge
HK$50.00 for retention fee (cheque only)
Refundable if present, Non-refundable if no show
2 hours CPD Certificate (electronic) will be distributed to the presented participants after visit
Registration:
Return the Registration Form & Registration Free before 22 September 2018
No reservation without registration fee.
Successful members will be notified.
Northern Connection Toll Plaza and Associated Works
8 September 2018
The TM-CLKL will provide the most direct route between the Northwest New Territories and Hong Kong – Zhuhai – Macao Bridge (HZMB), the Airport and North Lantau and also an alternative route to the Airport.
The Northern Connection of TM-CLKL will connect Tuen Mun Area 40 with the HZMB Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities (HKBCF) via a sub-sea tunnel while the Southern Connection will connect the HKBCF and North Lantau on viaducts.
The Contract No. HY/2013/12 involves the construction of a toll plaza of approximately 5.4 hectares and associated structures, carriageways and footbridge, as well as modification and realignment of sections of Lung Mun Road and Lung Fu Road at Tuen Mun, and associated works.
This visit will provide an opportunity to members to understand and visit the work site of the Contract No. HY/2013/12. (All the participants are required to bring own safety shoes).
Supporting Organization: The Institution of Environmentalists (IEnv)
Venue:
Site Office of Contract No. HY/2013/12, 8 Mong Fat Street, Tuen Mun, New Territories
Date:
8 September 2018 (Saturday)
Time:
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Gathering Time and Place:
8:50 am at Public Transport Interchange at G/F of V-City (Tuen Mun MTR Station Exit C)
Participant:
25 persons
Fee:
Free of charge
HK$50.00 for retention fee (cheque only)
Refundable if present, Non-refundable if no show
3 hours CPD Certificate (electronic) will be distributed to the presented participants after visit
Registration:
Return the Registration Form & Registration Free before 1 September 2018
No reservation without registration fee.
Successful members will be notified.
Enquiry:
Please contact Administration Manager at 2617 0311 or email: info@soe.org.hk
ECUK Engineers Registration – Preparatory workshop for
the Professional Review Report and Professional Review Interview
29-30 August 2018 (Wednesday and Thursday)
The Society of Operations Engineers has implemented The UK Spec Edition 3 since 1 January 2015, which is more simple and modern than SARTOR3 (1997) and with broader range of competences and requirements of professional responsibilities and obligations, and interpersonal skills.
Chartered Engineers and Incorporated Engineers (CEng/IEng) are characterized by their ability to develop appropriate solutions to engineering problems using new or existing technologies, through innovation, creativity and change. They might develop and apply new technologies promote advance designs and design methods, introduce new and more efficient production techniques, marketing and construction concepts, pioneer new engineering services and management methods. Formal education is the usual, but not the only, way of demonstrating the underpinning knowledge and understanding for professional competence and what is required for professional engineers for registration. SOEHK arranges the special workshop for the interested members to achieve the ECUK standard – To introduce the preparation of a professional review report and professional review interview / requirements and the route of becoming a professional engineer.
The Society of Operations Engineers - Hong Kong Region is delighted to invite you to join the 15th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, to be held on 10 August 2018(Friday) at the Grand Ballroom, Kowloon Shangri-la Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon Event Date:10 August 2018
Time : 18:00 - 22:30 Location:The Grand Ballroom, Kowloon Shangri-la Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon
Fee : HK$1,100 per person
Enquiry : Please contact Ms Anna Fan at 2617 0311 or Send email to anna@soe.org.hk
ENGINEERING REVOLUTION IN MEDICAL DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE CHALLENGES
9th June 2018 (Saturday)
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Chiang Chen Studio Theatre
THEME
To attain and pursue growth and sustainable future for Hong Kong healthcare operations, this symposium will provide a platform for business leaders, medical specialists and engineering professionals to share and exchange their views, knowledges and experiences in deploying innovative approaches and trends, subsequent to the challenge and promulgation of new measures on diagnostic precision and treatment efficiency.
SUPPORTING ORGANISATIONS
Association for Engineering and
Medical Volunteer Services
Chinese Association of Auotomation
Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society
Confederation of Medical Associations in
Asia and Oceania
Engineering Forum
Mechanical Engineering Department of Hong Kong Polytechnic University
The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (Environmental Division)
The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (Safety Specialist Committee)
World Medical Association
SPONSORS
CLP Power Hong Kong Limited
ABB (Hong Kong) Ltd.
The Jardine Engineering Corporation, Limited
Legend Engineering Company Limited Acoustic & Vibration Control Specialist
The WORLD’s FIRST building standard focused exclusively on human health and wellness.
The WELL Building Standard sets performance requirements in SEVEN CONCEPTS relevant to occupant health in the built environment.
More Information about WELL, please visit: https://www.wellcertified.com/
WHAT is WELL AP?
WELL AP standards for WELL Accredited Professional. It denotes expertise in the WELL Building StandardTM and a commitment to advancing human health and
wellness in buildings and communities.
Four Steps to become a WELL AP:
1 Study
Understand WELL
standard and prepare
for the exam
2 Register
Register an account in
International WELL
Building Institute
3 Exam
Sit the exam and score
170 or above (like LEED
AP exam)
4 Renew
Report the continuous
education hours same
as LEED AP
WHAT can this training help?
Through the one-day training and 200-quiz practice, you will be able to pass the WELL AP exam easily. This training can also be considered continuous education
for LEED AP and LEED Green Associate.
Track record of this training
This training has been conducted in Shanghai since December 2016. Up to now ALL STUDENTS have passed the exam within 2 months after the face to face training with lowest score of 183.
Training Agenda (7 CPD Hours)
Section 1:0900-0930 BASIC INTRODUCTION
Section 2: 0930-1130 AIR CONCEPT
Section 3: 1130-1200 WATER CONCEPT
Section 4:1300-1400 NOURISHMENT CONCEPT
Section 5:1400-1500 LIGHT CONCEPT
Section 6: 1515-1545 FITNESS CONCEPT
Section 7:1545-1615 COMFORT CONCEPT
Section 8:1615-1645 MIND CONCEPT
Section 9:1645-1715 WELL AP EXAM PREPERATION GUIDE
Curriculums
April 2nd OR July 2nd OR October 1st, 2018 (Mon)
Training Language: ENGLISH
Venue to be confirmed
Training FEE
Early bird# Regular Fee
Member of Co-organizer HK$ 5,000 HK$ 5,500
Member of supporting organizations HK$ 6,500 HK$ 7,000
Others HK$ 8,000 HK$ 9,000
#Early Bird:
For April 2nd: Registration prior to March 2nd
For July 2nd: Registration prior to June 2nd
For October 1st: Registration prior to September 1st
“Developing Intelligent Resource Preservation Strategies for Hong Kong:
Challenges for Innovation and Sustainability”
Friday, 27 April 2018
Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Kowloon East,
3 Tong Tak Street, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong
(3-minute walk from the Tseung Kwan O MTR Station, Exit C)
INTRODUCTION
Global adverse environmental burden and drastic depletion of resources induced by intensive
consumption, heavy pollution and climate changes have led to the identification of waste as a valuable
resource that requires responsible and sustainable solutions for managing and recovering. Accordingly,
the holistic concepts of “zero waste”, “circular economy”, “cradle-to-cradle”, “closed loops” and
‘’resource recovery’’ have emerged worldwide over the last decade as part of a cultural shift and a
new way of thinking about the age-old problem of waste and the economic obsession with endless
growth and consumption.
In Hong Kong, the Government, in collaboration with key stakeholders, is actively promoting the
development of waste reduction and recovery with various initiatives and major environmental
programmes and infrastructure investments, in particular, the waste-to-energy programme, and public
consultation on the transfer of advanced technologies for waste recycling and recovery strategic plans.
Regulations, incentives and funding supports with continuous professional skills improvement schemes
are also being establishing to stimulate the development of resource preservation in Hong Kong
against resource-intensive economy.
It is therefore timely for HKIE Environmental Division to promote the discussion on the intelligent
resource preservation strategies in Hong Kong by bringing together various stakeholders. The main
objective is to inspire, empower, and inform professional bodies, public and all stakeholders on
emerging innovative waves in resource preservation intelligence, and to mobilize practical knowledge
and know-how for dealing with cross-cutting and challenging issues.
The forum comprises the keynote session and three other sessions: I) Legislation and Policy Reforms as
Potential Drivers for Resource Preservation; II) Driving Green Alternatives for Sustainable Resource
Management; and III) Embracing Emerging Sustainable Approaches for Managing Specific Resources.
SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
Academic
- City University of Hong Kong, School of Energy and Environment
- The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
- The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
- The University of Hong Kong, Department of Civil Engineering
- The Chinese University of Hong Kong, School of Life Sciences
- Hong Kong Baptist University, Asian Energy Studies Centre
- The Open University of Hong Kong, School of Science and Technology
- The Education University of Hong Kong, Centre for Education in Environmental Sustainability
- Chu Hai College of Higher Education, Hong Kong
- Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong (THEi), Faculty of Science & Technology
Non-academic
- Environment Bureau, The Government of the HKSAR
- British Consulate-General Hong Kong
- Consulate General of Canada in Hong Kong and Macao
- Netherlands Consulate General in Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR China
- New Zealand Consulate-General
- Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce
- British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong
- Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong
- French Chamber of Commerce & Industry
- New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong
- The Chinese General Chamber of Commerce
- Asian Institute of Intelligent Buildings
- Business Environment Council
- Canadian Society for Civil Engineering Hong Kong Branch
- Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management - Hong Kong Branch
- Council for Sustainable Development
- Engineers Australia Hong Kong Chapter
- Environmental Management Association of Hong Kong
- Federation of Hong Kong Industries
- Friends of the Earth (Hong Kong)
- Green Council
- Hong Kong Association of Energy Engineers
- Hong Kong Construction Association
- Hong Kong Environmental Industry Association
- Hong Kong Green Building Council
- Hong Kong Green Strategy Alliance
- Hong Kong Institute of Environmental Impact Assessment
- Hong Kong Institute of Qualified Environmental Professionals
- Hong Kong Waste Management Association
- Institution of Mechanical Engineers - Hong Kong Branch
- The Hong Kong Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Association
- The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining - Hong Kong Branch
- The Society of Operations Engineers, Hong Kong Region
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Chairman: Ir CHAN, Thomas C T
Members: Ir TANG, Kelvin Ir AU, Elvis
Ir Dr CHAN, Raymond K L Ir CHENG, Norman
Ir CHOI, C M Ir Dr GBAGUIDI, Alex
Ir IP, Tat Yan Ir KWAN, Anthony
Ir LAM, C F Ir LAM, Chi Sing
Ir LEE, Vincent Ir LEE, Ping Kuen
Mr LEE, Patrick Ir LEUNG, C F
Ir Professor LO, Irene Ir LO, P C
Ir Dr MA, Anthony Ir Dr SHIH, Kaimin
Ir SIN, Calvin Ir WONG, Alex
Ir Dr ZHOU, Shelley Ms CHAN, Jacqueline
Mr LAM, Benjamin Ms YU, Emily
GUEST OF HONOUR
- Mr WONG Kam-sing, GBS, JP
Secretary for the Environment, Environment Bureau, The Government of the HKSAR
OPENING ADDRESS
- Ir Thomas KC CHAN
President, The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
- Rethinking our Waste Management Policies
Ir Dr the Hon LO Wai-kwok, SBS, MH, JP
Legislative Councillor (Engineering Functional Constituency), HKSAR
- Policy Instruments to Achieve Progress towards Resource Efficiency in Taiwan
Dr Harvey HOUNG, Board Director, The Institute of Environment & Resource, Taiwan
INVITED SPEAKERS
- Innovative Approach of Resource Utilization – Real Example in Hong Kong & China
Ir Professor Daniel M CHENG, BBS, MH, JP
Managing Director, Dunwell Enviro-Tech (Holdings) Ltd
- Mr Mike KILBURN
Acting General Manager - Sustainability, Airport Authority Hong Kong
- E-Waste – The Global Problem – The Hong Kong Solution
Mr Nigel MATTRAVERS
Director & General Manager, ALBA Integrated Waste Solutions (Hong Kong) Ltd
- Professor Jonathan WONG
Department of Biology, Hong Kong Baptist University
- Paper Recycling and Recovery: Technological Approach and Challenges
Mr Harold YIP
Executive Director, Secure Information Disposal Services Ltd
FORUM VENUE
Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Kowloon East,
3 Tong Tak Street, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong
(3-minute walk from the Tseung Kwan O MTR Station, Exit C)
Training Course on Energy Audit for Building Energy Efficiency
10, 12, 17, 19 April 2018
Course Objectives
The main purpose of this course is to provide the participants with the fundamental principles, skills and guidelines needed to carry out effective energy audits in accordance with the Building Energy Efficiency Ordinance. After taking the course, the participants would appreciate the approach to identify energy saving measures and perform quantitative analysis to predict the energy savings, environmental and economic benefits. Moreover, the participants should be able to measure and verify the performance of implemented energy saving measures.
Key Speakers
Ir Joseph Chan, Honorary Advisor, Energy Institute Hong Kong
Ir Gary Chiang, Past Chairman, Energy Institute Hong Kong / Acting Senior Residential Market Development Manager, Residential Customer Experience, CLP Power Hong Kong Limited
Ir Prof Michael KH Leung, Associate Dean and Professor, School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong
Ir Dr Edward Lo, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Ir Dr Albert So, Director, Asian Institute of Built Environment; OR, Ir Charles Wong, Principal Instructor, Pro-Act Training and Development Center (Electrical), Vocational Training Council (TBC)
Ir Dr TM Chung, Adjunct Professor, Department of Building Services Engineering, The Hong Kong
Polytechnic University
General Information
Date & Time: 10, 12, 17 & 19 April 2018 (Tuesdays & Thursdays); 6:30 pm – 9:45 pm
Venue: HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong
Medium of Instruction: Cantonese (for Lift and Escalator Lecture) /English
Target: Practicing engineers, energy managers, energy auditors, environmental officers, building services managers, plant managers, etc.
Course Fee: HK$2,800 per person (member of EI) (includes training material and tea breaks)
HK$3,000 per person (member of Supporting Organizations)
HK$3,500 per person (non-member)
Registration:
Please register via online system https://goo.gl/b5MN1k (copy this link and paste on
the browser if it cannot be linked directly) for seat reservation.
We will advise you of the payment details after receiving your registration.
Note: Enrolment will only be confirmed upon receipt of course fee.
Registration Deadline: 26 March 2018
CPD: CPD certificate will be issued to all participants by the Organizer. This activity is regarded as General CPD Event for BEAM Pro.
Enquiry: Ms Li [Tel: (852) 2967 8855; email:aprilagc@gmail.com]
Course Contents
Lecture 1 [10 April 2018 (Tuesday)]
Introduction to the Buildings Energy Efficiency Ordinance (BEEO) (Ir Joseph Chan)
Legislative Framework
Requirements of Energy Audit
Qualification and Duties of Registered Energy Assessors (REAs)
Energy Audit (Ir Joseph Chan)
Management procedures for energy audit: walk-through inspection, detailed energy audit and identification of energy management opportunities (EMOs).
Energy Saving Measurement and Verification (M&V) Methods (Ir Gary Chiang)
International Performance Measurement & Verification Protocol; instrumentation and measurement techniques; baseline adjustment; error and uncertainty analysis; third-party verification.
Economic Analysis and Environmental Impact Assessment (Ir Gary Chiang)
Discussion of common economic analysis methods used to determine the cost effectiveness of energy efficiency measures.
Life-Cycle carbon emission analysis for energy efficiency measures.
Lecture 2 [12 April 2018 (Thursday)]
Heating Ventilating and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) (Ir Prof Michael KH Leung)
Measurements and evaluation of energy efficiency of chillers, water-side systems and air-side systems; coefficient of performance (COP) analysis.
Provision of thermal comfort and good indoor air quality in an energy-efficient manner.
Qualitative analyses of effective energy management opportunities for HVAC systems, including temperature settings for chilled water supply and indoor air, building envelops meeting the overall thermal transfer value (OTTV) requirements, evaporative cooled condensers, variable-speed pumps, automatic cleaning devices for seawater cooled condensers, Fresh air intake control and more.
Water Heating Systems (Ir Prof Michael KH Leung)
Evaluation of fuel-fired water heater and energy efficiency of condensing water heater.
Heat pump water heater and integrated heat pump for cogeneration (water heating and air-conditioning).
Commercial Cooking (Ir Prof Michael KH Leung)
Evaluation of gas cookers, electric cookers, induction cookers.
Energy saving by innovative heat-pump steamers.
Lecture 3 [17 April 2018 (Tuesday)]
Electrical Systems and Power Quality Improvement (Ir Dr Edward Lo)
Energy efficiency for electrical distribution systems, including transformers and wires.
Procedures of measuring and improving power quality for buildings due to low power factor and/or high harmonics (typically caused by electronic equipment).
Experimental tests suitable for evaluating energy use of electrical systems and for identifying any power quality problems.
Calculation of energy and cost savings due to improvement in electrical systems performance and power quality.
Lecture 4 [19 April 2018 (Thursday)]
Lift and Escalator (Ir Dr Albert So or Ir Charles Wong) (TBC)
Maximum allowable electrical power requirements.
Energy consumption measurements of lift and escalator Systems.
Total harmonic distortion and power factor of motor drive systems.
Energy efficient designs.
Lighting Systems (Ir Dr TM Chung)
Photometry and light measurements.
Incandescent lamps, fluorescent lamps, electromagnetic ballasts, high-frequency electronic ballasts, light-emitting diode (LED).
* Contents are subject to change without further notice
(FULL)Technical Visit on Tellhow SZ & 3Tech DG Factories in Dongguan
24 March 2018
Tellhow is the only PRC Main Board publicly listed company of E&M industry. The market value of
Tellhow is close to RMB 10 billion. Besides the Diesel Generator business, Tellhow products and
services include but are not limited to electrical and mechanical installation, low and medium voltage
switchgear, military products, smart grid, Institute of Animation etc.
3Tech is the major global suppliers for ZTE and Huawei Technologies and built up an international
sales force to promote LionRock™ Gensets to the world's major Telecom operators in Europe, Africa,
Southeast Asia and Latin America.
This visit will provide an opportunity to members to visit Tellhow SZ & 3Tech DG Factories (HV LV
Switchgear and Diesel Generator) in Dongguan.
Supporting Organization: The Institution of Environmentalists (IEnv)
Venue: Tellhow SZ & 3Tech DG Factories, Dongguan
Date: 24 March 2018 (Saturday)
Time: 8:30 am – 7:00 pm
Gathering Time 8:15 am at MTR Exit F, Kowloon Tong Station
and Place:
Participant: 22 persons
Fee: HK$50 including 6hrs CPD Certificate (First-come-first-served basis)
Registration: Return the Registration Form & Registration Free before 20 March 2018
No reservation without registration fee.
Successful members will be notified.
Enquiry: Please contact Administration Manager at 2617 0311 or email: info@soe.org.hk
Remark: No private car parking space will be reserved.
LEED AP and Green Associate V4 Exam Preparation Training
Objectives:
Grasp the core concepts adopted by LEED V4 rating systems including integrative process, systems thinking, life cycle analysis,
triple bottom line, etc.
Understand the LEED rating system structure including the 21 different sector adaptations
Be capable to manage the certification and submission process for LEED projects from registration, submittal, CIR to appeal
Understand the basic documentation requirements for a LEED project
Be prepared for Green Associate and AP specialty exam
Audience:
This course is ideal for architect, project manager, green building consultant, developer, sustainability coordinator, landscape architect,
technical manager, energy engineer, MEP consultant, facility managers, or anyone interested in understanding green building principle,
especially sustainable design, construction, management, purchasing, and plan to achieve a LEED professional credential.
After this training, you will get:
1100 mock exam questions (for LEED AP BD+C, ID+C, O+M course students)
600 mock exam questions (for LEED Green Associate course students)
One month follow up for your exam review
Three work books developed by USGBC Intelligent Properties, authorized by USGBC to USGBC Education Partners only
Curriculums:
Green Associate Course (GA)[Option A] (0900-1800, 8 hours)
Mar 30(FRI) OR Jun 30 OR Sep 29 OR Dec 8, 2018 (SAT)
1. USGBC, GBCI, LEED Online introduction
2. LEED professional scheme introduction: GA, AP and Fellow
3. LEED Process
4. Integrative strategies
5. Location and transportation, sustainable sites
6. Water efficiency, energy and atmosphere
7. Indoor environmental quality
8. Innovation and synergies
9. Case and Quiz
Building Design and Construction (BD+C) [Option B] (0900-1800, 8 hours)
Mar 31(SAT) OR Sep 30 OR Dec 9, 2018 (SUN)
1. BD+C Location and Transportation prerequisites and credits
2. BD+C Sustainable Sites prerequisites and credits
3. BD+C Water Efficiency prerequisites and credits
4. BD+C Energy and Atmosphere prerequisites and credits
5. BD+C Materials and Resources prerequisites and credits
6. BD+C Indoor Environmental Quality prerequisites and credits
7. BD+C Innovation in Design and regional priority credits
8. Case and Quiz
Interior Design and Construction (ID+C) [Option C] (0900-1800, 8 hours)
Jul 1, 2018 (SUN)
1. ID+C Location and Transportation prerequisites and credits
2. ID+C Water Efficiency prerequisites and credits
3. ID+C Energy and Atmosphere prerequisites and credits
4. ID+C Materials and Resources prerequisites and credits
5. ID+C Indoor Environmental Quality prerequisites and credits
6. ID+C Innovation in Design and regional priority credits
7. Case and Quiz
Building Operations and Maintenance (O+M) [Option D] (0900-1800, 8 hours)
Apr 1, 2018 (SUN)
1. O&M Location and Transportation prerequisites and credits
2. O&M Sustainable Sites prerequisites and credits
3. O&M Water Efficiency prerequisites and credits
4. O&M Energy and Atmosphere prerequisites and credits
5. O&M Materials and Resources prerequisites and credits
6. O&M Indoor Environmental Quality prerequisites and credits
7. O&M Innovation in Operation and regional priority credits
8. Case and Quiz
Fees:
GA only OR any 1
Option of AP Courses
(8 hour)
GA AND any 1 option of AP
Courses (16 hours)
GA only OR any 1
Option of AP
Courses (8 hour)
GA AND any 1 option of AP
Courses (16 hours)
Member of co-organizer
GA only OR any 1
Option of AP Courses
(8 hour)
GA AND any 1 option of AP
Courses (16 hours)
GA only OR any 1
Option of AP
Courses (8 hour)
GA AND any 1 option of AP
Courses (16 hours)
Early bird#
Regular Fee
Member of co-organizer
HK$ 5,000
HK$ 10,000
HK$ 5,500
HK$ 11,000
Member of supporting organizations
HK$ 6,000
HK$ 12,000
HK$ 6,500
HK$ 13,000
Others
HK$ 7,000
HK$ 14,000
HK$ 8,000
HK$ 16,000
# Early bird:
For March or April course: Registration prior to 28 Feb 2018
For June or July course: Registration prior to 30 May 2018
For September Course: Registration prior to 29 Aug 2018
For December Course: Registration prior to 7 Nov 2018
Creativity on basing the reality – Building homes at Plover Cove
Land supply has been an important issue to Hong Kong housing. To solve the problem, Frederick Lai has recommended to use the land of Plover Cove for housing. It has an area of about 1200 hectares. Based on a plot ratio of 2, it is estimated that the reclaimed land can provide 300,000 flats of 650 sq. ft., plus 65 million sq. ft. for non-domestic use. The total land value can be up to $775 billion, assuming average land price at $3,000 per sq. ft. This amount would be sufficient to build all the necessary rails, highways, cross-sea tunnel, as well as site formation works and infrastructure construction. Participants can understand the idea of using Plover Cove to solve shortage of the land supply for housing purpose in this seminar.
Speaker
Sr Frederick Lai Chiu-cheong CFM, MHKIS, RPS(QS), HKIQEP is the author of the Crude Model of the Proposed Plover Cove New Town Head of Facility Management Department of a major bank in Hong Kong. Frederick likes hiking and has completed the Plover Cove Reservoir Country Trail several times. He started studying the possibility on making use of this huge piece of land for housing since November 2016. The idea was supported and endorsed by Professor Chau Kwong-wing of The University of Hong Kong in early 2017 and be named as an option of land supply during a press conference of HKU Ronald Coase Centre in July 2017 which has drawn massive media coverage.
Seat reserved on first-come-first-served in basis. Successful registrations will be notified
Date 17 March 2018 (Saturday)
Time 10:00 am – 12:00 noon
Venue B5211 City University of Hong Kong
Language Cantonese
Registration Please return the completed registration form before 3 March 2018 Fee Free
(an administration fee of HK$20 will be charged if a CPD certificate is required)
VENUE: Chiang Chen Studio Theatre, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
INTRODUCTION
Hong Kong, like other metropolitan cities, requires a long-term strategic plan to develop its infrastructure using the state-of-the-arts technology, innovative ideas and smart engineering
techniques. We now live in a world where technology is ubiquitous and the ability to collect and access data is easier than ever before. It is a golden opportunity to use smart technology
and engineering techniques to enhance economic development, sustainability and the quality of life for people in our urban environment.
This one-day seminar is an important event of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University Civil and Environmental Engineering Alumni Association (The PolyU CEEAA). The seminar brings
together various stakeholders including government, project developers, consultants, academics and research institutions and engineering experts to explore how engineers and
professionals can put forward new and exciting ideas to unlock the potential of our city – making it more responsive to its inhabitants.
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Chairman: Ir Dr Jackson LAU Chi-keung
Members: Ir David LAU Tai-wai Ir Professor LAM Cheuk-fung
Mr Alvin AU Tat-wai Mr Andy CHEUNG Shiu-kwok
Mr Rex CHAM Yui-kei Mr KWOK Yat-wa
Ir Dr Eddie LAM Siu-shu Mr Tony LO Chi-leung
Ir POON Ying-kok
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
- Ir Dr the Hon Wai-kwok LO, BBS, MH, JP
Legislative Councillor (Engineering Functional Constituency), HKSAR
Keynote Address: Smart Urban Engineering
- Mr Robin LEE, Project Manager (HK Island & Islands)
Civil Engineering and Development Dept, The Government of the HKSAR
Keynote Address: Engineering a Smart, Green and Resilient City in Hong Kong beyond 2030
INVITED SPEAKERS
- Ir Albert CHENG, Executive Director, Construction Industry Council
Topic: Constructing Smart Infrastructure
- Ir Ian CHUNG, Senior Vice President, AECOM
Topic: Technology Transformation in Infrastructures – You are Part of It
- Dr Ivan Wing-hong FUNG, Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture and Civil
Engineering, City University of Hong Kong
Topic: Automation in Construction Safety & Health: Sharings from some R&D Projects
- Ir Yiu-kwong HO, Chief Engineer/Land Drainage, Drainage Services Department, The
Government of the HKSAR
Topic: Smart Stormwater Management
- Ms Diane Legge KEMP, Vice President, CallisonRTKL
Topic: SMART Mobility Oriented Development
- Mr Wai-hung LUK, Assistant Director/New Works, Water Supplies Department
Topic: Total Water Management in the era of Climate Change
- And more speakers to be invited
Training Course on Energy Audit for Building Services Systems Efficiency
This training course would like to provide the participants with the requirements for BEEO, CAP 610 and the fundamental principles, skills and guidelines needed to carry out effective energy audits in accordance with the Building Energy Efficiency Ordinance. The participants would appreciate the approach to identify energy saving measures and perform quantitative analysis to predict the energy savings, environmental and economic benefits. Moreover, deep understand the conduct of energy audit process for data acquisition, verification, analysis and mining, and improve the energy management systems for facility management.
Venue: Flat C, 12/F, Blk 2, Wah Fung Ind Ctr, 33 - 39 Kwai Fung Crest, Kwai Chung, New Territories
Date: 05 Jan 2018 – 02 Feb 2018 (Every Friday)
Time: 19:00 – 22:00
Target: Practicing engineers, energy managers, energy auditors, environmental officers, building services engineers, plant engineers, M&E engineers, facility engineers, project managers.
Participant: 35 persons maximum
Fee: HK$3,750.00 (Member) and HK$5,250.00 (Non-Member) non-refundable including course materials and course assessment
Registration: Return the registration form and registration fee before 04 Jan, 2018
No reservation without registration fee.
Successful members will be notified.
Entrance Requirement: Chartered Engineer or Member of HKIE (Mechanical Discipline)
Enquiry: Please contact Ms. Anna Fan at 2617 0311 or email: info@soe.org.hk
Facility managers are in unique position to improve the sustainability operational performance of their portfolio. It is not only showing our commitment to addressing global warming but also enhancing the corporate image and improving the working environments.
We have invited representative from Electrical and Mechanical Services Department to introduce to us Smart City in Hong Kong. Also hear the industrial leaders say on Power Up the Green and Smart City, sustainable CAFM Platform, Discerning Sustainable Technology, IoT monitoring and performance driven control of indoor air quality. There will also be updates on IFMA Awards and message from IFMA Environmental Stewardship, Utilities and Sustainability Strategic Advisory Group. Space is limited. Book your seat online now to get involved, get informed and get inspired!
PD3.5 hours
The CPD certificate shall be sent to your registered EMAIL ADDRESS on or before March 1, 2018. No printed copy will be distributed during the event.
LANGUAGE English
SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. (Hong Kong Chapter) (ASHRAE)
Association of Engineering Professionals in Society Ltd. (AES)
Asian Institute of Built Environment (AIBE)
Asian Institute of Building (AIOB)
Asian Institute of Intelligent Buildings (AIIB)
BEAM Society Limited (BEAM)
Busniess Environment Council (BEC)
Building Services Operation and Maintenance Executives Society (BSOMES)
Chartered Institute of Housing Asian Pacific Branch (CIH)
Energy Institute (Hong Kong Branch) (EIHK)
The Hong Kong Associate of Energy Engineers (HKAEE)
Hong Kong Institute of Certified Property Managers (HKCPM)
Hong Kong College of Technology (HKCT)
Hong Kong Institute of Project Management (HKIPM)
The Hong King Institute of Housing (HKIH)
Institution of Mechanical Engineers - Hong Kong Office (IMechE-HK)
Insitute of Shopping Centre Management (ISCM)
L GEES
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
The Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region) (SOE)
School of Professional and Continuing Education, The University of Hong Kong (HKU-SPACE)
VENUE SPONSOR
School of Continuing and Professional Education (SCOPE) at the City University of Hong Kong
PAYMENT METHODS
1.Please issue cheque payable to "International Facility Management Association Hong Kong Chapter" and mail the cheque to P.O. Box. No. 65115, Tseung Kwan O Post Office.
2.Deposit the fee to Hang Seng Bank (A/C No: 222 - 005340 - 001) and send the bank-in slip toregistration@ifma.org.hk or fax to (852) 2512 0555.
3.PayPal
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1.If typhoon signal no. 8 or above or the black rainstorm warning signal will be hoisted 4 hours before the event starts, the event would be cancelled or postponed. Participants will be informed of the cancellation or the re-scheduled date of event in due course. The IFMA Hong Kong Chapter reserves its right to cancel or to change the speakers without prior notice.
2.Cancellations must be made at least 3 business days prior to the event. Otherwise, full price (HK$200) will be charged for your late cancellation. If you are not able to attend, we welcome a delegate to attend on your behalf. Refunds will not be given for no shows after the event.
3.The organizing parties accept no liability for any eventuality that may occur to affect travel itineraries before, after or during the event, or for any incident or accident, should any occur.
Technical Seminar on New Development of Refrigerant & Refrigeration Safety Management
Date : 5 December 2017 (Tuesday)
Time : 2:30pm - 5:30pm (Registration will start at 2:15pm)
Venue : BEC Auditorium, G/F Jockey Club Environmental Building, 77 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong
Background
The Montreal Protocol has scheduled the phasing out of controlled substances, including chemicals containing chlorine and bromine used as refrigerants, solvents, foam blowing agents, aerosol propellants, fire suppressants, and for other purposes. Ozone Layer Protection Ordinance (Cap. 403) 1989 gives effect to Hong Kong’s international obligations to control the manufacture, import and export of ozone depleting substances. Ozone Layer Protection (Controlled Refrigerants) Regulation 1994 requires the conservation of
controlled refrigerants used in large scale installations and motor vehicles. Scheduled substances under the Ozone Layer Protection Ordinance are listed by the Environmental Protection Department. In addition to having suitable thermodynamic properties, the ideal refrigerant would be nontoxic, non-inflammable, completely stable, environmentally benign, readily available, self-lubricating, compatible with materials used in equipment, easy to handle and detect.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency provides information on suitable substitutes for ozone depleting substances, including refrigerants for various types of air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment, fire suppression, blowing agents, solvents, etc. U.S.EPA has developed and implemented regulations for management of ozone depletion substances (ODSs) in the United States. The regulations include programs that ended the production of ODSs and require the manufacturers to label products either containing or made with chemicals that have significant ODSs. Banning the usage of CFCs in refrigerants slows the ozone depletion and global climate change.
In BEAM Plus Manual, the credits of MA P2 (Use of Non-CFC Based Refrigerants) and MA8 (Ozone Depleting Substances) cover the concerns on usage of refrigerants. The air-conditioning and refrigeration equipments shall fulfill the following equation which determines a maximum threshold for the combined contributions to ozone depletion and global warming potentials: LCGWP + LCODP x 105 ≤ 775. The Client shall submit a report by a suitably qualified person giving details of the air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment installed; and demonstrating that the global warming potential and ozone depletion potential of the refrigerants used in equipment meets the specified requirement. Reference shall be made to refrigerant supplies and/or equipment manufacturer’s data together with guidance provided by recognised authorities such as ASHRAE, etc. In this seminar, the experts of refrigerants from ASHRAE will present the update on the relevant ASHRAE Standards as well as local development trends on new refrigerants.
Session 1
ASHRAE Standard 15 & 34 – A Review and Update
ASHRAE’s key standards guiding refrigerant identification and usage have been revised to meet US governmental regulation and achieve improved performance. Standards 15 and 34 (2016 Edition) provide essential guidance to manufacturers, design engineers and operators who need to stay current with new air conditioning and refrigerating requirements.
Standard 34 (Designation and Safety Classification of Refrigerants) describes a shorthand way of naming refrigerants and assigns safety classifications based on toxicity and flammability data, while Standard 15 (Safety Standard for Refrigeration Systems) establishes procedures for operating equipment and systems when using those refrigerants. Standard 15 is one of ASHRAE’s oldest standards dating back to 1919. The purpose of Standard 15 is to specify safe design, construction, installation, and operation of refrigeration systems. All engineers that work with building mechanical systems should have a basic understanding of this Standard and for those engineers that work closely with refrigeration or chilling systems must have a deeper understanding of this standard and its requirements. This presentation will provide a review of Standard 15 and highlight recent changes to the standard. Common misapplications of the standard will be presented and discussed. In this session, the speaker also highlights the review and update of ASHRAE Standard 34.
Speaker
Douglas T. Reindl,
Ph.D., P.E., ASHRAE Fellow Member & Distinguished Lecturer
Professor, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Douglas Reindl is a professor in the Departments of Engineering Professional Development and Mechanical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In addition, he is the
founding director of the Industrial Refrigeration Consortium (IRC) at the UW. He received his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering Technology from the Milwaukee School of Engineering and his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is a registered professional engineer in the State of Wisconsin and presently serves on the Board of Directors
of the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration.
As faculty member at the University of Wisconsin since 1996, Professor Reindl has taught at all levels: undergraduate, graduate, and continuing professional development. Professor Reindl has developed an internationally-recognized series of professional development courses focused on industrial refrigeration systems with an emphasis on the safe use of ammonia as a refrigerant. Through the IRC, Professor Reindl works with some of the world’s leading food companies to improve the safety, efficiency, reliability and productivity of industrial refrigeration systems and technologies.
In addition to being an ASHRAE Fellow, Professor Reindl is also a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, International Institute of Refrigeration, and the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration. He is a past recipient of ASHRAE’s Distinguished Service Award and the first recipient of ASHRAE’s George C. Briley Award for
the best refrigeration article in the ASHRAE Journal. He is a past chair and member of ASHRAE’s Standard 15 committee – Safety Standard for Refrigeration Systems.
Professor Reindl has published 6 books and nearly 100 technical papers on topics including: industrial refrigeration, building mechanical systems, energy systems, indoor air quality, and solar energy.
Session 2
Next-gen Technology Development for Low-GWP Refrigerants
The recent amendment to Montreal Protocol incorporating the control of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) has given a clear message to the industry in transitioning to next gen refrigerants of low global warming potential (GWP). ASHRAE is committed to a leadership role in responding to and reducing building Climate Change footprints. In support of this commitment, ASHRAE continuously advances the HVAC&R field by performing R&D guides and standards for designing systems that minimize energy use and reduce emissions of high GWP refrigerants.
Many common refrigerants with high GWP such as R404A, R410A and R134a started to see their successors, of which some options are still non-flammable but many become flammable. The HVAC&R industry has been actively developing next-gen technology around these new refrigerant options. This presentation will review the refrigerant applications in consideration of environmental, safety and energy performance.
Speaker
Dr. Philip Yu,
Ph.D., RPE, CEng, LEED-AP
Past President of ASHRAE Hong Kong Chapter,
Director of Trane
Dr. Philip Yu is environmental & applications engineering director of TRANE, President of ASHRAE Hong Kong Chapter 1996-97, ASHRAE Region XIII Vice-Chair of Chapter Programs
1998-2001 and General Chair for Chapters Regional Conference 2005. Philip led a special task group of 25 members and successfully published in 2011 the Chapter’s first book “COOL
Hong Kong” documenting the HVAC&R development in Hong Kong. This effort has been well recognized by the Society in light of 2012 ASHRAE Lou Flagg Award. Dr. Philip is also serving on ASHRAE “Climate Change Position Document Committee” which just stated this year.
Number of participants is limited and prior registration is required. Registration will be on a first-come-first-served basis (priority will be given to members of Organizers and Supporting
Organizations). The deadline of application is on 29 November 2017. Successful members will be notified by e-mail on or before 1 December 2017, which has to be presented at the registry of the venue entrance for verification. If the applicants have not received the confirmation e-mail on or before 1 December 2017, their applications will be regarded as not successful.
Members of ASHRAE-HKC and Supporting Organisations – kindly note that we ONLY accept registration by sending original application form and cheque payment in mail.
BEAM Pro / BEAM Affiliate / BSL Associate or Ordinary Members / Non-members – kindly note that we ONLY accept registration by online training portal. For existing users, please login to your Online Training Portal account. For new Online users, please register a new online training portalaccount to apply for the course. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
The Organisers reserve the right to cancel, postpone or reschedule an event due to unforeseencircumstances, including low enrolment. Should a refund be appropriate, fee paid will be refunded within 30 days.
Enquiry : For enquiry, please call 3610 5700 or email to beampro.training@beamsociety.org.hk.
Technical Visit on Zero Carbon Building at Kowloon Bay
2 December 2017
Construction Industry Council (CIC) launched “Climate Change and My Smart City” Experience Centre at CIC Zero Carbon Building in early June 2017. The Centre showcases the latest technology and provides innovative visitor touch-points including games with Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) experience. The Experience Centre is divided into 4 thematic zones (Climate Change & I, Smart Living, Smart City & Construction and SmartTechnology &Health.
This visit will provide an opportunity to members learn Smart City technology, try the interactive displays first-hand, and be up-to-dated on future technology.
Supporting Organization: The Institution of Environmentalists (IEnv)
Venue: Zero Carbon Building at Kowloon Bay
Date: 2 December 2017 (Saturday)
Time: 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Gathering Time and Place: 1:45 pm at main entry Zero Carbon Building
Participant: 30 persons maximum
Fee: Free of charge HK$50.00 for retention fee (cheque only)
Refundable if present, Non-refundable if no show
2 hours CPD Certificate (electronic) will be distributed to the presented participants after visit
Registration: Return the registration form and retention fee before 27 November 2017.
No reservation without retention fee.
Successful members will be notified.
Enquiry: Please contact Administration Manager at 2617 0311 or email: info@soe.org.hk
Remark: No private car parking space will be reserved.
Lamma Power Station was commissioned in 1982 and it generates electricity for customers in Hong Kong Island and Lamma Island. Developed in four stages, it has an installed capacity of 3,737MW, which includes both coal-fired and gas-fired generating units.
As part of HK Electric’s drive to reduce emissions, Lamma Power Station continued with efforts to increase the proportion of natural gas and cleaner fuels in its fuel mix. The first gas-fired combined cycle unit was commissioned in 2006 and over 30% of the Company’s power generation comes from natural gas.
ITINERARY :
-09:30 Assembly point to Ap Lei Chau Pier
-10:00 Travel on HK Electric company ferry from Ap Lei Chau Pier to Lamma Power Station 10:25 Presentation by HK Electric
-11:00 Tour of Lamma Power Station : turbine hall of gas-fired generating unit, solar PV system and coal yard area
-12:00 End of visit, depart from Lamma to Ap Lei Chau by HK Electric company ferry.
ASSEMBLY DETAILS:
09:30 Exit A, MTR South Horizons Station
CPD : 2 hours
LANGUAGE: English
REGISTRATION FEE :
-IFMA HK Chapter Members / Corporate Sponsors : HK$80
-IFMA Base Members / Supporting Organizations : HK$150
- Non members : HK$200
SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS Asian Institute of Intelligent Buildings (AIIB)
The Asia Institute of Building (AIOB)
Building Services Operation and Maintenance Executives Society (BSOMES)
Chartered Institute of Housing Asian Pacific Branch (CIH)
Energy Institute (Hong Kong Branch) (EIHK)
Hong Kong College of Technology (HKCT)
Hong Kong Istitute of Certified Property Managers (HKCPM)
The Hong Kong Institute of Housing (HKIH)
L GEES
School of Professional and Continuing Education, The University of Hong Kong (SPACE)
Society for the Environmentalist
Smart Engineering Asset Management Laboratory, CityU (SEAM)
The Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region) (SOE)
PAYMENT METHODS:
1.Please issue cheque payable to "International Facility Management Association Hong Kong Chapter" and mail the cheque to P.O. Box. No. 65115, Tseung Kwan O Post Office.
2.Deposit the fee to Hang Seng Bank (A/C No: 222 - 005340 - 001) and send the bank-in slip toregistration@ifma.org.hk or fax to (852) 2512 0555.
3.PayPal
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. Blue Cross Group Holiday Insurance Plan 2005 will be arranged for this event. Please provide us your full name (same as HKID Card/Passport) for insurer’s record.
2.The organizing parties accept no liability for any eventuality that may occur to affect travel itineraries before, after or during the event, or for any incident or accident, should any occur.
3. If typhoon signal no. 8 or above or the rainstorm warning signal (black) will be hoisted 4 hours before the event starts, the event would be cancelled or postponed. Participants will be informed of the cancellation or the re-scheduled date of event in due course. The IFMA Hong Kong Chapter reserves its right to cancel or to change the speakers without prior notice.
4.Cancellations must be made at least 3 business days prior to the event. Otherwise, HK$200 will be charged for the late cancellation. If you are not able to attend, we welcome a delegate to attend on your behalf. Refunds will not be given for no shows after the event.
ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer Series on
“Healthy HVAC System Design with Energy Efficiency Concerns”
Date : 13 November 2017 (Monday)
Time : 7:00 – 9:00pm (Registration will start at 6:30pm)
Venue : FJ303, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Kowloon
Language : English
Fee : HK$100 (ASHRAE-HKC members); HK$150 (Members of Supporting Organizations); HK$200 (Standard); Free (Full Time Staff or Student of PolyU)
CPD hours : 2-hour CPD certificate will be provided
Topics of the Technical Seminar
Session 1 Integrating Indoor Air Quality and Energy Efficiency in Buildings
[GBCI Approved | 1 CE Hour | 0920014269 / AIA Approved | 1LU/HSW | Bahnfleth02]
Buildings are one of the largest energy end use sectors in countries around the globe. Concerns for the availability of energy supplies and the impact of energy use on the environment are driving a worldwide focus on energy end use reduction. In this push for dramatic changes in the energy use intensity of the building sector, it is essential that the fundamental importance of indoor environmental quality, particularly indoor air quality, not be lost. This presentation addresses: 1) the significance of indoor air quality in terms of its impact on health and productivity and associated costs; 2) the inseparable linkage between indoor air quality and building energy demands, including examples of efficient technologies for maintaining good indoor air quality; and 3) the need for an approach to building research, design, and operation that recognizes this connection.
Concern regarding the risk of hospital acquired infections and the effect of the built environment on epidemics of drug-resistant diseases is increasing. The well-educated designer and owner needs to understand the mechanisms by which infectious disease is transmitted indoors, the extent to which HVAC system characteristics affect probability of infection, available means for controlling risk with demonstrated effectiveness. These topics are presented and discussed using the ASHRAE Board of Directors-approved Position Document Airborne Infectious Diseases as a framework. Pertinent scientific knowledge about modes of disease transmission is reviewed, its practical implications for control are discussed, and the three HVAC-related control methods identified by the Position Document: ventilation, particulate filtration, and ultraviolet germicidal irradiation, are presented and compared. General recommendations for reducing risk are provided and knowledge gaps that need to be filled are identified.
Honorable Speaker
William P. Bahnfleth, Ph.D., P.E.
Distinguished Lecturer of ASHRAE
Professor, Department of Architectural Engineering
The Pennsylvania State University, United States
William Bahnfleth is Professor and Director of the Indoor Environment Center in the Department of Architectural Engineering at the Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) in University Park, PA, where he has been employed since 1994. Previously, he was a Senior Consultant for ZBA, Inc. in Cincinnati, OH and a Principal Investigator at the U.S. Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratory in Champaign, IL. He holds BS, MS, and PhD degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Illinois, where he also earned an
undergraduate degree in music (pipe organ performance), and is a registered professional engineer. At Penn State, Dr. Bahnfleth teaches undergraduate courses in HVAC fundamentals and controls and graduate courses in chilled water systems, hot water and steam systems, and indoor air quality. His research interests cover a wide variety of indoor environmental control topics, including chilled water pumping systems, stratified thermal energy storage, protection of building occupants from indoor bioaerosol releases, ultraviolet germicidal irradiation systems, and others. He is the author or co-author of more than 150 technical papers and 13 books and book chapters. He consults on the design of chilled water thermal energy storage systems and has been involved in more than 20 projects world-wide.
Dr. Bahnfleth is a fellow of ASHRAE, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and the International Society for Indoor Air Quality and Climate (ISIAQ). He is a member of the Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA), the International Building Performance Simulation Association (IBPSA), Sigma Xi, the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), and the Society of Building Science Educators (SBSE). He has served ASHRAE in a variety of capacities, including Student Branch Advisor, Chapter Governor, Technical Committee and Standing Committee Chair, and as Director-at-Large, Vice President, Treasurer, and 2013-14 Society President. He is the recipient of a 1st place ASHRAE Technology Award, Transactions Paper Award, and Distinguished Service and Exceptional Service Awards. In 2016, he received the Penn State Engineering Alumni Society’s World-Class Engineering Faculty Award.
Registration & Enquiry
Registration is opened to all interested persons, but priority will be given to members of ASHRAE Hong Kong Chapter and supporting organizations. For application, please complete the Registration Form at the following "On-Line Registration Link" or https://goo.gl/forms/1IB8JDf0h6R1aUM63 on or before 9 November 2017. Number of participants is limited to 100. Seats will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis. Successful applicants will be notified by e-mail on or before 10 November 2017. If the applicants have not received the confirmation e-mail on or before 10 November 2017, their applications will be regarded as not successful.
If typhoon signal no. 8 or black rainstorm signal is in force and still hoisted after 5:00 pm on that date, the talk would be cancelled without further arrangement or notification.
For enquiry, please contact Mr. Joe Chow via at 6593 9494 (mobile) or email to joe.chow@intelligent-net.com.
Payment Method
After online registration, please make a crossed cheque payable to “ASHRAE Hong Kong Chapter” and post to our mail box at “P.O. Box 35612, King’s Road Post Office, North Point, Hong Kong” and attention to “ Mr. Joe Chow”. Please state the applicant’s name with contact phone no. and mark “DL Talk – WB(13/11)” at the back of the cheque. Receipt in electronic form will be issued to you upon receipt of payment.
IFMA's Industrial Spotlight: Creating Healthy Spaces: Rising up the Corporate Agenda
Creating Healthy Spaces: Rising up the Corporate Agenda
CBRE, in partnership with Herman Miller and the International Well Building Institute (IWBI), will host an event around the rising importance of wellness in the workplace. The event will be a good opportunity to share knowledge and learn from the creator of the WELL system as well as practitioners that are driving the standard.
Occupiers have an opportunity to improve the health of their people by improving the way buildings are designed and operated. Through initiatives such as the WELL Building Standard, value can be added to real estate assets, human health can be enhanced, general building operations can be improved, and the productivity agenda can be enhanced. The WELL Building Standard is the first market driven initiative which focuses exclusively on the health and wellness of people in buildings. WELL closes the gap between performance and compliance by evaluating and measuring the conditions in a building that impact human health.
As facility managers it is important to appreciate how the market is embracing WELL working environments and how to operate them in order to ensure occupiers continue
SPEAKERS:
Mr. Edward Peters Senior Director, CBRE Global Workplace Solutions
Mr. Edward Peters is the Global Workplace Solutions lead for Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau. He was appointed into this role in December 2015. He has significant experience in leading and managing high performing teams, and building long term business relationships. Prior to his current role Ed was the Account Director for a Global High Technology Company across the Asia Pacific Region. He lead a team which delivered the following services for the client’s Asia Pacific portfolio: lease administration; transaction management; project management; and portfolio strategy (including portfolio optimization and metro planning). Ed was also responsible for managing communications, governance and performance reviews (including account KPIs and resulting corrective action plan), individual transaction reviews, and bi-annual Strategic Evaluation Team (SET) meetings.
Mr. Scott Emerson Category Manger (APAC), Herman Miller International
As Category Manager for Herman Miller Product Management team Scott has his fingers on the pulse of all the newest innovations in Ergonomics and Collaborative design for the work space.
SPECIAL GUEST: Mr. Nelson Y. O. Tong, Vice President – Asia Business Development |Technical Solutions, International WELL Building Institute
DATE : Thursday, November 9, 2017
TIME : 18:30 - 20:00
VENUE : Herman Miller Living Office, Showroom, Hopewell Centre,183 Queen’s Road East, Wanchai CPD : 1 hour
LANGUAGE: English
REGISTRATION FEE :
IFMA Members/ Sponsors : Free Admission
Members of Supporting Organizations : HK$ 80
Non-members : HK$ 150
TERMS AND CONDITIONS : Please refer to www.ifma.org.hk
ENQUIRY : 2512 0111 / registration@ifma.org.hk IFMA's Industrial Spotlight: Creating Healthy Spaces: Rising up the Corporate Agenda
He Yuan Sewage Treatment Plant is one of the sewage treatment plants in PRC using BFBR (Bio-Film
Biological Reactor) Technology for wastewater treatment, BFBR technology is a green and sustainable
process which can reduce operation cost and sludge emission.
This visit will provide an opportunity to members to understand the BFBR technology and operation
of He Yuan Sewage Treatment Plant.
Supporting Organization : The Institution of Environmentalists (IEnv)
Venue : He Yuan Sewage Treatment Plant
Date : 21 – 22 October 2017 (Saturday & Sunday)
Time : 6:45 am 21 October 2017 – 7:00 pm 22 October 2017
Gathering Time and Place: 6:15 am at MTR Exit F, Kowloon Tong Station
Participant : 40 persons
Fee : HK$1,168 including 6hrs CPD Certificate (First-come-first-served basis)
( 1 breakfast, 3 meals, one standard single room and group insurance included )
Registration : Return the completed Registration Form, Copy of HKID and PRC Re-entry
Permit / Passport and Registration Free before 10 October 2017.
No reservation without registration fee.
Successful members will be notified.
Enquiry : Please contact Administration Manager at 2617 0311 or email: info@soe.org.hk
Remark : No private car parking space will be reserved.
LEED AP and GreenAssociate V4 Exam Preparation Training
19/03/2017 - 17/12/2017
Objectives:
Grasp the core concepts adopted by LEED V4 rating systems including integrative process, systems thinking, life cycle analysis,triple bottom line,etc.
Understand the LEED rating system structure including the 21 different sector adaptations
Be capable tomanage the certification and submission process for LEED projects from registration, submittal, CIR to appeal
Understand the basic documentation requirements for a LEED project
Be prepared for Green Associate and AP specialtyexam
Audience:
This course is ideal for architect, project manager, green building consultant, developer, sustainability coordinator, landscape architect,technical manager, energy engineer, MEP consultant, facility managers, or anyone interested in understanding green building principle,especially sustainable design, construction, management, purchasing, and plan to achieve a LEED professional credential.
Course in Data Center Infrastructure and Operations
11 - 20 Sep 2017
IT support is crucial to every business and public sectors. No matter a few servers in a closet or a
hundred of servers in a data center, all equipment and MEP (Mechanical, Electrical and Plumb)
facilities required are mission-critical to maintain the IT services.
The course outlines the infrastructure system supports a typical data center and critical services and
the main components facilitate a data center operations and maintenance. It also introduces the best
practices and the international standards for data centers and critical facilities.
The course is designed for facilities engineers and IT infrastructure operators to acquire in-depth
knowledge in designing critical infrastructure and data center operations.
1. What is Data Center
2. Applications of Data Center
3. Who are the Users
4. Users’ Expectations
5. Inside a Data Center – IT, E&M Services, Facilities Supports
6. Data Center Configurations – Architectural, Structural, MEP, Network
7. Glossary – Resilience, Tier Levels, Redundancy
8. Operating a Data Center
9. Loss Prevention
10. Maintenance Management
11. Facilities Supports – MEP Services
12. Specific Requirements for Facilities
13. Operations Highlights
14. Sustainable Management
15. System Performance Assessments
Speaker: Ir C.K. Chan, BEng (Hons), MSc, BBA, CEng, MHKIE, MIET, REA
Mr. Ian Ip, BSc (Hons), MSc, CEng, MCIBSE
Venue: Flat C, 12/F, Blk 2, Wah Fung Ind Ctr, 33 - 39 Kwai Fung Crest, Kwai Chung, New Territories
Date: 11 – 20 Sep 2017 (Mon, Wed and Fri)
Time: 07:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Participant: 35 persons maximum. SOE members and/or vendor / supplier / participant / stakeholder in Data Center Industry
Fee: HK$3,750.00 (Member) and HK$5,250.00 (Non-Member) non-refundable including course materials and course assessment
Certification: 15-hour CPD certificate will be issued to students who completed and pass the course assessment with attendance over 70%.
Registration: Return the registration form and registration fee before 05 Sep2017.
Successful members will be notified.
Enquiry: Please contact Anna at 2617-0311 or email: info@soe.org.hk
The 2nd BEAM Plus New Buildings Training and Examination Organized by BEAM Society Limited
Effective from 1 January 2017, the new scheme of BEAM Professional (BEAM Pro) Training and Examination comes into effect. Candidates must complete the Fundamental Course as a prerequisite before enroling the Elective Course of NB – BEAM Plus New Buildings, EB – BEAM Plus Existing Buildings, BI – BEAM Plus Interiors and ND – BEAM Plus Neighbourhood. Candidates will be eligible to opt in to any elective course within two calendar years from the first date of examination.
What is BEAM Professional?
A BEAM Pro is a person accredited by the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) as being competent to support green building design, construction and operations. BEAM Pro will be responsible for advising the project team on how to achieve the required credit points to attain the client’s desired green building rating level.
What is BEAM Pro Fundamental Course?
The 1.5 hour web-based video training is available on BSL’s Online Training Portal. It aims at equipping participants with knowledge in BEAM Plus Framework, principles and basic knowledge of BEAM Plus rating tools and procedure of BEAM Plus Submission.
What is BEAM Plus New Buildings Training?
The whole day Elective Course, organized by BSL, aims at equipping participants with knowledge in green building in the areas of design, construction, operation, maintenance, as well as the BEAM Plus rating tools. The Training is delivered by experienced experts and professionals from Green Building Faculty, which supports the initiatives of green building in Hong Kong.
2nd BEAM Plus New Buildings Training
Date
:
20 September 2017 (Wednesday)
Time
:
9:30am – 4:00pm (Registration will be opened at 9:00am)
1) BEAM Society Limited Associate or Ordinary Members
(from 1 April 2015 onwards)
2) HKGBC Institutional or Associate Members
HK$3,150 for training & examination for
Members of Supporting Organisations
HK$3,500 for training & examination for others
Language
:
English
Who can enrol?
The programme welcomes architect, engineer, building design and construction practitioners who are in the process of working towards a professional qualification.
Please kindly note that Existing BEAM Pro are NOT required to re-enrol the New BEAM Plus New Buildings Training and Examination or Fundamental Course.
How to enrol?
Fundamental Course
Candidates are required to fulfil the minimum qualification requirement as follows:
II. BEAM Affiliate accredited from 2014-2016 who has fulfilled the prescribed entry requirement as follows:
a) Maintenance of BEAM Affiliate qualification for three consecutive years
b) Experience and knowledge by proving involvement in BEAM/BEAM Plus project under which the applicable rating tool is used.
BEAM Plus New Buildings Training and Examination
Candidates must complete the Fundamental Course as prerequisite and are required to fulfil the minimum qualification requirement as follows:
I. A degree or equivalent in Built Environment related disciplines; plus
II. A minimum 3 years postgraduate professional experience; plus
III. Qualification as a full member of one of relevant professional institutes (HKIA, HKIE, HKILA, HKIP, HKIS, or equivalent)
OR
I. A degree or equivalent in Built Environment related disciplines; plus
II. A minimum 5 years postgraduate experience related to the assessment of green buildings, or equivalent.
OR
II. BEAM Affiliate accredited from 2014-2016 who has fulfilled the prescribed entry requirement as follows:
a) Maintenance of BEAM Affiliate qualification for three consecutive years
b) Experience and knowledge by proving involvement in BEAM/BEAM Plus project under which the applicable rating tool is used.
To register the 2nd BEAM Plus New Buildings Training and Examination, Members of Supporting Organisationare required to submit application form via email or by post with cheque to the following address:
BEAM Society Limited
1/F, Jockey Club Environmental Building
77 Tat Chee Avenue
Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong
BEAM Society Limited Associate or Ordinary Members or HKGBC Institutional or Associate Members:
To register the 2nd BEAM Plus New Buildings Training and Examination, BEAM Society Limited Associate or Ordinary Members or HKGBC Institutional or Associate Members are required to register the course on BSL’s Online Training Portal.
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Technical Visit on MTR Gallery and Kowloon Station FULL
16September 2017
MTR Kowloon Station is situated in the Tsim Sha Tsui area at the southernmost tip of West Kowloon, and is ideally placed for major-residential, commercial, hotel, retail and parking facilities. The various facilities in the station form the ultra-modern epicentre which is Hong Kong most exciting urban development in recent years. Kowloon Station is easily accessible via MTR, Airport Express Shuttle Bus and many other forms of public transport.
This visit will provide an opportunity to members to understand operations of MTR Kowloon Station and have tours to the MTR Gallery, Kowloon Station Control Room and In-town Check-in Service.
Supporting Organization: The Institution of Environmentalists (IEnv)
Venue: MTR Kowloon Station
Date: 16 September 2017 (Saturday)
Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Gathering Time and Place: 8:45 am at CuC (預辨登機大堂客務中心) at Kowloon Station
Participant: 25 persons maximum
Fee: Free of charge
HK$50.00 for retention fee (cheque only)
Refundable if present, Non-refundable if no show
2 hours CPD Certificate (electronic) will be distributed to the presented participants after visit
Registration: Return the registration form and retention fee before 4 September 2017.
No reservation without retention fee.
Successful members will be notified.
Enquiry: Please contact Administration Manager at 2617 0311 or email:info@soe.org.hk
Remark:No private car parking space will be reserved.
Training Course on Energy Audit for Building Services Systems Efficiency
This training course would like to provide the participants with the requirements for BEEO, CAP 610 and the fundamental principles, skills and guidelines needed to carry out effective energy audits in accordance with the Building Energy Efficiency Ordinance. The participants would appreciate the approach to identify energy saving measures and perform quantitative analysis to predict the energy savings, environmental and economic benefits. Moreover, deep understand the conduct of energy audit process for data acquisition, verification, analysis and mining, and improve the energy management systems for facility management.
Venue: Flat C, 12/F, Blk 2, Wah Fung Ind Ctr, 33 - 39 Kwai Fung Crest, Kwai Chung, New Territories
Date: 22 - 31 August 2017 (Tue, Thr and Sat)
Time: 19:00 – 22:00
Target: Practicing engineers, energy managers, energy auditors, environmental officers, building services engineers, plant engineers, M&E engineers, facility engineers and project managers etc.
Participant: 35 persons maximum
Fee: HK$3,750.00 (Member) and HK$5,250.00 (Non-Member) non-refundable including course materials and course assessment
Registration: Return the registration form and registration fee before 14 Aug, 2017
No reservation without registration fee.
Successful members will be notified.
Enquiry: Please contact Ms. Anna Fan at 2617 0311 or email:info@soe.org.hk
Course Contents:
Lecture 1
Introduction to the Buildings Energy Efficiency Ordinance
Understanding the Legislative Framework
Requirements of Energy Audit
Qualification and Duties of Registered Energy Assessors (REAs)
Management procedures for energy audit: walk-through inspection, detailed energy audit and identification of energy management opportunities
International Performance Measurement & Verification Protocol; instrumentation and measurement techniques; baseline adjustment; error and uncertainty analysis; third-party verification.
Registration of Energy Performance
Energy audit – time frame, what to do and what are not necessary
Lecture 2
Heating Ventilating and Air-Conditioning (HVAC)
Measurements and evaluation of energy efficiency of chillers, water-side systems and air-side systems; coefficient of performance (COP) analysis.
Provision of thermal comfort and good indoor air quality in an energy-efficient manner.
Qualitative analyses of effective energy management opportunities for HVAC systems, including temperature settings for chilled water supply and indoor air, building envelops meeting, Fresh air intake control and more.
Lecture 3
Electrical Systems and Power Quality Improvement
Energy efficiency for electrical distribution systems, including transformers and wires.
Procedures of measuring and improving power quality for buildings due to low power factor and/or high harmonics (typically caused by electronic equipment).
Experimental tests suitable for evaluating energy use of electrical systems and for identifying any power quality problems.
Calculation of energy and cost savings due to improvement in electrical systems performance and power quality.
The Society of Operations Engineers - Hong Kong Region is delighted to invite you to join the 14th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, to be held on 11 August 2017 (Friday) at the Grand Ballroom, Kowloon Shangri-la Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui East,Kowloon.
Date: 11 August 2017 (Friday)
Time: 18:00 - 22:30
Venue: The Grand Ballroom, Kowloon Shangri-la Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon
Fee: HK$1,000 per person (Limited tickets for sales in first-come-first served basis while stock lasts)
Registration: Please return the attached application form to SOEHK Office. Successful members will be notified.
Enquiry: Please contact Ms Anna Fan at 2617 0311 or send email to anna@soe.org.hk
Technical Visit on CLP Guangdong Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station
5 August 2017
Guangdong Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station is the first nuclear power station commercial scale built in the Chinese Mainland. Daya Bay makes use of French reactor technology and British turbine-generator equipment, providing an installed capacity of 1,968 MW. Since the beginning of commercial operation in 1994, it has been generating typically over 14 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity a year. 70% of the electricity is supplied to Hong Kong and the balance to Guangdong province. The electricity produced by Daya Bay saves Hong Kong each year some 7.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide, some ten thousands tonnes of sulphur dioxide, and nitrogen oxides, as well as hundreds of tonnes of airborne particulates that would otherwise be released into the atmosphere by fossil fuel generation.
This visit will provide an opportunity to members to understand the nuclear power generation and safe operation of Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station.
Supporting Organization: The Institution of Environmentalists (IEnv)
Venue: CLP Guangdong Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station
Date: 5 August 2017 (Saturday)
Time: 7:30 am – 4:00 pm
Gathering Time 7:15 am at MTR Exit F, Kowloon Tong Station
and Place:
Participant: 40 persons
Fee: HK$50 including 6hrs CPD Certificate (First-come-first-served basis)
Registration: Return the completed Registration Form, Copy of HKID and PRC Re-entry Permit / Passport and Registration Free before 11 July 2017.
No reservation without registration fee.
Successful members will be notified.
Enquiry: Please contact Administration Manager at 2617 0311 or email: info@soe.org.hk
(FULL)Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Registered Electrical Worker (10)
This CPD aims to:
1. Apply registration renewal for Registered Electrical Worker (REW) with Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD);
2. Introduce the relevant Electricity Ordinances, Electricity (Registration) Regulations and Electricity (Wiring) Regulations;
3. Provide the knowledge in safety requirement in conducting electrical work;
4. Provide the knowledge in major revisions of Code of Practice for Electricity (Wiring) Regulations 2015 Edition.
REW apply registration renewal on or after 1 January 2012 is required to have completed a training covering the following two modules before submitting the application:
Module
Module Title
1
Statutory and Safety Requirements on Electrical Work
Legislative requirements in Electricity Ordinance, Electricity (Registration) Regulations, and Electricity (Wiring) Regulations;
Safety requirements in conducting electrical work.
2
Code of Practice for Electricity (Wiring) Regulations 2015 Edition
IFMA's Signature Conference: World Workplace Asia 2017
May 9-10, 2017
World Workplace Asia is joining HOFEX, Asia's leading food and hospitaliy tradeshow - build your network and expand your supplier list at a 2-for-1 exposition
Registration includes access to HOFEX, with more than 2,500 exhibitors from 57 countries/regions.
Select from an exceptional program of informative sessions. Take away useful information that can be applied upon your return to work.
Bennefit from professional networking and business opportunities.
Milestone Celebrations
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, IFMA's Hong Kong Chapter invites you to mark this momentous occasion at World Workplace Asia.
The prestigious Asia-Pacific Award will be presented at the chapter's anniversary dinner on 9 May.
HOFEX is celebrating 30 years of bringing the most comprehensive selection of food, drinks, hospitality equipment and supplies products to Asia.
Become a leader in the development of sustainable FM. Prepare to earn IFMA’s Sustainabdfzility
Facility Professional®. The SFP Overview is a 2-day introduction to key concepts covered in the
SFP Learning System, led by an IFMA certified instructor. Each SFP Overview attendee will
receive a SFP Learning System to continue self-study after the session. Attendees can then
complete each SFP focus area and corresponding assessment, to earn their SFP.
3 Simple Steps to becoming an SFP :
LEARN : Join our SFP Instructor-led course and study the provided electronic/ printed training
materials to enhance your skills and knowledge.
TEST : Complete the three online SFP final assessments with a passing score of 75% or higher.
EARN : Submit your SFP application (with application fee) to IFMA to validate your SFP credential.
Instructor : Mr. Chris Hodges P.E., CFM, LEED AP, IFMA Fellow, FRICS
Chris Hodges is a founding Principal of Facility Engineering Associates, with over 30 years of
experience in building operations and facility management. He is a Registered Professional
Engineer, Certified Facility Manager (International Facility Management Association), and LEED™
Accredited Professional (U.S. Green Building Council).Chris is an active member of IFMA, and has
served terms as President of the Capital Chapter and member of the Board of Directors. Chris is
also an IFMA Fellow, and Fellow of The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. He currently
serves as Chair of IFMA’s Sustainability Committee and has authored numerous articles on
Sustainable Facility Management and is the author of the “Getting Started” Guide on
sustainability in facility management for the IFMA Foundation. Chris is also a member of IFMA’s
Education Committee. Chris is a Master Instructor on the IFMA faculty; teaches IFMA core
competency courses (FMP, CFM, SFP), and routinely participates in new course development,
curriculum development, and has been active in promoting IFMA’s professional development
and certification programs in the Unites States and internationally. Chris was the lead Subject
Matter Expert for the development of IFMA’s Sustainability Facility Professional (SFP) credential.
Date :
May 11-12, 2017 (Thursday & Friday) 9:30am - 5:30pm
The Certified Facility Manager® (CFM) credential sets the industry standard for ensuring the
knowledge and competence of practicing facility managers. IFMA's certification process is
designed to assess competency in the field through work experience, education and the ability
to pass a comprehensive exam that covers 11 competencies that make up the facility
management body of knowledge. This one-day workshop is designed to assist facility
professionals seeking certification with preparation for the competency-based examination.
This workshop focuses on tools that can lead to success on the exam, techniques to perceive
situations, and the importance of maintaining the right perspective.
Participants will :
Learn how to use the tools that can lead to success on the CFM Exam.
Understand the overall concept of the exam and focus on the methodology of the exam.
Learn to apply critical thinking skills and discuss the rationales used.
Workshop benefits :
Review the overall methodology of the exam and practice applying FM knowledge in a
competency-based exam.
Practice applying critical thinking skills and discuss the rationales used in practice exam
questions.
Review exam-taking skills and strategies may lead to success on the CFM Exam.
Learn from CFM instructors who have been trained to share their knowledge and valuable
experience.
Instructor : Arnald Ng MCR, CFM, MRICS, LEED AP+ ID&C
Arnald has 20 years’ experience across multiple disciplines within Corporate Real Estate,
specializing in workplace strategy, interior project and facility management. With the valuable
prior experience gained while working for industry leaders such as Sun Microsystems, Hongkong
Land and Standard Chartered Bank, she has proven herself capable in directing regional teams
towards international standards and meeting customers' expectation.
Arnald is a Faculty for CoreNet Global and is also an approved instructor of IFMA.
GEES Professional training 2017_WELL AP training 2017
Event Date:1-5-2017
WHAT is WELL?
The WORLD’s FIRST building standard focused exclusively on human
health and wellness.
The WELL Building Standard sets performance requirements in SEVEN
CONCEPTS relevant to occupant health in the built environment.
More Information about WELL, please visit: https://www.wellcertified.com/
WHAT is WELL AP?
WELL AP standards for WELL Accredited Professional. It denotes expertise in the
WELL Building StandardTM and a commitment to advancing human health and
wellness in buildings and communities.
WHAT can this training help?
Through the one-day training and 200-quiz practice, you will be able to pass the
WELL AP exam easily. This training can also be considered continuous education
for LEED AP and LEED Green Associate.
Track record of this training
This training has been conducted in Shanghai since December 2016. Up to now
ALL STUDENTS have passed the exam within 2 months after the face to face
training with lowest score of 183.
Training Agenda (7 CPD Hours)
Section 1:0900-0930 BASIC INTRODUCTION
Section 2: 0930-1130 AIR CONCEPT
Section 3: 1130-1200 WATER CONCEPT
Section 4:1300-1400 NOURISHMENT CONCEPT
Section 5:1400-1500 LIGHT CONCEPT
Section 6: 1515-1545 FITNESS CONCEPT
Section 7:1545-1615 COMFORT CONCEPT
Section 8:1615-1645 MIND CONCEPT
Section 9:1645-1715 WELL AP EXAM PREPERATION GUIDE
Training FEE
6000 3000 HKD (Early birds registration before 20 April 2017. This early bird
discount is for THIS VERY FIRST WELL AP TRAINING IN HONGKONG ONLY)
6000 5000 HKD (For members of organizers and supporting organizations)
6000 HKD (All the others)
Payee: L GEES Ltd Bank Account: HSBC # 078-505302-838
Training Language and Venue
ENGLISH
Venue to be confirmed
Registration and Enquiry
Please email training@lgees-ltd.com and / or contact Ms. Christine Li at
+(852) 81018023 to save a seat and / or ask any question related.
“Paradigm Shift: Emergence of Environmental Management and Engineering
in the Development of Hong Kong into a World City”
Thursday, 27 April 2017
Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Kowloon East,
3 Tong Tak Street, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong
(3‐minute walk from the Tseung Kwan O MTR Station, Exit C)
INTRODUCTION
The pace and scale of urbanization bring new challenges to many Governments around the world and
the city is at the centre of the change. The need for a coordinated and innovative effort by both the
public and private sectors to fulfil infrastructure and socio‐economic needs in a systematic and
sustainable manner while tackling the important subjects such as climate change, resource efficiency,
biodiversity and quality of life issues is of paramount importance. The environmental management
and engineering profession has a significant role to play that will shape the future of the development.
This forum aims to provide a platform for professionals and academics in the environmental
management and engineering industry to gain further insights on the latest practices and development
of technologies that are required for the development of a World‐Class city, and to share local and
overseas experiences and stimulate initiatives that could further reinforce Hong Kong’s status as a
World City.
The forum comprises the keynote session and three other sessions: 1) Evolving Role of Environmental
Professionals in Urban, Public Projects, Strategic Plans and Good Governance; 2) Engineering and
Managing Adaptive Sustainable Responses for Managing Hong Kong’s Bio‐Capacity: Challenges and
Opportunities; and 3) Potential Contribution of Environmental Leaders to Hong Kong’s Economic
Diversification and Sustainable Growth. The forum will bring together professional engineers,
professionals, experts, academics and industry stakeholders to share their knowledge, experiences and
insights on the subjects to be covered by the Annual Environmental Forum.
SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
Academic
City University of Hong Kong, School of Energy and Environment
Hong Kong Baptist University, Asian Energy Studies Centre
Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong, Faculty of Science & Technology
The Education University of Hong Kong, Centre for Education in Environmental Sustainability
The Open University of Hong Kong, School of Science and Technology
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
The University of Hong Kong, Department of Civil Engineering
Non-academic
British Consulate‐General Hong Kong
Consulate General of Canada in Hong Kong and Macao
Consulate General of Finland, Hong Kong
Netherlands Consulate General in Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR China
Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong
Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong
Federation of Hong Kong Industries
French Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce
New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong
The Chinese General Chamber of Commerce
Environment Bureau, The Government of the HKSAR
Asian Institute of Intelligent Buildings
ASHRAE Hong Kong Chapter
Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management ‐ Hong Kong Branch
Construction Industry Council
Council for Sustainable Development
Green Council
Hong Kong Association of Energy Engineers
Hong Kong Construction Association
Hong Kong Environmental Industry Association
Hong Kong Green Building Council
Hong Kong Green Strategy Alliance
Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation
Hong Kong Waste Management Association
Institution of Mechanical Engineers ‐ Hong Kong Branch
Friends of the Earth (Hong Kong)
The Hong Kong Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Association
The Society of Operations Engineers, Hong Kong Region
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Chairman:
Ir CHENG, Norman
Members:
Ir AU, Elvis
Ir CHAN, Thomas
Ir Dr GBAGUIDI, Alex
Ir KWAN, Anthony
Ir LEE, Stephen
Ir LO, P C
Ir WONG, Alex
Ir YUEN, Andrew
Ms CHAN, Jacqueline
Ir Dr CHAN, Raymond
Ir CHOI, C M
Ir IP, T Y
Ir LAM, C S
Ir Prof LO, Irene
Ir TANG, Kelvin
Ir WONG, Kenny
Ir Dr ZHOU, Shelley
Mr LAM, Benjamin
GUEST OF HONOURS
Mr WONG Kam‐sing, JP
Secretary for the Environment, Environment Bureau, The Government of the HKSAR
Ir Joseph CHOI
President, The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Ir Dr the Hon LO Wai‐kwok, BBS, MH, JP
Legislative Councillor (Engineering Functional Constituency), HKSAR
Keynote Address: Optimizing Integrated Town Planning for the Development of Hong Kong into a Sustainable
Asia’s World City
Mr Dalson CHUNG (TBC)
Director (Industry Development and Promotion Office), Director (Sustainability Office), Managing
Director (CleanEnviro Summit Singapore), National Environment Agency
Keynote Address: The Waste Management landscape in Singapore – Experiences, Challenges, and Opportunities
INVITED SPEAKERS
Mr John BATTEN
Global Director of Cities & Water, Arcadis
Topic: How can Hong Kong Attain a Competitive Advantage through Further Urban Sustainability Improvements?
Mr Antoine GRANDGE
CEO ‐ Recycling and Recovery Asia, SITA Waste Services Ltd
Topic: Waste Strategies in a Global Urbanisation Trend: European Approach for Circular Economy ‐ Some French Initiatives
Ir Dr Paul KAU
EHS Services Director / Senior Environmental Scientist, Golder Associates (HK) Ltd
Topic: Meeting the Challenges of Urban Regeneration and Contaminated Lands
Professor LAM Kin‐che
Chairman of the Steering Committee, Hong Kong's First Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan
Topic: Hong Kong's First Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan and Its Relationship to Hong Kong as a World City
Ms Phyllis LI Chi‐miu
Deputy Director of Planning / Territorial, Planning Department, The Government of the HKSAR
Topic: A Smart, Green and Resilient City Strategy under Hong Kong 2030+
Ir Ka‐wai MAK, JP
Deputy Director, Drainage Services Department, The Government of the HKSAR
Topic: Drainage Services ‐ from Grey to Blue Green
ECUK Engineers Registration – Preparatory workshop for the Professional Review Report and Professional Review Interview
13 April 2017 (Thursday)
The Society of Operations Engineers has implemented The UK Spec Edition 3 since 1 January 2015, which is more simple and modern than SARTOR3 (1997) and with broader range of competences and requirements of professional responsibilities and obligations, and interpersonal skills.
Chartered Engineers and Incorporated Engineers (CEng/IEng) are characterized by their ability to develop appropriate solutions to engineering problems using new or existing technologies, through innovation, creativity and change. They might develop and apply new technologies promote advance designs and design methods, introduce new and more efficient production techniques, marketing and construction concepts, pioneer new engineering services and management methods. Formal education is the usual, but not the only, way of demonstrating the underpinning knowledge and understanding for professional competence and what is required for professional engineers for registration. SOEHK arranges the special workshop for the interested members to achieve the ECUK standard – To introduce the preparation of a professional review report and professional review interview / requirements and the route of becoming a professional engineer.
BEAM Plus New Buildings (NB) Training and Examination
What is BEAM Professional (BEAM Pro)?
BEAM Professionals (BEAM Pro) are accredited by the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) to promote the principles of green building and facilitate the green building certification process. They are green building professionals trained in various aspects of the entire green building life cycle. A key role of BEAM Pro is to integrate the latest green building standards and practices into everyday building planning, design, construction and operation. In a typical engagement, BEAM Pro are embedded in project teams; and will be responsible for advising the project team on how to achieve the required credit points to attain the client’s desired green building rating level.
About BEAM Pro Training
Effective from 1 January 2017, the new scheme of BEAM Professional (BEAM Pro) Training and Examination will be launched. Green building practitioners who aim at gaining the professional BEAM Pro accreditation are required to complete the online Fundamental Course on BSL’s Online Training Portal as a prerequisite before opting into any elective training as follows:
NB – BEAM Plus New Buildings
EB – BEAM Plus Existing Buildings
BI – BEAM Plus Interiors
ND – BEAM Plus Neighbourhood
About BEAM Plus (NB) Training
This course provides in-depth knowledge of BEAM Plus New Buildings (NB) assessment tool with practitioners who aim to earn the credential to demonstrate their proficiency of expertise. Upon course completion, you will be familiarised with:
Framework of BEAM Plus NB v1.2
In-depth knowledge i.e. grading, credits and feature of BEAM Plus NB v1.2
BEAM Plus project submission skill
Training Programme (NB-2017-0331)
The 1st BEAM Plus (NB) Training and Examination is now open for registration on a first-come-first-served basis.
31 March 2017 (Friday) | 9:30am – 4:00pm | Medium of Instruction: English
Training Venue: Chamber 1A+1B, G/F, InnoCentre, 72 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon
Minimum Qualification Requirements
fTo enrol fTo enrol f To enrol fTo enrol f To enrol fTo enrol f or the Training and Examination, you must fulfill one of following: A degree or equivalent in Built Environment related disciplines; plus plusplus
At least 3 years postgraduate professional experience; plus plus
Qualification as a full member of relevant professional institute (HKIA, HKIE, HKILA, HKIP, HKIS or equivalent) OR A degree or equivalent in Built Environment related disciplines; plus
At least 5 years postgraduate experience related to the assessment of green buildings or equivalent.
Training and Examination Fee
To register, please complete the registration form together with a cheque, relevant supporting documents, i.e. certificates and CV and send to BEAM Society Limited before the deadline. Applicants must take the BEAM Plus (NB) Training and Examination as a package. Enrolment is processed on a first-come-first-served basis. The fee for training and examination is not refundable.
Examination Schedule
Session times of the examination are 9:00am-11:00am, 12:00pm-2:00pm and 3:00pm-5:00pm. Candidates must register their preferences on their registration form on a first-come-first-served basis. If candidates fail to provide selected examination dates and sessions, his / her the examination seats would be assigned by BEAM Society Limited upon availability. Administration fee of HK$600 would be applied for further reschedule.
Water Conference 2017 on Enhancing Water Management in Buildings
23 March 2017
Chiang Chen Studio Theatre, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Main Theme
To Promote Enhanced Practices of Water Management in Buildings and Related Technologies
for Water Safety in Hong Kong
Targeted Participants
Waterworks Professionals, Plumbing Professionals, Building Construction and Maintenance Experts, Building
Services Engineers, Building Designers, Facility Managers, and Academics
Official Language of the Conference: English
Programme
08:30
Registration
09:00
Welcome Address
Ir Dr. Eric WONG, Chairman, Organisation Committee / CIPHE HK Branch
09:05
Opening Speech
Guest of Honour: Ir HON Chi Keung, JP, Permanent Secretary for Development (Works)
09:30
Keynote Speech
Ir Dr. CHAN Hon Fai, Chairman, Advisory Committee on Water Supplies
1st Session: Water Safety Regime
10:00
Water Safety Management in a University Community
Prof. Joseph KWAN, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
10:25
The Approach to Upkeep Fresh Water inside Service in Government Buildings
Mr. HUI Chiu Kin, Assistant Director (Property Services), Architectural Services Department
10:50
1st Session Q&A
11:00
Coffee Break
2nd Session: Risk Management
11:25
Safe Plumbing System Design
Mr. William CHEUNG, Technical Advisor, CIPHE HK Branch
11:50
Risk of Water Leakage and Detection in Buildings
Ir Denny CHAN, Material Specialist
12:15
2nd Session Q&A
12:25
Luncheon
3rd Session: Regulations and Guidelines
Highlights of the Legislative Review 2017
Ir Bobby NG, Water Supplies Department
Good Practice Guides on Plumbing Services
Ir Roger WONG, Water Supplies Department
3rd Session Q&A
Coffee Break
4th Session: Water Quality Management
Quality Maintenance of Inside Service
Ir C.K. IP, Water Supplies Department
Material Control in Plumbing Services [to be confirmed]
Dr. Henry HUNG, Hong Kong Plumbing and Sanitary Ware Trade Association
Registration Fees
*Early Bird
Standard
Member of CIPHE-HKB, CIWEM HK, HKIE-BSD, or Supporting Organizations
HK$700
HK$800
Non-member
HK$900
HK$1,000
Full-time Student
**HK$100
**HK$150
*Early Bird registration discount is only valid if payment received on or before 28 February 2017.
** Lunch is not included for special rates, HK$100 and HK$150. An additional fee of HK$150 is required for lunch.
Participant can obtain a certifi cate of 6 hours Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
(This conference is applying for WSD Voluntary Continuing Professional Development Scheme)
Registration
Register online via https://goo.gl/forms/uHKqLXfVPa1N7cIc2, prepare a Crossed Cheque payable to
“Hong Kong Plumbing Promotion Ltd.", and Mail to CIPHE - HKB, Wanchai P. O. Box 23229, Hong Kong.
Please read through the Remarks stated at the end of the Enrolment Form before registration.
At the back of the cheque, please state the following information:
1. Water Conference 2017;
2. Name of Company/Organisation;
3. Name of Registrant;
4. Contact telephone number; &
5. Email address.
There is no refund for cancellation of registration initiated by a registrant. However, the registration may be transferred to another
person from the same company or organisation at no extra charge by notifying the Organizer on or before 15 March 2017.
Seating capacity is limited, on a fi rst-come- fi rst-served basis.
Registration will close on 15 March 2017.
For enquiry, please contact the Secretariat Ms. Winnie Lau by Phone on (852) 2417-0091,
Email at info@ciphe.com.hk or Fax to (852) 2417-9719.
