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Maintaining Seattle's Aging Building Exteriors PDF (9.24 MB)  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	3/9/2017
3/8/17 Engineer Skills Hour presented by Travis Brammer, Evolution Architecture. Maintaining and upgrading the building exterior is a critical aspect of the building engineer’s job. Over the past few years we have seen a spike in significant building repairs around Seattle. This is due in part to the building boom of the 1980’s where many of our structures are reaching the 20-30 year mark. Another aspect is the current building boom, owners are spending money on their existing structures to compete with new product that is coming on-line. Our session is designed to cover items that relate mainly to maintenance with some discussion about upgrades. This session will cover curtain wall maintenance, plaza renovation, new innovative repair products, and new HIGH IMPACT OSHA requirements for construction projects.
ESH: Emergency Preparedness Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	10/12/2016
Emergency Preparedness: What's Expected From You During an Emergency presented by Debbie Goetz, from City of Seattle, Office of Emergency Management. What does the government expect from building owners and operators during an emergency? What can you expect from the government? And what happens during a real emergency?
ESH: Engaging Occupants to Manage Plug Loads, Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	9/19/2016
Learn about operable windows, occupant engagement, scheduling, HVAC set points, optimum start, and more.
May 2016 Power Hour: Roofing 101 Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	5/25/2016
Roofing 101 Presented by Jimmy Stroh, Jimmy's Roofing. This topic will discuss identifying roof types and benefits, roof maintenance, and roof technology tools for managers.
2016 May ESH: Comfort, Technology, & the Workplace Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	5/12/2016
The #1 complaint of office workers is temperature, but this situation has been difficult to resolve in the past. Technology is beginning to help us understand and accommodate to dynamic and diverse preferences. This session will discuss some of the lessons learned and new opportunities in this area.
Power Hour: Storm Damage to Buildings Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/27/2016
4.20.16 Presented by OAC Services. Discussion based around checklists, useful to property managers, for preventing and responding to storm related building damage. Focus will be on the building exterior – roof, walls, windows and cladding. The talk will include structural and life safety issues as well relevant highlights from the 2015 International Property Maintenance Code.
Oct ESH - IAQ: Address Complaints & Reduce Risk Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	10/23/2015
Learn about common indoor air pollutant sources and pathways in your building. Review a checklist of critical HVAC conditions to help keep the workplace air quality in tip top shape.
Power Hour: Understanding Social Media Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	10/9/2015
Presented by John Shearer, Shearer Painting. Social Media and business. This is not a "make a Facebook page for your company" power hour. Social media can be used for a variety of activities beyond PR and Marketing—from supporting recruiting efforts, granting recognition, to supporting operations, generating safety awareness and training. We will go over social media technologies and show you how you can harness social media is used to inform, motivate, recognize, recruit, and engage.
Sept ESH: Using Data Loggers Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	10/7/2015
Learn about types of data loggers you can use to gather critical information about building performance. Do you need to know motor run times, supply or return air temperatures, or just off/on times for lights? The data logger can be the right tool. This is fast becoming a critical skill for building engineers.
Power Hour: TOBY Best Practices Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	7/29/2015
Entering the TOBYs is a year-long project that covers all facets of a building’s operations – everything from community involvement and site management to environmental and “green” policies. 2012-2013 International TOBY Winners, Diane Murray and Kurt Sarchet, share their Top Ten TOBY Tips with you to help simplify the process. Whether you’re new to the TOBY Awards process or returning to try and win it all, this power hour will give you a chance to strengthen your submission. Presented by Diane Murray and Kurt Sarchet, CBRE.
April ESH - LED Lighting Technology Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	7/29/2015
LED Lighting Technology - How to Select Appropriate Solutions. Presented by Eric Strandberg, Lighting Design Lab.
Seminar: Various Bldg Codes That Apply to CRE Pt.1 Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	7/29/2015
Part 1 of 2: BOMA International Codes Consultant, Ron Burton, speaks with BOMA members about what the building codes are, where you can find them, and what's coming down the pipeline.
Seminar: Various Bldg Codes That Apply to CRE Pt.2 Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	7/29/2015
Part 2 of 2: BOMA International Codes Consultant, Ron Burton, speaks with BOMA members about what the building codes are, where you can find them, and what's coming down the pipeline.
Feb 2014 Power Hour: World Class Customer Service Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	7/29/2015
This special 90-minute power hour presentation will help identify possible "touch points" where trust can be built or eroded. We also look at attitudes and 3 pillars we need to understand to deliver customer service. Presented by Travis Daniel, Dale Carnegie.

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Presentation Slides: Fire Protection PH - May 2025 PPTX (12.42 MB)  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	6/2/2025
PowerPoint slides from May 28, 2025 BOMA Virtual Power Hour: Fire and Life Safety Compliance: What Building Owners Need to Know in 2025, presented by AAA Fire Protection.
April 2025 Power Hour Slides: Property Resilience PDF (5.25 MB)  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	4/11/2025
Slides From: BOMA Virtual Power Hour - Assessing Property Resilience: A Strategy to Safeguarding your Assets Thursday, April 10, 2025 Presented by: Rebecca Sheppard, Building Potential Description of the event: This session will give a high-level overview of what to consider when conduction a property resilient assessment. - Learn about the principles of a Property Resilience Assessment - Know what to include in the scope of a property resilience assessment - Find out about available resources to learn more about the risks in your area Speaker Bio: At Building Potential Rebecca acts as strategic lead and technical advisor on smart buildings technologies and manages among other things the Clean Buildings Performance Standard Helpdesk. Previously, she was part of the Operations Team in a school district and has experience in efficiency building operations, capital project management, as well as emergency preparedness.
BOMA PH September 2024: Recoveries/Gross Ups PDF (508.72 KB)  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	9/17/2024
Presented on September 3, 2024, in person in downtown Seattle by Kathy Lim, representing Kardin Systems. Title: Maximizing Recoveries Gross up for Dark Space
Power Hour Slides - July 23' IAQ and HVAC Session PDF (10.4 MB)  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	7/28/2023
PowerPoint slides from - July 2023 BOMA Power Hour: Indoor Air Quality and Lowering Utility Bills
October 2020 Lunch & Learn Slides - NEEA PDF (2.57 MB)  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	10/28/2020
PowerPoint slides provided by the Northwest Energy Efficiency Council from October 2020 Virtual Lunch & Learn: Energy Savings from Smarter Pump Systems - Easy Upgrades for Big Savings
July L&L - UV Light as a Disinfectant - PP Slides PDF (6.87 MB)  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	7/17/2020
These are the PowerPoint slides from the following Lunch & Learn. These slides include resources and sources for the presentation. Presented on July 15 by Bobbi McLeod & Forrest Hillyer, Lumenal Lighting This webinar will cover an introduction to ultraviolet (UV) energy and how light can be implemented as a tool to bolster disinfection efforts. The design team at Lumenal Lighting has put together a brief overview of the antimicrobial visible light and germicidal UV options available for public, commercial, and healthcare settings. The presentation focuses on visible light, far-UVC, and UVC in a variety of form factors. It provides an explanation of each type and makes general recommendations as to what type is most appropriate for a variety of applications.
Lunch & Learn Files- Food Trucks as an Amenity PPTX (7.72 MB)  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	6/26/2020
PowerPoint presentation from June 24, 2020 Lunch & Learn - Preparing for Post-COVID Transition Using Food Trucks: Presented by the WA State Food Truck Association
Facility Condition Assessments Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	11/14/2018
11/14/18 Engineer Skills Hour features a presentation by Christian Gorry, OAC Services, Inc. This session will be a review of FCA reporting and guidelines for soliciting assessment proposals. Key Takeaways: 1. Refresher on the Owner's and Manager's responsibilities for maintenance under the International Property Maintenance Code. 2. What to look for in a Facility Condition Assessment (FCA) and related report. 3. Tips on how to craft better FCA requests for proposals
Electric Motor Management Best Practices Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	10/11/2018
10/10/18 Engineer Skills Hour features a presentation by Duane Lewellen, Director, Tool Lending Library, Smart Buildings Center. Hear about motor management practices to increase efficiency and improve performance. Topics include diagnostic tools for managing motor maintenance and operation. Key Takeaways: 1. Motor management best practices 2. Learn how to increase efficiency and improve performance
Prepare Your Building for Compliance w/ New OSHA Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	9/13/2018
9/12/18 Engineer Skills Hour features a presentation by Cal Bearman from Wiss, Janney, Elstner. On November 17, 2016, the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued a final rule updating its general industry Walking-Working Surfaces standards specific to slip, trip, and fall hazards. The new rule governs a wide variety of conditions, including fixed ladders, low-slope roofs, and rope descent systems. The rule also includes a new section under the general industry Personal Protective Equipment standards that establishes employer requirements for using personal fall protection systems. Portions of the new rule become effective as soon as January 17, 2017, and will have significant ramifications for many buildings, particularly for buildings where window washing and other maintenance activities are completed via rope descent systems, which are sometimes referred to as boatswain's (or bosun's) chairs.

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Sound Transit Briefing for BOMA - PowerPoint File PDF (4.3 MB)  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	3/31/2022
March 29, 2022 Sound Transit Briefing for BOMA Board and Leadership PDF/PowerPoint Files from session An informational session from Sound Transit on the upcoming Light Rail expansion/construction and its impact on downtown and the surrounding areas. West Seattle/Ballard extension discussed. Contact Justin Wallander, BOMA Seattle Manager of Education, for more information.
Sound Transit Briefing for BOMA - 3/29/2022 Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	3/31/2022
March 29, 2022 Sound Transit Briefing for BOMA Board and Leadership An informational session from Sound Transit on the upcoming Light Rail expansion/construction and its impact on downtown and the surrounding areas. West Seattle/Ballard extension discussed, Q&A included. Contact Justin Wallander, BOMA Seattle Manager of Education, for more information.
BOMA Webinar: Seattle Energy Codes Alterations PDF (1.56 MB)  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	5/25/2021
Slides from April 20, 2021 presentation - Seattle Energy Codes Alterations. Presenter, Duane Jonlin Existing buildings, alterations, exceptions, HB 1257 etc.
BOMA Webinar: Seattle Building Code- Files PDF (1.34 MB)  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	3/2/2022
BOMA Webinar: Seattle Building Code- Calculating the Occupant Load of Office Spaces. All presentation files and instructor bios & contact information.
BOMA Webinar: Seattle Building Code- Occupant Load Link  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	5/13/2021
Presented May 12, 2021 BOMA Webinar: Seattle Building Code – Calculating the Occupant Load of Office Spaces Presenters: Ardel Jala, PE, Building Official, City of Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections Richard Pellinger, Building Plans Examiner Supervisor, City of Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections Amie Joyce, IIDA, LEED, ID & C, Weaver Architects Description: As tenants and property professionals prepare for increasing numbers of tenants returning to the office, many are considering alterations to tenant spaces. BOMA is offering this free zoom seminar to members and non-members to clarify the design and configuration requirements of the current building code. More info can be found at the above link.
TMP Seminar - Session 3 PPT PDF (2.17 MB)  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	9/13/2018
PPT presentation from the Transportation Management Program Seminar Session 3: Transportation Demand Management for Buildings - Introduction to Standard and Advanced Elements
TMP Seminar - Session 1 PPT PDF (4.62 MB)  [ more ] [ hide ]		Administration	9/13/2018
PPT Presentation from the TMP Seminar - Session 1: The Value of Transportation Programs in a Changing City

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