Online Learning Events
OLE Pathway: Asset Management

Lighting retrofits – the good, the bad, the ugly

A linear fluorescent LED lighting retrofit can help your non-profit housing achieve cost savings and improve lighting levels and all with a fairly short payback. Improvements in LED technology are happening all the time, which can sweeten the business case and make these improvements all the more feasible. Lighting retrofits can also be done fairly quickly and at any time of the year, making them an easy win for your energy management. But like any project, you’ll need the right resources to make it a success. BCNPHA’s Jack Boyle is an electrical engineering technologist, and Certified Energy Manager (CEM) and has been in the lighting and electrical sector for over 20 years and will show you the products types, business case basics and best practices to help you be ready for your next lighting project.

Details

Date:

January 16, 2020

Time:

10:00 am - 11:00 am

Cost:

Free

Member Cost:

Free

What you will learn

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

  • Linear fluorescent lighting LED replacement options as well as the pros and cons
  • Ways to ensure a successful retrofit installation
  • How to avoid some of the pitfalls of projects gone wrong
  • Tips on how to present a business case to the financial decision-makers at your organization
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Discover essential strategies for safeguarding communities against the annual threats of extreme heat and wildfire smoke at our upcoming online event. With the expertise of a Vancouver Coastal Health Medical Health Officer and BC Housing Operations branch professionals, gain invaluable insights on establishing reliable systems to ensure the health and wellbeing of tenants, clients, and staff during these critical events.

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Cultural Perspectives Training Series: Building Local Relationships

Dive into the Cultural Perspectives Training Series, a transformative 4-session, presented by the Indigenous Perspectives Society. In the fourth workshop, participants will learn about the key concepts of colonization, privilege and stereotyping. They will also learn to develop meaningful relationship-building strategies with Indigenous community members and organizations.

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Cultural Perspectives Training Series: Dispelling Myths and Stereotypes

Dive into the Cultural Perspectives Training Series, a transformative 4-session journey, presented by the Indigenous Perspectives Society.
In this third session, delve into the pivotal concepts of colonization, privilege, and stereotyping. Reflect on their profound impact on our work dynamics and personal relationships. Explore strategies to foster stronger collaboration with Indigenous communities.

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