Building Commissioning Assoc. Classroom Training - Wash DC (Well...Fairfax VA) | Nov 6-9, 2017

http://www.bcxa.org/bcxa-university/in-classroom-courses/

Well.. I had to share this training opportunity (again) from the BCA since it's the best-in-class, not-a-lecture training experience that is provided.
Here's the low-down:

• 32 or 16 AIA/CES learning units. <--Hey, fellow Certification holders and PEs!
• 2-days New Construction, 2-days Existing Bldg Cx, Or Both! (10% discount for both).
• Location: Just outside our nation's capital. Book an extra day and make it a trip!
• Who should attend? All building professionals, owners, engineers, GCs, CMs, facility managers, contractors, providers (train up, cross train with the best providers). Commissioning is a QA/QC process that everyone can use. This one's specific to building projects, and can be applied across all project delivery models.
• BUT, REALLY, --WHO?. All building professionals who want to properly target and preserve their design intent, are sick of call backs, who want results and like--real, usable operating tools for maintaining systems after a project is done, and anyone who needs better quality control in their own construction or renovation project. Any Cx Provider who's had trouble with an OPR or CFR, or PFCs, or paperwork. If it's drudgery and is only extra cost--then you might want to trade notes with provider-instructors who've made the Cx process convenient, essential and highly requested for new construction and existing building teams (Like when contractors who were extremely vocal about hating Cx at the beginning of a project ended up praising it at the end. True story.)
• Instructors aren't just lecturers... they've turned projects around^^. They've been called go-to "master fixers," master troubleshooters by their clients. This isn't just a class -- it's know-how, it's how-to-apply stories and job-specific scenarios you get along with the structured agenda.
• Structured, and customized. Stick to the agenda, but with the small classes, discussions/activities naturally allow for personalization, catering to the needs of attendees.
• Set up so you get your money's worth. Just like with Cx projects, class is set up for attendees to leave with personal goals accomplished. Class starts with attendees identifying why they're taking the course, and then those line items become an additional goals that will be accomplished or question(s) answered in the 2-days.

Registration (http://www.bcxa.org/bcxa-university/in-classroom-courses/)The registration website may seem a little confusing, but it's meant to be flexible for attending part or all of the class days. Here's the deal:

​You can attend for just 2 days for either New Construction or Existing Buildings. Just click on the "Register" buttons in each section (as shown above). OR.... to attend BOTH...

CLICK the link in either section that says "Register Here for Both Courses - NOV 6-9".
It's for real. We'll see you there!