Next Course Date: 14 - 16 June 2021

Time: 9am - 6pm

Venue: 180 Kitchener Road, #06-10 City Square Mall Singapore 208539; Singapore Sustainability Academy

Contact: +65 - 6338 8578

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The façade together with the rest of the building envelope and roof contribute most to the solar heat gain of a building. Energy managers should be well-equipped with knowledge and technical skills to minimise these loads. These skills and ideas will be highlighted and taught at our Singapore Certified Energy Manager (SCEM) programme. Possession of a good knowledge of lighting products, systems, design & methods of integrating supplementary daylight will help energy managers to save on lighting and thermal loads.

Participants will be equipped with a better understanding of:

1. Develop a ‘single skin’ concept for façade design to satisfy different issues arising from various types of curtain walls and their components
   
2. Evaluate inputs of Façade specialists and manage critical events during planning & installation
   
3. Define and calculate the ETTV and RETV of Wall, Roof and Fenestration of a building
   
4. Introduce Daylighting design via physical and computer simulations to meet requirements of Singapore Standards, Green Mark & LEED
   
5. Survey the existing lighting of a building with the use of a pre-designed template
   
6. Analyse the current lighting components and devise possible changes & retrofits with state-of-the-art lighting products for greater energy-efficiency
   
7. Evaluate the most appropriate new or retrofit solution based on initial cost as well as life-cycle economics
   
8. Integrate the above management practice into the business practice of clients and their own organisations

• Energy Managers
• Management Representatives
• Facilities/Energy Managers, Executives and Supervisors

K Seshadri (SESH) is CEO of Gritti Consulting Pte Ltd and Chairman of Singapore Standards Technical Committee (IEC 34) for Lamps & Related Equipment and Codes of practice (for Emergency lighting and Indoor-Outdoor workplaces). He will be sharing his insight at the SCEM course hosted by SEAS.

Kelvin Kan is a registered Architect in the UK and Singapore and practised in both countries for more than 10 years. He is another speaker who will be sharing his thoughts about lighting systems at our SCEM course. Kelvin's strength is his ability to visualise and provide design concepts and solutions for unusual requirements including integration of LED lights for all different facade systems.

Our final SCEM speaker is Alvin Cheong. He has 8 years of experience as an ESD, acoustic and vibration engineer, providing designing and prediction consultancy as well as troubleshooting services to various industries.

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