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Free Webinar: Intermediate Lighting – Lighting Maintenance, February 7, 5:30-7:30 pm
Event Description
Lighting maintenance is important to consider at the planning stages of a new lighting project since it impacts so much of the operation and labor costs of a building over time. This class covers what to consider for maintaining a lighting system in large buildings, including product selection, staffing and training and management of lighting controls. We describe a typical lighting and controls system and how to design to minimize maintenance with best practices.
The objective of this course is that at the conclusion, participants will be able to:
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- Considerations for maintaining a lighting system in large buildings
- Product selection, staffing and training, lighting controls and commissioning
James Donson is an energy engineer working for a federal subcontractor in Golden, Colorado. James has spent the last 14 years performing energy audits, retro-commissioning studies, lighting consulting, commissioning services, and energy consumption-related research in commercial buildings across North America. James is a licensed mechanical engineer in Colorado, a registered Building Energy Assessment Professional with ASHRAE, and has an LC from the NCQLP.
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