Building Automation Systems for Existing Federal Facilities provides Federal Facility and Energy Managers with the knowledge and competencies to contract for the design and installation a Building Automation System (BAS) in an existing Federal facility, including the ability to apply General Services Administration (GSA) Smart Building Standards into the goal setting process and design objectives. Learners will explore how to use Building Automation Systems to integrate existing HVAC, lighting, and other systems using normalized data and open communications protocols. The course details a process to set specific performance goals for the BAS, design the BAS to meet the established performance goals, and develop Requests for Proposals for both BAS design and installation. The course also discusses how to maximize the effectiveness of installed BAS to improve building energy efficiency, operations and maintenance, indoor environmental quality, and safety and security.

1. 3/20/2016 Continuing Education Certificate | Whole Building Design Guide
https://www.wbdg.org/education/cert.php?c=FEMP10 1/1
National Institute of Building Sciences
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Sudarshan Potdar
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CONTINUING EDUCATION DISTANCE PROGRAM
FEMP10 Building Automation Systems for Existing Federal
Facilities
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March 20, 2016
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EARNING
3.0 AIA/CES HSW LEARNING UNITS
0.4 IACET CEUs
Richard Paradis, PE, BSCP
Director, WBDG
National Institute of Building Sciences
Beverly Dyer, LEED AP B/C
Director of Training
DOE Federal Energy Management Program