Smoke Control Systems & Challenges with New Codes - Greg Bradshaw

When
February 13, 2020
11:45 AM - 1:30 PM
Location
Merrick HQ - 5970 Greenwood Plaza Blvd, Greenwood Village, CO 80111

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Members Registration Rate – $25.00
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Student
College-aged students who are currently enrolled in a Bachelors or Masters degree program, who are interested in the profession of Fire Protection Engineering.

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Presentation: Smoke Control Systems & Challenges with New Codes

This presentation will cover Smoke Control System history, concepts (both active & passive type), design, installation, commissioning and most important, the annual testing and maintenance of the systems. We will also cover how these concepts change with the “I” codes and how different jurisdictions are accepting or amending the “I” codes, including the newest Denver amendments. Since most of the Smoke Control Systems are existing, it is important to understand how tenant improvements and BAS/FAS retrofits may affect these systems and what safeguards can be implemented to assure occupant safety. Of special interest will be the newest Denver amendments (2019) and the challenges therein.

Guest Presenter: Greg Bradshaw - Bradshaw Building Solutions

Greg Bradshaw, owner of Bradshaw Building Solutions, has 54 years experience in the construction industry, the last 43 years focusing on smoke control systems, commissioning, re-commissioning, building automation systems, energy management and energy retrofits. Greg has worked with controls/integration companies, a mechanical design/build firm, a BAS manufacturer as regional manager, an engineering firm specializing in commissioning & retro-commissioning. Greg now has his own company focusing smoke control system consulting and testing. Greg has spoken many times about a number of subjects, including Smoke Control Systems, Re-Commissioning & Commissioning, Energy Management Systems, Energy Retrofits, and Control Strategies.