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Waste Stream Auditing - LEED
Certification |
Many facility managers are considering LEED and a
"Waste Stream Audit" is typically required for
certification. But even if you are not pursuing LEED,
your organization is likely considering some sort of
greening or sustainability-focused initiative.
Performing a waste stream audit will tell you
exactly how efficient your recycling and waste
management systems are. A waste stream audit will:
• Help establish baseline waste and recycling data
• Show how many and what types of recyclables are
not being captured
• Identify issues related to regulatory compliance
• Reveal how much your wastes are actually costing
your facility
• Provide data and recommendations for improving
recycling efforts
About the Presenter
Tom Griffin is the director of Greener Results,
a sustainability consulting group that specializes
in the development of efficient and practical
environmental programs that are focused on improved
performance and cost savings. Greener Results
provides a wide array of services to its clients,
including LEED advisory services and waste stream
auditing.
Click here to view PowerPoint Presentation on Waste
Stream Auditing
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WHAT A CMMS CAN DO FOR YOU |
This
webinar will discuss the importance of CMMS and
what they can do for an educational or health
care facility in terms of improving
productivity. Statistics of CMMS project
success/failure ratio and how to go about
selecting the right system will also be
addressed. Other topics covered include:
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Mobile Technology
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Interfacing
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Implementation
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Upgrades
About the Presenter
Kris Bagadia is the founder and
president of PEAK Industrial Solutions.
Beginning his career as a maintenance supervisor
and promoted to project manager, Mr. Bagadia has
experience in all facets of the maintenance
management process. Building on experience
garnered from a variety of industries, he
developed his first CMMS/EAM system for the
personal computer in the early 1980's, a product
that up until that point had been absent from
the PC. He has stayed at the forefront of CMMS/EAM
technology for over 25 years. Mr. Bagadia holds
a Masters of Science in Mechanical Engineering
from Marquette University. He is a licensed
Professional Engineer and a certified Plant
Engineer.
Irene Tlach, editor of American School
& Hospital Facility will serve as moderator.
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How to Think Green & Sustainable in
Cleaning for Health and Hygiene |
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The
purpose of this webinar is to educate and
discuss “Green Cleaning” trends, advantages,
benefits, return on investment, costs,
implementation and training. Cleaning for health
with microfiber continues to grow replacing
traditional cleaning methods. The term “Green”
for cleaning usually denotes the use of
microfibers for more effective cleaning with
using less water and chemical. The tools used
are much more ergonomic for the users than
traditional cleaning equipment. The durability
of microfibers improves cost in use
significantly. Overall trends regarding cleaning
for health, hygienic touch-free solutions and
user preferences will be discussed.
David Mathis Bio
Business Development Manager-Institutional,
Rubbermaid Commercial Products
David Mathis has more than 17 years of
experience working in the commercial products
industry, with specific expertise in the
distribution and manufacturing. David has been
with Rubbermaid Commercial Products for 10+years
in several senior sales and marketing positions;
he is currently responsible for working directly
with colleges, universities and tax-supported
entities. Since 2008, David has dedicated much
of his focus on what Rubbermaid Commercial
Products refers to as its “Institutional
Segment.” Previously, David supported several
other segments at Rubbermaid Commercial
Products, including healthcare and building
service contractors. Prior to joining Rubbermaid
Commercial Products David worked for Georgia-Pacific,Bunzl
and Unisource. He is a graduate of Colorado
State University and now resides in Sacramento,
California.
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