Making use of the Building Automation System for Improved Operations and Energy Efficiency

Hands-on Training

Join us at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab FLEXLAB for a customized training program on using the building control system (Building Automation System -BAS) to achieve the key operational goals of energy efficiency and occupant safety and comfort. This immersive program explores the integration of smart technologies and advanced techniques to optimize building systems, save energy, and enhance occupant productivity. Led by expert instructors and utilizing state-of-the-art facilities at a national laboratory, participants will gain practical skills in using BAS tools and capabilities to analyze building data, troubleshoot and optimize building systems, and improve building operations. Partcipants will gain invaluable insights into emerging industry trends affecting energy load management, energy pricing, grid interacton. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in sustainable building practices at one of the leading research facilities in the nation.

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Featured Sessions

Data Analysis,  Advanced Head-End Functionality

Training Date: Apr 12, 2024

Empowering the Future: Exploring Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings at UC Berkeley FLEXLAB

In the ever-evolving landscape of sustainable architecture and energy efficiency, UC Berkeley's...

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Facility Manager

(Online)

A key role of facility managers is to support efforts to use smart technologies for operational efficiency.  Facility managers will gain background and hands-on exposure to Building Automation Systems and related advanced building technologies to streamline building operations, improve energy efficiency, and prepare for emerging energy management requirements.

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Building Engineers

(Online and In-person)

Learn hands-on skills to use Building Automation Systems (BAS) and other smart building tools to operate and maintain a high performance building. Lab activities will range from BAS basics to the use of controls for tracking and diagnosing problems, developing energy efficiency measures, data analysis, writing and programming sequences of operations, loop tuning, and more.

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Building Science Faculty

(In-person)

College faculty will explore advanced concepts in energy efficiency, smart technologies, and innovative building systems. The training equips faculty with the knowledge to enrich their teaching curriculum with cutting-edge practices and instill a passion for sustainable buildings in the next generation of professionals.