BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//Contact Plus Corporation//NONSGML Web Cal Plus //EN TZ:EST VERSION:1.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20061204T203000 DTEND:20061204T203000 PRIORITY:0 STATUS:NEEDS ACTION CLASS:PUBLIC SUMMARY:EPA Lead Supervisor Refresher TRANSP:0 UID:061116332374486165054901231400 LOCATION:AEA - Bronx DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:If you have been certified by EPA as a Lead Abatement Supervisor you must renew this certification by attending a 'refresher' every 3 years. EPA recommends that you begin this renewal process 6 - 9 months before the expiration date stamped on the back of your certificate card. You can attend this class up to one year prior to your certification expiration date. Independent of the date you attend your refresher course, your next re-cert date will be 3 years from your current expiration date.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= DHCR requires that subgrantees must have at least one EPA Certified Lead Abatement Supervisor on staff present each day. DHCR suggests that agencies employ more than one certified supervisor to ensure that a certified individual is present every day a pre 1978 house is being weatherized. Click here for the Lead Considerations section of the PPM.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here for the agenda.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 8 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= There is no cost to Weatherization Agencies. Sub-contractors are encouraged to attend. Sub-contractor cost is $135.00=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to open EPA Lead Supervisor Refresher Registration Form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20061205T153000 DTEND:20061205T170000 PRIORITY:0 STATUS:NEEDS ACTION CLASS:PUBLIC SUMMARY:ACI Duct Camp - Materials & Methods for Quality Duct Construction & Retrofit TRANSP:0 UID:061103822494950064770710658718 URL:http://www.affordablecomfort.org/events_courses_details.php?EventID=24&CourseID=588 LOCATION:NYSWDA Training Center - East Syracuse DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:If you have been certified by EPA as a Lead Abatement Supervisor you must renew this certification by attending a 'refresher' every 3 years. EPA recommends that you begin this renewal process 6 - 9 months before the expiration date stamped on the back of your certificate card. You can attend this class up to one year prior to your certification expiration date. Independent of the date you attend your refresher course, your next re-cert date will be 3 years from your current expiration date.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= DHCR requires that subgrantees must have at least one EPA Certified Lead Abatement Supervisor on staff present each day. DHCR suggests that agencies employ more than one certified supervisor to ensure that a certified individual is present every day a pre 1978 house is being weatherized. Click here for the Lead Considerations section of the PPM.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here for the agenda.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 8 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= There is no cost to Weatherization Agencies. Sub-contractors are encouraged to attend. Sub-contractor cost is $135.00=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to open EPA Lead Supervisor Refresher Registration FormInteractive Video Presentation=0D=0A= Materials & Methods for Quality Duct Construction & Retrofit=0D=0A= Joe Kuonen, Building Performance Horizons, Inc., Sherwood, Arkansas=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Your choice of materials and methods of constructing or repairing ducts greatly affects the outcome and profitability of the job. Creative solutions for complex problems and labor-effective ideas that don't sacrifice performance will be presented. Topics covered include insulation and vapor barriers, suspension and support; dampers and balancing, and correction of undersized return air configurations. Metal, flex, and ductboard systems will be addressed. Economy-of-labor techniques will be suggested when broadening the scope of work to include the mechanical system and other energy upgrades.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= By attending this session, participants will=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= 1. Learn about choices of materials and techniques for constructing quality duct systems or improving existing supply and return ducts=0D=0A= 2. Examine ways to integrate the duct issues into a broader whole-house make-over to solve the client’s original problem=0D=0A= 3. Discover some labor-effective modification techniques that don't sacrifice performance END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20061207T090000 DTEND:20061207T153000 PRIORITY:0 STATUS:NEEDS ACTION CLASS:PUBLIC SUMMARY:1 - Day Lead Safe Weatherization Training TRANSP:0 UID:061220356917809685562643278373 LOCATION: Wyoming County Community Action, Inc., Perry DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:If you have been certified by EPA as a Lead Abatement Supervisor you must renew this certification by attending a 'refresher' every 3 years. EPA recommends that you begin this renewal process 6 - 9 months before the expiration date stamped on the back of your certificate card. You can attend this class up to one year prior to your certification expiration date. Independent of the date you attend your refresher course, your next re-cert date will be 3 years from your current expiration date.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= DHCR requires that subgrantees must have at least one EPA Certified Lead Abatement Supervisor on staff present each day. DHCR suggests that agencies employ more than one certified supervisor to ensure that a certified individual is present every day a pre 1978 house is being weatherized. Click here for the Lead Considerations section of the PPM.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here for the agenda.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 8 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= There is no cost to Weatherization Agencies. Sub-contractors are encouraged to attend. Sub-contractor cost is $135.00=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to open EPA Lead Supervisor Refresher Registration FormInteractive Video Presentation=0D=0A= Materials & Methods for Quality Duct Construction & Retrofit=0D=0A= Joe Kuonen, Building Performance Horizons, Inc., Sherwood, Arkansas=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Your choice of materials and methods of constructing or repairing ducts greatly affects the outcome and profitability of the job. Creative solutions for complex problems and labor-effective ideas that don't sacrifice performance will be presented. Topics covered include insulation and vapor barriers, suspension and support; dampers and balancing, and correction of undersized return air configurations. Metal, flex, and ductboard systems will be addressed. Economy-of-labor techniques will be suggested when broadening the scope of work to include the mechanical system and other energy upgrades.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= By attending this session, participants will=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= 1. Learn about choices of materials and techniques for constructing quality duct systems or improving existing supply and return ducts=0D=0A= 2. Examine ways to integrate the duct issues into a broader whole-house make-over to solve the client’s original problem=0D=0A= 3. Discover some labor-effective modification techniques that don't sacrifice performanceThis NYSWDA Lead Safe Weatherization Training satisfies the DHCR requirement that all Weatherization staff working in houses built before 1978 receive training on safe work practices to reduce exposure to lead dust. NYSWDA uses the DOE curriculum which also satisfies the DOE and OSHA requirements for employees working around lead paint. This training is also required for your sub-contractors' employees who work on weatherization units. For a copy of the DOE Program Notice WPN 02-6 that establishes DHCR's lead policy go to http://www.waptac.org/sp.asp?id=3D6915=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To Register go to: http://NYSWDA.org/Training/OneDayLead/OneDayLeadTr.htm=0D=0A= =0D=0A= LSW Training Agenda =0D=0A= Background and updates on lead issues related to the WAP network =0D=0A= Lead, A Historical Overview =0D=0A= Health Effects of Lead =0D=0A= Lead-Based Paint Regulations =0D=0A= Equipment for Lead Safe Weatherization=0D=0A= Lead Safe Weatherization - Best Practices=0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20061212T090000 DTEND:20061212T160000 PRIORITY:0 STATUS:NEEDS ACTION CLASS:PUBLIC SUMMARY:OSHA Construction Health & Safety; PART 1 TRANSP:0 UID:061029207999317730301873294857 LOCATION:NYSWDA Training Center, Syracuse DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:If you have been certified by EPA as a Lead Abatement Supervisor you must renew this certification by attending a 'refresher' every 3 years. EPA recommends that you begin this renewal process 6 - 9 months before the expiration date stamped on the back of your certificate card. You can attend this class up to one year prior to your certification expiration date. Independent of the date you attend your refresher course, your next re-cert date will be 3 years from your current expiration date.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= DHCR requires that subgrantees must have at least one EPA Certified Lead Abatement Supervisor on staff present each day. DHCR suggests that agencies employ more than one certified supervisor to ensure that a certified individual is present every day a pre 1978 house is being weatherized. Click here for the Lead Considerations section of the PPM.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here for the agenda.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 8 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= There is no cost to Weatherization Agencies. Sub-contractors are encouraged to attend. Sub-contractor cost is $135.00=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to open EPA Lead Supervisor Refresher Registration FormInteractive Video Presentation=0D=0A= Materials & Methods for Quality Duct Construction & Retrofit=0D=0A= Joe Kuonen, Building Performance Horizons, Inc., Sherwood, Arkansas=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Your choice of materials and methods of constructing or repairing ducts greatly affects the outcome and profitability of the job. Creative solutions for complex problems and labor-effective ideas that don't sacrifice performance will be presented. Topics covered include insulation and vapor barriers, suspension and support; dampers and balancing, and correction of undersized return air configurations. Metal, flex, and ductboard systems will be addressed. Economy-of-labor techniques will be suggested when broadening the scope of work to include the mechanical system and other energy upgrades.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= By attending this session, participants will=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= 1. Learn about choices of materials and techniques for constructing quality duct systems or improving existing supply and return ducts=0D=0A= 2. Examine ways to integrate the duct issues into a broader whole-house make-over to solve the client’s original problem=0D=0A= 3. Discover some labor-effective modification techniques that don't sacrifice performanceThis NYSWDA Lead Safe Weatherization Training satisfies the DHCR requirement that all Weatherization staff working in houses built before 1978 receive training on safe work practices to reduce exposure to lead dust. NYSWDA uses the DOE curriculum which also satisfies the DOE and OSHA requirements for employees working around lead paint. This training is also required for your sub-contractors' employees who work on weatherization units. For a copy of the DOE Program Notice WPN 02-6 that establishes DHCR's lead policy go to http://www.waptac.org/sp.asp?id=3D6915=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To Register go to: http://NYSWDA.org/Training/OneDayLead/OneDayLeadTr.htm=0D=0A= =0D=0A= LSW Training Agenda =0D=0A= Background and updates on lead issues related to the WAP network =0D=0A= Lead, A Historical Overview =0D=0A= Health Effects of Lead =0D=0A= Lead-Based Paint Regulations =0D=0A= Equipment for Lead Safe Weatherization=0D=0A= Lead Safe Weatherization - Best Practices=0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= Description: This will be the first of a two part 10 Hour OSHA Construction Industry Outreach Training Program. It is intended to create awareness on the part of employees for working safely on the job. OSHA has a curriculum that includes 6 hours of mandatory material, and allows for 4 hours of elective material. NYSWDA has examined the OSHA requirements and created a program focusing on the Weatherization jobsite.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= The full course is presented in a two days. In order to reduce overnight stays for crews, the course can be taken in one day segments. As long as all requirements are completed within a 6 month timeframe, a certificate can be issued.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To view the full course outline go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10 hr Construction Health and Safety =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To Register go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10hr Registration Form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20061213T090000 DTEND:20061213T090000 PRIORITY:0 STATUS:NEEDS ACTION CLASS:PUBLIC SUMMARY:Auditor 2 Day Training - Day 1 CANCELED TRANSP:0 UID:060720563675426619810824205516 LOCATION:NYSWDA Training Center - Syracuse DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:If you have been certified by EPA as a Lead Abatement Supervisor you must renew this certification by attending a 'refresher' every 3 years. EPA recommends that you begin this renewal process 6 - 9 months before the expiration date stamped on the back of your certificate card. You can attend this class up to one year prior to your certification expiration date. Independent of the date you attend your refresher course, your next re-cert date will be 3 years from your current expiration date.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= DHCR requires that subgrantees must have at least one EPA Certified Lead Abatement Supervisor on staff present each day. DHCR suggests that agencies employ more than one certified supervisor to ensure that a certified individual is present every day a pre 1978 house is being weatherized. Click here for the Lead Considerations section of the PPM.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here for the agenda.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 8 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= There is no cost to Weatherization Agencies. Sub-contractors are encouraged to attend. Sub-contractor cost is $135.00=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to open EPA Lead Supervisor Refresher Registration FormInteractive Video Presentation=0D=0A= Materials & Methods for Quality Duct Construction & Retrofit=0D=0A= Joe Kuonen, Building Performance Horizons, Inc., Sherwood, Arkansas=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Your choice of materials and methods of constructing or repairing ducts greatly affects the outcome and profitability of the job. Creative solutions for complex problems and labor-effective ideas that don't sacrifice performance will be presented. Topics covered include insulation and vapor barriers, suspension and support; dampers and balancing, and correction of undersized return air configurations. Metal, flex, and ductboard systems will be addressed. Economy-of-labor techniques will be suggested when broadening the scope of work to include the mechanical system and other energy upgrades.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= By attending this session, participants will=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= 1. Learn about choices of materials and techniques for constructing quality duct systems or improving existing supply and return ducts=0D=0A= 2. Examine ways to integrate the duct issues into a broader whole-house make-over to solve the client’s original problem=0D=0A= 3. Discover some labor-effective modification techniques that don't sacrifice performanceThis NYSWDA Lead Safe Weatherization Training satisfies the DHCR requirement that all Weatherization staff working in houses built before 1978 receive training on safe work practices to reduce exposure to lead dust. NYSWDA uses the DOE curriculum which also satisfies the DOE and OSHA requirements for employees working around lead paint. This training is also required for your sub-contractors' employees who work on weatherization units. For a copy of the DOE Program Notice WPN 02-6 that establishes DHCR's lead policy go to http://www.waptac.org/sp.asp?id=3D6915=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To Register go to: http://NYSWDA.org/Training/OneDayLead/OneDayLeadTr.htm=0D=0A= =0D=0A= LSW Training Agenda =0D=0A= Background and updates on lead issues related to the WAP network =0D=0A= Lead, A Historical Overview =0D=0A= Health Effects of Lead =0D=0A= Lead-Based Paint Regulations =0D=0A= Equipment for Lead Safe Weatherization=0D=0A= Lead Safe Weatherization - Best Practices=0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= Description: This will be the first of a two part 10 Hour OSHA Construction Industry Outreach Training Program. It is intended to create awareness on the part of employees for working safely on the job. OSHA has a curriculum that includes 6 hours of mandatory material, and allows for 4 hours of elective material. NYSWDA has examined the OSHA requirements and created a program focusing on the Weatherization jobsite.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= The full course is presented in a two days. In order to reduce overnight stays for crews, the course can be taken in one day segments. As long as all requirements are completed within a 6 month timeframe, a certificate can be issued.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To view the full course outline go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10 hr Construction Health and Safety =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To Register go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10hr Registration Form =0D=0A= THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELED=0D=0A= TO BE RESCHEDULED=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description:=0D=0A= This will be day one of a two day course designed to increase competency in the auditing process, and a review of the TIPS software. There will be a review of the following techniques: Air sealing, including the proper use of a blower door; Heating systems including testing, basic diagnostics and distribution systems; Conduction; Building modeling and developing a workscope; Baseload measures including refrigerator replacement, lighting and domestic hot water; and Health and Safety issues.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants of both days will receive 12 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Instructors: DHCR Staff=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to register =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Class size limited to 20 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20061213T110000 DTEND:20061213T110000 PRIORITY:0 STATUS:NEEDS ACTION CLASS:PUBLIC SUMMARY:Policy Advisory Committee/TaskForce Meeting TRANSP:0 UID:060721050808987162484148361312 LOCATION:NY City DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:If you have been certified by EPA as a Lead Abatement Supervisor you must renew this certification by attending a 'refresher' every 3 years. EPA recommends that you begin this renewal process 6 - 9 months before the expiration date stamped on the back of your certificate card. You can attend this class up to one year prior to your certification expiration date. Independent of the date you attend your refresher course, your next re-cert date will be 3 years from your current expiration date.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= DHCR requires that subgrantees must have at least one EPA Certified Lead Abatement Supervisor on staff present each day. DHCR suggests that agencies employ more than one certified supervisor to ensure that a certified individual is present every day a pre 1978 house is being weatherized. Click here for the Lead Considerations section of the PPM.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here for the agenda.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 8 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= There is no cost to Weatherization Agencies. Sub-contractors are encouraged to attend. Sub-contractor cost is $135.00=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to open EPA Lead Supervisor Refresher Registration FormInteractive Video Presentation=0D=0A= Materials & Methods for Quality Duct Construction & Retrofit=0D=0A= Joe Kuonen, Building Performance Horizons, Inc., Sherwood, Arkansas=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Your choice of materials and methods of constructing or repairing ducts greatly affects the outcome and profitability of the job. Creative solutions for complex problems and labor-effective ideas that don't sacrifice performance will be presented. Topics covered include insulation and vapor barriers, suspension and support; dampers and balancing, and correction of undersized return air configurations. Metal, flex, and ductboard systems will be addressed. Economy-of-labor techniques will be suggested when broadening the scope of work to include the mechanical system and other energy upgrades.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= By attending this session, participants will=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= 1. Learn about choices of materials and techniques for constructing quality duct systems or improving existing supply and return ducts=0D=0A= 2. Examine ways to integrate the duct issues into a broader whole-house make-over to solve the client’s original problem=0D=0A= 3. Discover some labor-effective modification techniques that don't sacrifice performanceThis NYSWDA Lead Safe Weatherization Training satisfies the DHCR requirement that all Weatherization staff working in houses built before 1978 receive training on safe work practices to reduce exposure to lead dust. NYSWDA uses the DOE curriculum which also satisfies the DOE and OSHA requirements for employees working around lead paint. This training is also required for your sub-contractors' employees who work on weatherization units. For a copy of the DOE Program Notice WPN 02-6 that establishes DHCR's lead policy go to http://www.waptac.org/sp.asp?id=3D6915=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To Register go to: http://NYSWDA.org/Training/OneDayLead/OneDayLeadTr.htm=0D=0A= =0D=0A= LSW Training Agenda =0D=0A= Background and updates on lead issues related to the WAP network =0D=0A= Lead, A Historical Overview =0D=0A= Health Effects of Lead =0D=0A= Lead-Based Paint Regulations =0D=0A= Equipment for Lead Safe Weatherization=0D=0A= Lead Safe Weatherization - Best Practices=0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= Description: This will be the first of a two part 10 Hour OSHA Construction Industry Outreach Training Program. It is intended to create awareness on the part of employees for working safely on the job. OSHA has a curriculum that includes 6 hours of mandatory material, and allows for 4 hours of elective material. NYSWDA has examined the OSHA requirements and created a program focusing on the Weatherization jobsite.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= The full course is presented in a two days. In order to reduce overnight stays for crews, the course can be taken in one day segments. As long as all requirements are completed within a 6 month timeframe, a certificate can be issued.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To view the full course outline go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10 hr Construction Health and Safety =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To Register go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10hr Registration Form =0D=0A= THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELED=0D=0A= TO BE RESCHEDULED=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description:=0D=0A= This will be day one of a two day course designed to increase competency in the auditing process, and a review of the TIPS software. There will be a review of the following techniques: Air sealing, including the proper use of a blower door; Heating systems including testing, basic diagnostics and distribution systems; Conduction; Building modeling and developing a workscope; Baseload measures including refrigerator replacement, lighting and domestic hot water; and Health and Safety issues.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants of both days will receive 12 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Instructors: DHCR Staff=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to register =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Class size limited to 20=0D=0A= POLICY ADVISORY COUNCIL=0D=0A= SUBGRANTEE TASK FORCE=0D=0A= =0D=0A= As required by Federal regulations, a Policy Advisory Council (PAC) assists in the=0D=0A= development and implementation of the WAP and advises DHCR on a broad range of=0D=0A= issues relating to weatherization. The PAC is broadly representative of organizations=0D=0A= that provide services to low-income persons in New York State. PAC meetings are held=0D=0A= regularly throughout the contract/budget period. Travel by PAC members to PAC=0D=0A= meetings is reimbursed by DHCR.=0D=0A= A Subgrantee Task Force consisting of subgrantees’ Weatherization Directors from=0D=0A= across the State provides an opportunity for local program operators to meet, identify,=0D=0A= discuss, and resolve a wide variety of program issues. Subgrantee Task Force=0D=0A= meetings are held regularly throughout the contract/budget period and may be either=0D=0A= Statewide or regional in scope. Although the Task Force has no authority in law or=0D=0A= regulation, it is an important source of communication for the identification and=0D=0A= development of program and policy issues. Travel by Weatherization Directors to the=0D=0A= Subgrantee Task Force meetings is reimbursed by DHCR.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= (From January 2006 PPM) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20061214T090000 DTEND:20061214T090000 PRIORITY:0 STATUS:NEEDS ACTION CLASS:PUBLIC SUMMARY:Auditor 2 Day Training - Day 2 CANCELED TRANSP:0 UID:061029923202895709299075497936 LOCATION:NYSWDA Training Center - Syracuse DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:If you have been certified by EPA as a Lead Abatement Supervisor you must renew this certification by attending a 'refresher' every 3 years. EPA recommends that you begin this renewal process 6 - 9 months before the expiration date stamped on the back of your certificate card. You can attend this class up to one year prior to your certification expiration date. Independent of the date you attend your refresher course, your next re-cert date will be 3 years from your current expiration date.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= DHCR requires that subgrantees must have at least one EPA Certified Lead Abatement Supervisor on staff present each day. DHCR suggests that agencies employ more than one certified supervisor to ensure that a certified individual is present every day a pre 1978 house is being weatherized. Click here for the Lead Considerations section of the PPM.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here for the agenda.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 8 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= There is no cost to Weatherization Agencies. Sub-contractors are encouraged to attend. Sub-contractor cost is $135.00=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to open EPA Lead Supervisor Refresher Registration FormInteractive Video Presentation=0D=0A= Materials & Methods for Quality Duct Construction & Retrofit=0D=0A= Joe Kuonen, Building Performance Horizons, Inc., Sherwood, Arkansas=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Your choice of materials and methods of constructing or repairing ducts greatly affects the outcome and profitability of the job. Creative solutions for complex problems and labor-effective ideas that don't sacrifice performance will be presented. Topics covered include insulation and vapor barriers, suspension and support; dampers and balancing, and correction of undersized return air configurations. Metal, flex, and ductboard systems will be addressed. Economy-of-labor techniques will be suggested when broadening the scope of work to include the mechanical system and other energy upgrades.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= By attending this session, participants will=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= 1. Learn about choices of materials and techniques for constructing quality duct systems or improving existing supply and return ducts=0D=0A= 2. Examine ways to integrate the duct issues into a broader whole-house make-over to solve the client’s original problem=0D=0A= 3. Discover some labor-effective modification techniques that don't sacrifice performanceThis NYSWDA Lead Safe Weatherization Training satisfies the DHCR requirement that all Weatherization staff working in houses built before 1978 receive training on safe work practices to reduce exposure to lead dust. NYSWDA uses the DOE curriculum which also satisfies the DOE and OSHA requirements for employees working around lead paint. This training is also required for your sub-contractors' employees who work on weatherization units. For a copy of the DOE Program Notice WPN 02-6 that establishes DHCR's lead policy go to http://www.waptac.org/sp.asp?id=3D6915=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To Register go to: http://NYSWDA.org/Training/OneDayLead/OneDayLeadTr.htm=0D=0A= =0D=0A= LSW Training Agenda =0D=0A= Background and updates on lead issues related to the WAP network =0D=0A= Lead, A Historical Overview =0D=0A= Health Effects of Lead =0D=0A= Lead-Based Paint Regulations =0D=0A= Equipment for Lead Safe Weatherization=0D=0A= Lead Safe Weatherization - Best Practices=0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= Description: This will be the first of a two part 10 Hour OSHA Construction Industry Outreach Training Program. It is intended to create awareness on the part of employees for working safely on the job. OSHA has a curriculum that includes 6 hours of mandatory material, and allows for 4 hours of elective material. NYSWDA has examined the OSHA requirements and created a program focusing on the Weatherization jobsite.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= The full course is presented in a two days. In order to reduce overnight stays for crews, the course can be taken in one day segments. As long as all requirements are completed within a 6 month timeframe, a certificate can be issued.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To view the full course outline go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10 hr Construction Health and Safety =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To Register go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10hr Registration Form =0D=0A= THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELED=0D=0A= TO BE RESCHEDULED=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description:=0D=0A= This will be day one of a two day course designed to increase competency in the auditing process, and a review of the TIPS software. There will be a review of the following techniques: Air sealing, including the proper use of a blower door; Heating systems including testing, basic diagnostics and distribution systems; Conduction; Building modeling and developing a workscope; Baseload measures including refrigerator replacement, lighting and domestic hot water; and Health and Safety issues.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants of both days will receive 12 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Instructors: DHCR Staff=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to register =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Class size limited to 20=0D=0A= POLICY ADVISORY COUNCIL=0D=0A= SUBGRANTEE TASK FORCE=0D=0A= =0D=0A= As required by Federal regulations, a Policy Advisory Council (PAC) assists in the=0D=0A= development and implementation of the WAP and advises DHCR on a broad range of=0D=0A= issues relating to weatherization. The PAC is broadly representative of organizations=0D=0A= that provide services to low-income persons in New York State. PAC meetings are held=0D=0A= regularly throughout the contract/budget period. Travel by PAC members to PAC=0D=0A= meetings is reimbursed by DHCR.=0D=0A= A Subgrantee Task Force consisting of subgrantees’ Weatherization Directors from=0D=0A= across the State provides an opportunity for local program operators to meet, identify,=0D=0A= discuss, and resolve a wide variety of program issues. Subgrantee Task Force=0D=0A= meetings are held regularly throughout the contract/budget period and may be either=0D=0A= Statewide or regional in scope. Although the Task Force has no authority in law or=0D=0A= regulation, it is an important source of communication for the identification and=0D=0A= development of program and policy issues. Travel by Weatherization Directors to the=0D=0A= Subgrantee Task Force meetings is reimbursed by DHCR.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= (From January 2006 PPM)=0D=0A= THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELED=0D=0A= TO BE RESCHEDULED=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description:=0D=0A= This will be day two of a two day course designed to increase competency in the auditing process, and a review of the TIPS software. There will be a review of the following techniques: Air sealing, including the proper use of a blower door; Heating systems including testing, basic diagnostics and distribution systems; Conduction; Building modeling and developing a workscope; Baseload measures including refrigerator replacement, lighting and domestic hot water; and Health and Safety issues.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants of both days will receive 12 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Instructors: DHCR Staff=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to register =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Class size limited to 20 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20061219T100000 DTEND:20061219T160000 PRIORITY:0 STATUS:NEEDS ACTION CLASS:PUBLIC SUMMARY:Weatherizatin Directors Training TRANSP:0 UID:061106158844127908850746088910 LOCATION:NYSWDA Training Center - East Syracuse DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:If you have been certified by EPA as a Lead Abatement Supervisor you must renew this certification by attending a 'refresher' every 3 years. EPA recommends that you begin this renewal process 6 - 9 months before the expiration date stamped on the back of your certificate card. You can attend this class up to one year prior to your certification expiration date. Independent of the date you attend your refresher course, your next re-cert date will be 3 years from your current expiration date.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= DHCR requires that subgrantees must have at least one EPA Certified Lead Abatement Supervisor on staff present each day. DHCR suggests that agencies employ more than one certified supervisor to ensure that a certified individual is present every day a pre 1978 house is being weatherized. Click here for the Lead Considerations section of the PPM.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here for the agenda.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 8 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= There is no cost to Weatherization Agencies. Sub-contractors are encouraged to attend. Sub-contractor cost is $135.00=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to open EPA Lead Supervisor Refresher Registration FormInteractive Video Presentation=0D=0A= Materials & Methods for Quality Duct Construction & Retrofit=0D=0A= Joe Kuonen, Building Performance Horizons, Inc., Sherwood, Arkansas=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Your choice of materials and methods of constructing or repairing ducts greatly affects the outcome and profitability of the job. Creative solutions for complex problems and labor-effective ideas that don't sacrifice performance will be presented. Topics covered include insulation and vapor barriers, suspension and support; dampers and balancing, and correction of undersized return air configurations. Metal, flex, and ductboard systems will be addressed. Economy-of-labor techniques will be suggested when broadening the scope of work to include the mechanical system and other energy upgrades.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= By attending this session, participants will=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= 1. Learn about choices of materials and techniques for constructing quality duct systems or improving existing supply and return ducts=0D=0A= 2. Examine ways to integrate the duct issues into a broader whole-house make-over to solve the client’s original problem=0D=0A= 3. Discover some labor-effective modification techniques that don't sacrifice performanceThis NYSWDA Lead Safe Weatherization Training satisfies the DHCR requirement that all Weatherization staff working in houses built before 1978 receive training on safe work practices to reduce exposure to lead dust. NYSWDA uses the DOE curriculum which also satisfies the DOE and OSHA requirements for employees working around lead paint. This training is also required for your sub-contractors' employees who work on weatherization units. For a copy of the DOE Program Notice WPN 02-6 that establishes DHCR's lead policy go to http://www.waptac.org/sp.asp?id=3D6915=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To Register go to: http://NYSWDA.org/Training/OneDayLead/OneDayLeadTr.htm=0D=0A= =0D=0A= LSW Training Agenda =0D=0A= Background and updates on lead issues related to the WAP network =0D=0A= Lead, A Historical Overview =0D=0A= Health Effects of Lead =0D=0A= Lead-Based Paint Regulations =0D=0A= Equipment for Lead Safe Weatherization=0D=0A= Lead Safe Weatherization - Best Practices=0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= Description: This will be the first of a two part 10 Hour OSHA Construction Industry Outreach Training Program. It is intended to create awareness on the part of employees for working safely on the job. OSHA has a curriculum that includes 6 hours of mandatory material, and allows for 4 hours of elective material. NYSWDA has examined the OSHA requirements and created a program focusing on the Weatherization jobsite.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= The full course is presented in a two days. In order to reduce overnight stays for crews, the course can be taken in one day segments. As long as all requirements are completed within a 6 month timeframe, a certificate can be issued.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To view the full course outline go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10 hr Construction Health and Safety =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To Register go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10hr Registration Form =0D=0A= THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELED=0D=0A= TO BE RESCHEDULED=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description:=0D=0A= This will be day one of a two day course designed to increase competency in the auditing process, and a review of the TIPS software. There will be a review of the following techniques: Air sealing, including the proper use of a blower door; Heating systems including testing, basic diagnostics and distribution systems; Conduction; Building modeling and developing a workscope; Baseload measures including refrigerator replacement, lighting and domestic hot water; and Health and Safety issues.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants of both days will receive 12 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Instructors: DHCR Staff=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to register =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Class size limited to 20=0D=0A= POLICY ADVISORY COUNCIL=0D=0A= SUBGRANTEE TASK FORCE=0D=0A= =0D=0A= As required by Federal regulations, a Policy Advisory Council (PAC) assists in the=0D=0A= development and implementation of the WAP and advises DHCR on a broad range of=0D=0A= issues relating to weatherization. The PAC is broadly representative of organizations=0D=0A= that provide services to low-income persons in New York State. PAC meetings are held=0D=0A= regularly throughout the contract/budget period. Travel by PAC members to PAC=0D=0A= meetings is reimbursed by DHCR.=0D=0A= A Subgrantee Task Force consisting of subgrantees’ Weatherization Directors from=0D=0A= across the State provides an opportunity for local program operators to meet, identify,=0D=0A= discuss, and resolve a wide variety of program issues. Subgrantee Task Force=0D=0A= meetings are held regularly throughout the contract/budget period and may be either=0D=0A= Statewide or regional in scope. Although the Task Force has no authority in law or=0D=0A= regulation, it is an important source of communication for the identification and=0D=0A= development of program and policy issues. Travel by Weatherization Directors to the=0D=0A= Subgrantee Task Force meetings is reimbursed by DHCR.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= (From January 2006 PPM)=0D=0A= THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELED=0D=0A= TO BE RESCHEDULED=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description:=0D=0A= This will be day two of a two day course designed to increase competency in the auditing process, and a review of the TIPS software. There will be a review of the following techniques: Air sealing, including the proper use of a blower door; Heating systems including testing, basic diagnostics and distribution systems; Conduction; Building modeling and developing a workscope; Baseload measures including refrigerator replacement, lighting and domestic hot water; and Health and Safety issues.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants of both days will receive 12 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Instructors: DHCR Staff=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to register =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Class size limited to 20=0D=0A= NYSWDA and DHCR staff have created this comprehensive 2 day training for WAP Directors to develop and enhance your Weatherization Program. This training is for new Directors by invitation.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description=0D=0A= There will be a full day training on PPM and a full day on issues related to running a successful WAP Program. All the fundamentals of running a good program will be covered from Regulations, History of the Program and Funding, PPM, Crew structure and management, Production management, and Energy Conservation Basics.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Trainers:=0D=0A= Pat Sweeney, DHCR - Assistant Director of Weatherization Program=0D=0A= Tim Brogan, DHCR - Supervisor of Fiscal Field Operations=0D=0A= Linda Sturges, DHCR - Field Representative=0D=0A= James McGarvey - NYSWDA - Executive Director=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To register go to: Directors Training Registration Form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20061219T153020 DTEND:20061219T170000 PRIORITY:0 STATUS:NEEDS ACTION CLASS:PUBLIC SUMMARY:ACI Duct Camp - House-By-House, Duct-By-Duct:House/Duct Configurations, Problems, & Solutions TRANSP:0 UID:061103571826740319029177334811 URL:http://www.affordablecomfort.org/events_courses_details.php?EventID=24&CourseID=589 LOCATION:NYSWDA Training Center - East Syracuse DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:If you have been certified by EPA as a Lead Abatement Supervisor you must renew this certification by attending a 'refresher' every 3 years. EPA recommends that you begin this renewal process 6 - 9 months before the expiration date stamped on the back of your certificate card. You can attend this class up to one year prior to your certification expiration date. Independent of the date you attend your refresher course, your next re-cert date will be 3 years from your current expiration date.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= DHCR requires that subgrantees must have at least one EPA Certified Lead Abatement Supervisor on staff present each day. DHCR suggests that agencies employ more than one certified supervisor to ensure that a certified individual is present every day a pre 1978 house is being weatherized. Click here for the Lead Considerations section of the PPM.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here for the agenda.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 8 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= There is no cost to Weatherization Agencies. Sub-contractors are encouraged to attend. Sub-contractor cost is $135.00=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to open EPA Lead Supervisor Refresher Registration FormInteractive Video Presentation=0D=0A= Materials & Methods for Quality Duct Construction & Retrofit=0D=0A= Joe Kuonen, Building Performance Horizons, Inc., Sherwood, Arkansas=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Your choice of materials and methods of constructing or repairing ducts greatly affects the outcome and profitability of the job. Creative solutions for complex problems and labor-effective ideas that don't sacrifice performance will be presented. Topics covered include insulation and vapor barriers, suspension and support; dampers and balancing, and correction of undersized return air configurations. Metal, flex, and ductboard systems will be addressed. Economy-of-labor techniques will be suggested when broadening the scope of work to include the mechanical system and other energy upgrades.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= By attending this session, participants will=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= 1. Learn about choices of materials and techniques for constructing quality duct systems or improving existing supply and return ducts=0D=0A= 2. Examine ways to integrate the duct issues into a broader whole-house make-over to solve the client’s original problem=0D=0A= 3. Discover some labor-effective modification techniques that don't sacrifice performanceThis NYSWDA Lead Safe Weatherization Training satisfies the DHCR requirement that all Weatherization staff working in houses built before 1978 receive training on safe work practices to reduce exposure to lead dust. NYSWDA uses the DOE curriculum which also satisfies the DOE and OSHA requirements for employees working around lead paint. This training is also required for your sub-contractors' employees who work on weatherization units. For a copy of the DOE Program Notice WPN 02-6 that establishes DHCR's lead policy go to http://www.waptac.org/sp.asp?id=3D6915=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To Register go to: http://NYSWDA.org/Training/OneDayLead/OneDayLeadTr.htm=0D=0A= =0D=0A= LSW Training Agenda =0D=0A= Background and updates on lead issues related to the WAP network =0D=0A= Lead, A Historical Overview =0D=0A= Health Effects of Lead =0D=0A= Lead-Based Paint Regulations =0D=0A= Equipment for Lead Safe Weatherization=0D=0A= Lead Safe Weatherization - Best Practices=0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= Description: This will be the first of a two part 10 Hour OSHA Construction Industry Outreach Training Program. It is intended to create awareness on the part of employees for working safely on the job. OSHA has a curriculum that includes 6 hours of mandatory material, and allows for 4 hours of elective material. NYSWDA has examined the OSHA requirements and created a program focusing on the Weatherization jobsite.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= The full course is presented in a two days. In order to reduce overnight stays for crews, the course can be taken in one day segments. As long as all requirements are completed within a 6 month timeframe, a certificate can be issued.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To view the full course outline go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10 hr Construction Health and Safety =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To Register go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10hr Registration Form =0D=0A= THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELED=0D=0A= TO BE RESCHEDULED=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description:=0D=0A= This will be day one of a two day course designed to increase competency in the auditing process, and a review of the TIPS software. There will be a review of the following techniques: Air sealing, including the proper use of a blower door; Heating systems including testing, basic diagnostics and distribution systems; Conduction; Building modeling and developing a workscope; Baseload measures including refrigerator replacement, lighting and domestic hot water; and Health and Safety issues.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants of both days will receive 12 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Instructors: DHCR Staff=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to register =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Class size limited to 20=0D=0A= POLICY ADVISORY COUNCIL=0D=0A= SUBGRANTEE TASK FORCE=0D=0A= =0D=0A= As required by Federal regulations, a Policy Advisory Council (PAC) assists in the=0D=0A= development and implementation of the WAP and advises DHCR on a broad range of=0D=0A= issues relating to weatherization. The PAC is broadly representative of organizations=0D=0A= that provide services to low-income persons in New York State. PAC meetings are held=0D=0A= regularly throughout the contract/budget period. Travel by PAC members to PAC=0D=0A= meetings is reimbursed by DHCR.=0D=0A= A Subgrantee Task Force consisting of subgrantees’ Weatherization Directors from=0D=0A= across the State provides an opportunity for local program operators to meet, identify,=0D=0A= discuss, and resolve a wide variety of program issues. Subgrantee Task Force=0D=0A= meetings are held regularly throughout the contract/budget period and may be either=0D=0A= Statewide or regional in scope. Although the Task Force has no authority in law or=0D=0A= regulation, it is an important source of communication for the identification and=0D=0A= development of program and policy issues. Travel by Weatherization Directors to the=0D=0A= Subgrantee Task Force meetings is reimbursed by DHCR.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= (From January 2006 PPM)=0D=0A= THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELED=0D=0A= TO BE RESCHEDULED=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description:=0D=0A= This will be day two of a two day course designed to increase competency in the auditing process, and a review of the TIPS software. There will be a review of the following techniques: Air sealing, including the proper use of a blower door; Heating systems including testing, basic diagnostics and distribution systems; Conduction; Building modeling and developing a workscope; Baseload measures including refrigerator replacement, lighting and domestic hot water; and Health and Safety issues.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants of both days will receive 12 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Instructors: DHCR Staff=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to register =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Class size limited to 20=0D=0A= NYSWDA and DHCR staff have created this comprehensive 2 day training for WAP Directors to develop and enhance your Weatherization Program. This training is for new Directors by invitation.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description=0D=0A= There will be a full day training on PPM and a full day on issues related to running a successful WAP Program. All the fundamentals of running a good program will be covered from Regulations, History of the Program and Funding, PPM, Crew structure and management, Production management, and Energy Conservation Basics.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Trainers:=0D=0A= Pat Sweeney, DHCR - Assistant Director of Weatherization Program=0D=0A= Tim Brogan, DHCR - Supervisor of Fiscal Field Operations=0D=0A= Linda Sturges, DHCR - Field Representative=0D=0A= James McGarvey - NYSWDA - Executive Director=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To register go to: Directors Training Registration Form=0D=0A= Interactive Video Presentation=0D=0A= House-By-House, Duct-By-Duct: House / Duct Configurations, Problems, & Solutions=0D=0A= Rob de Kieffer, Boulder Design Alliance, Boulder, CO=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Specific house / duct configurations tend to dominate the landscape in various climate zones. Problems found and potential energy savings and comfort gains vary across these configurations as well. The Cape Cod on-basement in Pennsylvania differs greatly from the Floridian one-story on-slab with ducts in the attic. For each of five common configurations, we will examine: the interaction between the house and the duct system, common faults and mistakes, specific tests used to quantify problems, techniques for correcting the problems, and the process of testing the results of your work.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= By attending this session, participants will=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= 1. Examine the five most common house / duct configurations and explore the ways in which the house and ducts interact=0D=0A= 2. Learn common faults and performance problems found in each of the configurations, along with techniques to test for and recognize the presence and severity of problems=0D=0A= 3. Discover labor-effective modifications for correcting problems and testing your work in each of the configurations examined END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20061220T080000 DTEND:20061220T150000 PRIORITY:0 STATUS:NEEDS ACTION CLASS:PUBLIC SUMMARY:Weatherizatin Directors Training TRANSP:0 UID:061106046721824258618245221372 LOCATION:NYSWDA Training Center - East Syracuse DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:If you have been certified by EPA as a Lead Abatement Supervisor you must renew this certification by attending a 'refresher' every 3 years. EPA recommends that you begin this renewal process 6 - 9 months before the expiration date stamped on the back of your certificate card. You can attend this class up to one year prior to your certification expiration date. Independent of the date you attend your refresher course, your next re-cert date will be 3 years from your current expiration date.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= DHCR requires that subgrantees must have at least one EPA Certified Lead Abatement Supervisor on staff present each day. DHCR suggests that agencies employ more than one certified supervisor to ensure that a certified individual is present every day a pre 1978 house is being weatherized. Click here for the Lead Considerations section of the PPM.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here for the agenda.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 8 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= There is no cost to Weatherization Agencies. Sub-contractors are encouraged to attend. Sub-contractor cost is $135.00=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to open EPA Lead Supervisor Refresher Registration FormInteractive Video Presentation=0D=0A= Materials & Methods for Quality Duct Construction & Retrofit=0D=0A= Joe Kuonen, Building Performance Horizons, Inc., Sherwood, Arkansas=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Your choice of materials and methods of constructing or repairing ducts greatly affects the outcome and profitability of the job. Creative solutions for complex problems and labor-effective ideas that don't sacrifice performance will be presented. Topics covered include insulation and vapor barriers, suspension and support; dampers and balancing, and correction of undersized return air configurations. Metal, flex, and ductboard systems will be addressed. Economy-of-labor techniques will be suggested when broadening the scope of work to include the mechanical system and other energy upgrades.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= By attending this session, participants will=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= 1. Learn about choices of materials and techniques for constructing quality duct systems or improving existing supply and return ducts=0D=0A= 2. Examine ways to integrate the duct issues into a broader whole-house make-over to solve the client’s original problem=0D=0A= 3. Discover some labor-effective modification techniques that don't sacrifice performanceThis NYSWDA Lead Safe Weatherization Training satisfies the DHCR requirement that all Weatherization staff working in houses built before 1978 receive training on safe work practices to reduce exposure to lead dust. NYSWDA uses the DOE curriculum which also satisfies the DOE and OSHA requirements for employees working around lead paint. This training is also required for your sub-contractors' employees who work on weatherization units. For a copy of the DOE Program Notice WPN 02-6 that establishes DHCR's lead policy go to http://www.waptac.org/sp.asp?id=3D6915=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To Register go to: http://NYSWDA.org/Training/OneDayLead/OneDayLeadTr.htm=0D=0A= =0D=0A= LSW Training Agenda =0D=0A= Background and updates on lead issues related to the WAP network =0D=0A= Lead, A Historical Overview =0D=0A= Health Effects of Lead =0D=0A= Lead-Based Paint Regulations =0D=0A= Equipment for Lead Safe Weatherization=0D=0A= Lead Safe Weatherization - Best Practices=0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= Description: This will be the first of a two part 10 Hour OSHA Construction Industry Outreach Training Program. It is intended to create awareness on the part of employees for working safely on the job. OSHA has a curriculum that includes 6 hours of mandatory material, and allows for 4 hours of elective material. NYSWDA has examined the OSHA requirements and created a program focusing on the Weatherization jobsite.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= The full course is presented in a two days. In order to reduce overnight stays for crews, the course can be taken in one day segments. As long as all requirements are completed within a 6 month timeframe, a certificate can be issued.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To view the full course outline go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10 hr Construction Health and Safety =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To Register go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10hr Registration Form =0D=0A= THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELED=0D=0A= TO BE RESCHEDULED=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description:=0D=0A= This will be day one of a two day course designed to increase competency in the auditing process, and a review of the TIPS software. There will be a review of the following techniques: Air sealing, including the proper use of a blower door; Heating systems including testing, basic diagnostics and distribution systems; Conduction; Building modeling and developing a workscope; Baseload measures including refrigerator replacement, lighting and domestic hot water; and Health and Safety issues.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants of both days will receive 12 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Instructors: DHCR Staff=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to register =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Class size limited to 20=0D=0A= POLICY ADVISORY COUNCIL=0D=0A= SUBGRANTEE TASK FORCE=0D=0A= =0D=0A= As required by Federal regulations, a Policy Advisory Council (PAC) assists in the=0D=0A= development and implementation of the WAP and advises DHCR on a broad range of=0D=0A= issues relating to weatherization. The PAC is broadly representative of organizations=0D=0A= that provide services to low-income persons in New York State. PAC meetings are held=0D=0A= regularly throughout the contract/budget period. Travel by PAC members to PAC=0D=0A= meetings is reimbursed by DHCR.=0D=0A= A Subgrantee Task Force consisting of subgrantees’ Weatherization Directors from=0D=0A= across the State provides an opportunity for local program operators to meet, identify,=0D=0A= discuss, and resolve a wide variety of program issues. Subgrantee Task Force=0D=0A= meetings are held regularly throughout the contract/budget period and may be either=0D=0A= Statewide or regional in scope. Although the Task Force has no authority in law or=0D=0A= regulation, it is an important source of communication for the identification and=0D=0A= development of program and policy issues. Travel by Weatherization Directors to the=0D=0A= Subgrantee Task Force meetings is reimbursed by DHCR.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= (From January 2006 PPM)=0D=0A= THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELED=0D=0A= TO BE RESCHEDULED=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description:=0D=0A= This will be day two of a two day course designed to increase competency in the auditing process, and a review of the TIPS software. There will be a review of the following techniques: Air sealing, including the proper use of a blower door; Heating systems including testing, basic diagnostics and distribution systems; Conduction; Building modeling and developing a workscope; Baseload measures including refrigerator replacement, lighting and domestic hot water; and Health and Safety issues.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants of both days will receive 12 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Instructors: DHCR Staff=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to register =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Class size limited to 20=0D=0A= NYSWDA and DHCR staff have created this comprehensive 2 day training for WAP Directors to develop and enhance your Weatherization Program. This training is for new Directors by invitation.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description=0D=0A= There will be a full day training on PPM and a full day on issues related to running a successful WAP Program. All the fundamentals of running a good program will be covered from Regulations, History of the Program and Funding, PPM, Crew structure and management, Production management, and Energy Conservation Basics.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Trainers:=0D=0A= Pat Sweeney, DHCR - Assistant Director of Weatherization Program=0D=0A= Tim Brogan, DHCR - Supervisor of Fiscal Field Operations=0D=0A= Linda Sturges, DHCR - Field Representative=0D=0A= James McGarvey - NYSWDA - Executive Director=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To register go to: Directors Training Registration Form=0D=0A= Interactive Video Presentation=0D=0A= House-By-House, Duct-By-Duct: House / Duct Configurations, Problems, & Solutions=0D=0A= Rob de Kieffer, Boulder Design Alliance, Boulder, CO=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Specific house / duct configurations tend to dominate the landscape in various climate zones. Problems found and potential energy savings and comfort gains vary across these configurations as well. The Cape Cod on-basement in Pennsylvania differs greatly from the Floridian one-story on-slab with ducts in the attic. For each of five common configurations, we will examine: the interaction between the house and the duct system, common faults and mistakes, specific tests used to quantify problems, techniques for correcting the problems, and the process of testing the results of your work.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= By attending this session, participants will=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= 1. Examine the five most common house / duct configurations and explore the ways in which the house and ducts interact=0D=0A= 2. Learn common faults and performance problems found in each of the configurations, along with techniques to test for and recognize the presence and severity of problems=0D=0A= 3. Discover labor-effective modifications for correcting problems and testing your work in each of the configurations examinedNYSWDA and DHCR staff have created this comprehensive 2 day training for WAP Directors to develop and enhance your Weatherization Program. This training is for new Directors by invitation.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description=0D=0A= There will be a full day training on PPM and a full day on issues related to running a successful WAP Program. All the fundamentals of running a good program will be covered from Regulations, History of the Program and Funding, PPM, Crew structure and management, Production management, and Energy Conservation Basics.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Trainers:=0D=0A= Pat Sweeney, DHCR - Assistant Director of Weatherization Program=0D=0A= Tim Brogan, DHCR - Supervisor of Fiscal Field Operations=0D=0A= Linda Sturges, DHCR - Field Representative=0D=0A= James McGarvey - NYSWDA - Executive Director=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To register go to: Directors Training Registration Form END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20061221T090000 DTEND:20061221T090000 PRIORITY:0 STATUS:NEEDS ACTION CLASS:PUBLIC SUMMARY:1 - Day Lead Safe Weatherization Training TRANSP:0 UID:061016182985203136798153096260 LOCATION:Tioga Opportunities, Inc., Owego DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:If you have been certified by EPA as a Lead Abatement Supervisor you must renew this certification by attending a 'refresher' every 3 years. EPA recommends that you begin this renewal process 6 - 9 months before the expiration date stamped on the back of your certificate card. You can attend this class up to one year prior to your certification expiration date. Independent of the date you attend your refresher course, your next re-cert date will be 3 years from your current expiration date.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= DHCR requires that subgrantees must have at least one EPA Certified Lead Abatement Supervisor on staff present each day. DHCR suggests that agencies employ more than one certified supervisor to ensure that a certified individual is present every day a pre 1978 house is being weatherized. Click here for the Lead Considerations section of the PPM.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here for the agenda.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 8 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= There is no cost to Weatherization Agencies. Sub-contractors are encouraged to attend. Sub-contractor cost is $135.00=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to open EPA Lead Supervisor Refresher Registration FormInteractive Video Presentation=0D=0A= Materials & Methods for Quality Duct Construction & Retrofit=0D=0A= Joe Kuonen, Building Performance Horizons, Inc., Sherwood, Arkansas=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Your choice of materials and methods of constructing or repairing ducts greatly affects the outcome and profitability of the job. Creative solutions for complex problems and labor-effective ideas that don't sacrifice performance will be presented. Topics covered include insulation and vapor barriers, suspension and support; dampers and balancing, and correction of undersized return air configurations. Metal, flex, and ductboard systems will be addressed. Economy-of-labor techniques will be suggested when broadening the scope of work to include the mechanical system and other energy upgrades.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= By attending this session, participants will=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= 1. Learn about choices of materials and techniques for constructing quality duct systems or improving existing supply and return ducts=0D=0A= 2. Examine ways to integrate the duct issues into a broader whole-house make-over to solve the client’s original problem=0D=0A= 3. Discover some labor-effective modification techniques that don't sacrifice performanceThis NYSWDA Lead Safe Weatherization Training satisfies the DHCR requirement that all Weatherization staff working in houses built before 1978 receive training on safe work practices to reduce exposure to lead dust. NYSWDA uses the DOE curriculum which also satisfies the DOE and OSHA requirements for employees working around lead paint. This training is also required for your sub-contractors' employees who work on weatherization units. For a copy of the DOE Program Notice WPN 02-6 that establishes DHCR's lead policy go to http://www.waptac.org/sp.asp?id=3D6915=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To Register go to: http://NYSWDA.org/Training/OneDayLead/OneDayLeadTr.htm=0D=0A= =0D=0A= LSW Training Agenda =0D=0A= Background and updates on lead issues related to the WAP network =0D=0A= Lead, A Historical Overview =0D=0A= Health Effects of Lead =0D=0A= Lead-Based Paint Regulations =0D=0A= Equipment for Lead Safe Weatherization=0D=0A= Lead Safe Weatherization - Best Practices=0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= Description: This will be the first of a two part 10 Hour OSHA Construction Industry Outreach Training Program. It is intended to create awareness on the part of employees for working safely on the job. OSHA has a curriculum that includes 6 hours of mandatory material, and allows for 4 hours of elective material. NYSWDA has examined the OSHA requirements and created a program focusing on the Weatherization jobsite.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= The full course is presented in a two days. In order to reduce overnight stays for crews, the course can be taken in one day segments. As long as all requirements are completed within a 6 month timeframe, a certificate can be issued.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification =0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To view the full course outline go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10 hr Construction Health and Safety =0D=0A= =0D=0A= - To Register go to:=0D=0A= OSHA 10hr Registration Form =0D=0A= THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELED=0D=0A= TO BE RESCHEDULED=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description:=0D=0A= This will be day one of a two day course designed to increase competency in the auditing process, and a review of the TIPS software. There will be a review of the following techniques: Air sealing, including the proper use of a blower door; Heating systems including testing, basic diagnostics and distribution systems; Conduction; Building modeling and developing a workscope; Baseload measures including refrigerator replacement, lighting and domestic hot water; and Health and Safety issues.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants of both days will receive 12 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Instructors: DHCR Staff=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to register =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Class size limited to 20=0D=0A= POLICY ADVISORY COUNCIL=0D=0A= SUBGRANTEE TASK FORCE=0D=0A= =0D=0A= As required by Federal regulations, a Policy Advisory Council (PAC) assists in the=0D=0A= development and implementation of the WAP and advises DHCR on a broad range of=0D=0A= issues relating to weatherization. The PAC is broadly representative of organizations=0D=0A= that provide services to low-income persons in New York State. PAC meetings are held=0D=0A= regularly throughout the contract/budget period. Travel by PAC members to PAC=0D=0A= meetings is reimbursed by DHCR.=0D=0A= A Subgrantee Task Force consisting of subgrantees’ Weatherization Directors from=0D=0A= across the State provides an opportunity for local program operators to meet, identify,=0D=0A= discuss, and resolve a wide variety of program issues. Subgrantee Task Force=0D=0A= meetings are held regularly throughout the contract/budget period and may be either=0D=0A= Statewide or regional in scope. Although the Task Force has no authority in law or=0D=0A= regulation, it is an important source of communication for the identification and=0D=0A= development of program and policy issues. Travel by Weatherization Directors to the=0D=0A= Subgrantee Task Force meetings is reimbursed by DHCR.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= (From January 2006 PPM)=0D=0A= THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELED=0D=0A= TO BE RESCHEDULED=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description:=0D=0A= This will be day two of a two day course designed to increase competency in the auditing process, and a review of the TIPS software. There will be a review of the following techniques: Air sealing, including the proper use of a blower door; Heating systems including testing, basic diagnostics and distribution systems; Conduction; Building modeling and developing a workscope; Baseload measures including refrigerator replacement, lighting and domestic hot water; and Health and Safety issues.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Attendants of both days will receive 12 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Instructors: DHCR Staff=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Click here to register =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Class size limited to 20=0D=0A= NYSWDA and DHCR staff have created this comprehensive 2 day training for WAP Directors to develop and enhance your Weatherization Program. This training is for new Directors by invitation.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description=0D=0A= There will be a full day training on PPM and a full day on issues related to running a successful WAP Program. All the fundamentals of running a good program will be covered from Regulations, History of the Program and Funding, PPM, Crew structure and management, Production management, and Energy Conservation Basics.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Trainers:=0D=0A= Pat Sweeney, DHCR - Assistant Director of Weatherization Program=0D=0A= Tim Brogan, DHCR - Supervisor of Fiscal Field Operations=0D=0A= Linda Sturges, DHCR - Field Representative=0D=0A= James McGarvey - NYSWDA - Executive Director=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To register go to: Directors Training Registration Form=0D=0A= Interactive Video Presentation=0D=0A= House-By-House, Duct-By-Duct: House / Duct Configurations, Problems, & Solutions=0D=0A= Rob de Kieffer, Boulder Design Alliance, Boulder, CO=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Specific house / duct configurations tend to dominate the landscape in various climate zones. Problems found and potential energy savings and comfort gains vary across these configurations as well. The Cape Cod on-basement in Pennsylvania differs greatly from the Floridian one-story on-slab with ducts in the attic. For each of five common configurations, we will examine: the interaction between the house and the duct system, common faults and mistakes, specific tests used to quantify problems, techniques for correcting the problems, and the process of testing the results of your work.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= By attending this session, participants will=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= 1. Examine the five most common house / duct configurations and explore the ways in which the house and ducts interact=0D=0A= 2. Learn common faults and performance problems found in each of the configurations, along with techniques to test for and recognize the presence and severity of problems=0D=0A= 3. Discover labor-effective modifications for correcting problems and testing your work in each of the configurations examinedNYSWDA and DHCR staff have created this comprehensive 2 day training for WAP Directors to develop and enhance your Weatherization Program. This training is for new Directors by invitation.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= =0D=0A= Course Description=0D=0A= There will be a full day training on PPM and a full day on issues related to running a successful WAP Program. All the fundamentals of running a good program will be covered from Regulations, History of the Program and Funding, PPM, Crew structure and management, Production management, and Energy Conservation Basics.=0D=0A= =0D=0A= Trainers:=0D=0A= Pat Sweeney, DHCR - Assistant Director of Weatherization Program=0D=0A= Tim Brogan, DHCR - Supervisor of Fiscal Field Operations=0D=0A= Linda Sturges, DHCR - Field Representative=0D=0A= James McGarvey - NYSWDA - Executive Director=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To register go to: Directors Training Registration Form=0D=0A= This NYSWDA Lead Safe Weatherization Training satisfies the DHCR requirement that all Weatherization staff working in houses built before 1978 receive training on safe work practices to reduce exposure to lead dust. NYSWDA uses the DOE curriculum which also satisfies the DOE and OSHA requirements for employees working around lead paint. This training is also required for your sub-contractors' employees who work on weatherization units. For a copy of the DOE Program Notice WPN 02-6 that establishes DHCR's lead policy go to http://www.waptac.org/sp.asp?id=3D6915=0D=0A= =0D=0A= To Register go to: http://NYSWDA.org/Training/OneDayLead/OneDayLeadTr.htm=0D=0A= =0D=0A= LSW Training Agenda =0D=0A= Background and updates on lead issues related to the WAP network =0D=0A= Lead, A Historical Overview =0D=0A= Health Effects of Lead =0D=0A= Lead-Based Paint Regulations =0D=0A= Equipment for Lead Safe Weatherization=0D=0A= Lead Safe Weatherization - Best Practices=0D=0A= Attendants will receive 5 Continuing Education Hours (CEH's) toward BPI Re-Certification END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR