Residential and Commercial Compliance Paths for the 2002 - Energy Conservation Construction Code of New York State for Contractors
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Presented by
Faculty of Construction Management |
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Course Description: This course is designed so building contractors will understand the energy code and its application in the design of their structures.
Course Instructor: Richard Greene, Director of Code Enforcement Services for W-M Engineers, P.E.
Parking: Free parking has been reserved at the Irving Parking garage located on this map.
Agenda: Monday January 10th
- 8:00am—Registration and Continental Breakfast in Baker Foyer
- 8:30am—Introduction to the Energy Conservation Construction Code of New York - Chapters 1 ("Administrative, Enforcement and General Requirements"), 2 ("Definitions"), & 3 ("Design Conditions") in Classroom 140, Baker Hall
- 9:00am-Use the Code to learn about "Building Design for all Commercial Buildings" and ASHRAE 90.1-1999 (Chapter 7) - Classroom 140, Baker Hall
- 10:00am—Break in Baker Foyer
- 10:15am—Use the Code to learn about "Design by Acceptable Practice for Commercial Buildings" in Classroom 140, Baker Hall
- 12:00pm—Lunch in 110 Moon Library
- 1:00pm—Use the code to learn how to use the Performance Approach (Chapter 5) and Prescriptive Approach (Chapter 6) to build energy efficient residential structures - in Classroom 140, Baker Hall
- 2:00pm-Practice a hands-on software approach to build an energy efficient structure using REScheck (residential structures) and COMcheck (commercial structures) - in Classroom 149, Baker Hall
- 3:00pm—Break in Baker Foyer
- 3:15pm—Continue to practice using a software approach to build an energy efficient structure in a computer cluster using COMcheck (commercial structures) in room 149, Baker Hall
- 5:00pm—Adjourn
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Funded in-part by the U.S. Department of Energy in cooperation with NYSERDA and NYS DOS. |
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