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ASHE 2013 Summit & Exhibition on Health Facility Planning, Design & Construction

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AHA Sustainability Roadmap Improves Financial, Patient Care, and the Environmental Bottom Line without Capital Expenditures

Track : Fundamentals of PDC

Program Code: 308614

Date: Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Time: 9:50 AM to 10:50 AM EST

Location: Rm 2018-20

PRIMARY SPEAKER :

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Laura Brannen, EDAC, Sr. Environmental Performance Consultant, Mazzetti Nash Lipsey Burch

CO-SPEAKER (S):

Michael Hatton, MBA, CHFM, SASHE, System Executive, Memorial Hermann

Michael Hatton, System Executive, manages facilities, support services, engineering and construction start-up activities from a Corporate level for Memorial Hermann in Houston, Texas. Mr. Hatton has been in the facility management sector since 1986 with extensive experience in high-rise building management, medical office buildings, and hospital operations within the Texas Medical Center. Mr. Hatton holds ASHEs CHFM designation as well as BOMIs RPA/SMA designation, is licensed in Real Estate Sales, and received an MBA from University of Houston. He has authored numerous technical papers and presentations related to facility management, energy, and operations, and in addition, he has presented numerous sessions at industry conventions, architecture/design conferences, and to the underwriters at Lloyds, London, United Kingdom. In addition to operational duties, Mike has been a key team member in the successful delivery of over $1.5 billion of healthcare facility construction including several unplanned events (Tropical Storm Allison-2001, Hurricane Ike-2008) that tested his overall organizational abilities. ASHE recognized outcomes of Memorial Hermanns Tropical Storm Allison Flood Recovery project with its VISTA Award for Infrastructure in 2007. Under his direction, Memorial Hermann has driven over $12 million to the bottom line as a direct result of energy benchmarking efforts both internally and via EPAs Energy Star program. Memorial Hermann has been recognized with ASHEs prestigious E2C Award on 35 occasions for improving their 9 million ft2 hospital and medical office portfolios energy consumption by > 20% (BTUs/SF). In addition, Memorial Hermann is the only hospital system in Texas with multiple ENERGY STAR labeled hospitals (7) and medical office buildings (4). ASHE further recognized Mike and Memorial Hermann for its energy benchmarking process via the 2011 Excellence in Healthcare Facility Management Award.

Steven Cutter, CHFM, HFDP, MBA, SASHE, Director - Facilities Engineering, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center

Bob Gance, CHFM, MBA, RHSO, Director of Engineering, Children's Hospital Dallas

Dick Moeller, P.E., FASHE, HFDP, CHC, LEED AP, Principal-in-Charge, CDi Engineers

Description

Members of ASHE�s Sustainability Task Force will share stories of energy, water, and waste stream management and other sustainable programs that have improved the bottom line and created a culture of change with surprising impacts beyond savings on utility bills. Learn how to use the AHA Sustainability Roadmap�s comprehensive set of projects to guide you through each project from creating the right teams, codes and standards compliance, using calculators, identifying LEED synergies, and more. This session will enable attendees to:

Learn about the Sustainability Roadmap and the tools provided to then also know how to contribute to it and become a part of the solution.
Define ASHE�s new and improved E2C Chapter Challenge (Battle of the Buildings) program.
Integrate the tools of commissioning and retro-commissioning into your facility�s operating strategies.
Understand the importance and how-to of basic benchmarking and data management to better operate your facility�s performance.

LEARNER OUTCOMES:

Learn about ASHEs new and improved E2C Chapter Challenge (Battle of the Buildings) program.
Learn about the Sustainability Roadmap and the tools provided to then also know how contribute to it and become a part of the solution.
Learn how to include the tools of commissioning and retro-commissioning into your facilitys operating strategies.
Understand the importance and how-to of basic benchmarking and data management to better operate your facilitys performance.

Audio Synchronized to PowerPoint

(Code: 308614)

Attendee:$20 USD

Non-Attendee $30 USD - Your Price

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