Also at our January meeting, we will be learning about Membership Promotion!  This is a great opportunity to learn about the benefits of your ASHRAE membership.

See you at the meeting!!

Also at our December meeting, we will be celebrating our chapter’s history!  If you regularly read this newsletter and attend the dinner meetings, you’ve probably been learning some of our chapter history this year already.  As this ASHRAE year is the 50^th anniversary of our chapter, our president, John Miller, has dedicated his presidential theme to history!  The programs committee will be embracing this theme at our December meeting with a special presentation.

See you at the meeting!!

WHEN:
Friday, December 2, 2011

WHERE:
Wekiva Golf Club
4100 Wekiva Club Court
Longwood, FL 32779

ENTRY FEE:
$ 50.00 Per Golfer

ENTRY FEE INCLUDES:
Green Fee with Cart, Dinner, Open Driving Range, Two (2) Drink Tickets
Two (2) Glow Balls, Awards & Prizes. Additional balls may be purchased for $5 ea.

SPONSOR PACAKGES:
ASHRAE RP Title Sponsor: $1,000
Glow Ball Sponsor: $400
Food Sponsor: $400
Drink Sponsor: $400
Awards Sponsor: $400

TIME:
5:30 P.M. Registration @ Wekiva Golf Club
6:30 P.M. Shotgun Start

FORMAT/DRESS CODEShotgun Start,Four Person Scramble
Shorts to be no shorter than 4″ above knee, but seriously, who will honestly be in shorts?
Shirts must have collars, NO JEANS
Soft spikes only.

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: “CENTRAL FLORIDA CHAPTER OF ASHRAE”
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Firouz Keikavousi @ (407) 405-3429
E-MAIL ENTRIES TO: Firouz Keikavousi (firouzk@gmail.com)
Mail Entries To: Firouz Keikaousi, 1807 Baldwin Drive Orlando, FL 32806

Additional Inquiries may be sent to:
John Miller @ 407-246-1688 or jmiller@peifla.com Fax: 407-246-1664
or online at ASHRAE http://www.ashrae-cfl.org/

Register and Pay Online with the “Buy It Now” Link below:

Night Golf Registration

Individual $50.00 USD Foursome $200.00 USD Sponsor $400.00 USD Corporate Sponsor $1,000.00 USD

Foursome/Golfer/Sponsor Name

Send any resumes to careers@exp.com.

Responsibilities

• CAD proficient with working CAD drawings.
• Prepare one-line diagrams.
• Prepare/ Review calculations for loads.
• Thorough knowledge of codes.
• Edit specifications to reflect the project requirements.
• Develop equipment room sizes during SD and DD phases.
• Select and schedule equipment.
• Meet with vendors to determine specification requirements for application.
• Coordinates with other disciplines (mepfp, arch, struct, etc).
• Respond to RFI’s for the project, and accurately review submittals.
• Solve installation problems.
• Apply risk management procedures daily to minimize exp’s and client’s exposure to problems.
• Understand work planning and manage design process to the available hours in work plan.
• Understand proper scope of SD, DD, CD level documents – and deliver appropriate documentation.
• Work with PC, PM, and Clients to meet scheduled project milestones of multiple projects.
• Manage and deliver revisions (ASI’s, etc) and sketches according to proper numbering convention.
• Edit and develop scope of work narratives (SD narrative, basis of design, etc).
• Market Sector – Understands specific engineering requirements for applications within a market sector.
• Understand and properly provide existing exp details relevant to projects.
• Be able to direct and mentor Designer level staff on all of their responsibilities on a daily basis.
• Perform at a ‘responsible charge’ level of meeting exp’s design and quality levels.
• QA/QC reviews of all calculations by designers, and provide guidance and mentoring.
• Determine content of drawings and specs for Designers in order to meet the scope of work.
• Develop and monitor work plans in conjunction with other PM’S.
• Review code related items with Designers, and ensure compliance.
• Manage work plans and deliverables on multiple projects within budgeted hours.
• Write studies and reports for systems on projects.
• Writes sequences of operations for AHU’s, CHW and HW systems.
• Understands and applies concepts of CHW, HW, WSHP, variable & constant flow systems.
• Air side systems- CV, VAV, coil selection, fan selection.
• Hydronic Systems-hot, chilled condenser, steam.
• Thorough understanding of psychometrics and be able to apply to every project.
• Advanced equipment selection and analysis – chillers, boilers, air terminals, cooling towers, air valves, heap filters, DX equipment, and water source heat pumps.
• Thorough understanding of humid climate design risks.
• Thorough understanding of total energy concepts.
• Seller-Doer capability and mentality.

Qualifications

• Candidate should have an engineering degree in the field of mechanical engineering with 7+ years of building design experience.
• Registered Professional Engineer.
• Experience in designing Health care, Hospitals, Laboratories and Science & Technology facilities.

This month we welcome Kent Hobart from OUC to share with us their Industrial and Commercial Incentive Program.  OUC offers financial incentives to businesses that install energy efficient upgrades in their facilities – good news for local facilities owners, contractors and engineers!  Many of you may remember meeting Kent last year when he presented a YEA Tech Topic at a chapter dinner meeting; we liked him so much we’re bringing him back again this year.

October is also Student Activities night – my favorite night of the ASHRAE year.  Our chapter student activities committee is where I first became an ASHRAE volunteer and it’s still my favorite committee to devote time to.  The current committee has a ton of great activities planned for students of all ages and I encourage you to help them out and get involved.  Attending the meeting in October is a great way to show support for our students & hear more about what the committee is up to!

See you all at the meeting on the 13^th.