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February 15, 20185:30 PM - 9:00 PM
PaCIFIC eNerGy CeNTer 851 Howard Street San Francisco, Ca 94103
aGeNda:5:30 pm Registration and Social Hour
6:30 pm Dinner, Announcements and Introductions
7:45 Break
8:00 pm Main Program
9:00 pm Adjourn
CoST:
GG ASHRAE Members: Before Midnight, Feb 9 $50After Midnight, Feb 9 $60
Non-Members: Before Midnight, Feb 9 $60After Midnight, Feb 9 $65
Students/Voucher HolderFree, but please register before January 10 to help us better plan for meal and venue seats.
Event Calendar.............................. 2President’s message .................... 3Historian Article............................ 4YEA .................................................. 5Student Activities ......................... 6Membership Promotion .............. 7Research Promotion ..................... 8
CTTC .......................................... 9-10Employment Opportunities. .............................11January Meeting Recap .............12Board and Chair Members ........13Ad Page and Ad Rates .......... 14-15
INSIDE THIS ISSuE:
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MAIN PROGRAM: THE FuTuRE OF BIM FROM A DESIGN BuIlD PERSPECTIVE
SPEAkERS: ElYSE WIDIN, P.E. Elyse Widin is a Senior Design Engineer who has worked for 8 years designing HVAC and plumbing systems in projects in the Health Care (OSHPD 1,
3), Institutional Research, Biotech, Data Center, and commercial industries. She has experience in taking projects from the initial engineering design through construc-tion deliverables and installation and through project turnover. Her experience includes 3D modeling and coordination, using tools such as Autocad, Revit and Navisworks.
She is a proponent of minimizing waste both in the field and in the digital realm by incorporating lean construction practices and implementing an efficient workflow between engineering, detailing and the field. Ms. Widin hopes that one day tech-nology and industry practices will be so highly aligned and integrated that many of the roadblocks of efficient communication and smooth transitions between all phases of a project delivery will no longer be present.
DAMON CHANDlERAs a constructability, BIM and sheet metal detailing lead, Damon Chandler has
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FEBRuARY ASPE JOINT DINNER MEETING
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event Calendar2018 ´THuRSDAY, FEBRuARY 15......................................DINNER ASPE JOINT MEETING
LOCATION: PGE Pacific Energy CenterSPEAkER: Damon Chandler and Elyse Widin, Southland TOPIC: Coordination! THEME: Trades
´THuRSDAY, MARCH 15 ...........................................DINNER REDWOOD EMPIRE JOINT MEETING
LOCATION: Four Seasons San Rafael SPEAkER: Tristam Coffin, Whole FoodsTOPIC: Whole Foods: Natural RefrigerantsTHEME: Refrigeration
´THuRSDAY, APRIl 19 ..............................................DINNERLOCATION: GenentechSPEAkER: Cassie Waddell and keith Sonberg, Genentech TOPIC: What is k6? THEME: Women in Engineering
´THuRSDAY, MAY 17 .................................................DINNER PRODuCT SHOW/STuDENT AWARDS
LOCATION: PGE Pacific Energy CenterSPEAkER: Shlomo Rosenfeld, PETOPIC: 50 years of innovative energy conservation designTHEME: Student Night
´THuRSDAY, JuNE, 21 ...............................................DINNERLOCATION: Scott’sSPEAkER: Reliable ControlsTOPIC: Controls Integration to Corporate Network
february 2018 dinner meeting
For More INForMaTIoN aNd deTaIlS Go Towww.ggashrae.org
helped oversee preconstruction functions, including project coordination and BIM modeling, scheduling, manpow0er staffing, shop prefabrication, and on-time project delivery. Mr. Chandler’s expertise lies in 3D CAD and BIM modeling. He also has extensive knowledge with integrated project delivery methods and lead construc-tion implementation.
Presentation Summary
Mr. Chandler and Ms. Widin have worked together for numerous years in the design build HVAC and plumbing industry for a wide variety of projects. In the presentation they hope to share their thoughts on the current state of BIM and where they see it going in the future to help further the ongoing discussion. They will share their lessons learned and current thoughts on how to best implement the best industry practices and BIM modeling tools to minimize rework and reduce mechanical and plumbing system installation time and costs.
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golden gate chapter president’s message nikola kravik, february 2018
Dear Colleagues,
Although this is the February Fog newsletter, we can’t forget our most successful ASHRAE Winter 2018 Expo on record few weeks ago in Chicago! What a venue it was, full of people and excitement — hope you had a chance to see it live!
It was my first time too. No excuses, but it has always been “we are too busy therefore we can’t go”. It will indeed change your view of the engineering industry you are part of. You will meet people that write the ASHRAE journal articles. You will meet ASHRAE Fellows and dignitaries as well as the folks that manufacture and service the equipment you specify. Maybe you will meet the engineer working on the M/P for the newest and largest airport in the world, the Istanbul New Airport. You will be able to put faces to many of those emails you’ve written. Maybe you can learn that “moi” means “hi” in Finnish. You will cheer and have fun with your network, both consisting of existing and new friends. In Chicago you will eat steaks and deep dish pizza’s — just kidding there is plenty of other good places for a meeting and delicious food and drinks.
You will represent your company and your society, not just yourself as an individual! You will learn a lot, you will have a blast. Try it at least once, it changed my view of what an Expo may look like. Our GG Chapter will try to secure funds to send more students and local engineers to the future Expo’s. 2019 ASHRAE Winter conference will be in Atlanta, Georgia, January 12–16, 2019. Book your calendars now.
We had great feedback for Mr. Steve Taylor’s SF Moma presentation last month, we will post a power point pdf on our website for those that missed it.
We are looking for strong ideas on how do fundraisers. I’m tired of San Diego having always more, plus Borannie our RP Chair can use some help so please contact us if interested.
Our February meeting is joint meeting with the ASPE-SF “The Future of BIM from a Design Build Perspective”. Our GG President Elect and events Chair, Michelle Dionello has been working hard with Lindy Gibbons, VP Technical at ASPE-SF and many others to make this happen. We hope for more partnership with ASPE-SF and future joint meetings. Check ASPE-SF web below, I saw some familiar faces, few existing colleagues and friends of mine and potential new ones!http://ggashrae.org/meetinginfo.php?id=104&ts=1514327992 https://www.aspesf.org/leadership
To remind ourselves and our goals from few years ago 2020 is approaching quickly and 2030 is not too far away. No one is prepared, everyone is talking, what is your company doing to prepare for what’s coming to us water and energy wise?http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/ZNE/
See you all on Feb 15th at PGE, PEC!
Nikola Kravik, President 2017-2018ASHRAE Golden Gate Chapter
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January 2018! Variable-speed!...just think where we have been!Tom Gilbertson, Chapter HistorianToday we take Variable Speed Drives (VFD)…for granted…It is so easy to use VFD’s and they are so inexpensive…and perhaps most of all they are major “energy savers”!....But…think where we came from!…just a few…well…over the past 60 years ago….and all of the grief that we endured to obtaining adjustable rpm on our fans, pumps and compressor applications…and how efficient the new approach really is!
Well, what did we do?...just to get the “variable speed”…but also to be able to control the speed.
PG&E used to distribute…in the street…in many downtown locations…DC Power… primarily for use on elevators. DC, with a rheostat…and a DC motor is pretty easy to use. We used to see this when the elevators had “operators” in the cab…who actually could and did control the
speed. Of the car…There were a few job around San Francisco that DC fans…but that was pretty expensive to use…and those fans, and the PG&E-DC-supplied-elevators were phased out…(no pun intended)…and that DC could be pretty dangerous….so the DC approach with a rheostat, pretty much went away.
In Louisiana natural gas was very inexpensive…not so with electricity…so designer’s thought process was “rationalized” to use steam boilers…and use steam turbines to drive even small pumps and fans…nominally in the 20 to 50 hp range. The “selling point” was that steam turbine was easy to operate over a variable rpm range….plus you were able to feel like a “real engineer” and use steam!...never mind that this approach required lots of maintenance!...varying the turbine speed was pretty easy…and could be made to respond to a pneumatic signal.
Then there was always that American Standard “Gyrol-drive”…closely related to what Desoto produced in 1941…and was the forerunner of the fully automatic automotive transmissions….BUT...that American Standard “Gyro –drive” was a dandy way to obtain variable speed on a large fan…or pump. No starting shock, either!...it cost a small fortune…but it was variable-speed!
Occasionally some enterprising engineer would apply a “Reeves Drive” and have a manually-adjustable variable speed operation…that usually lasted about 2-years….before wearing itself out …mechanically.
Eaton came out with a really neat variable speed system that was an “adjustable-pitch diameter” system that worked perfectly …generally for about 18 months….
Just be thankful that electronic, solid-state VFD’s are so low priced that we no longer have to hardly even think about applying them to our projects; they are the lowest cost way to control an integral hp motor….and they come with options, control sequences, as well as very complicated interfaces…that are all figured out for the designer. We can concentrate on the benefits of “variable-speed” equipment…and no longer have to be concerned about someone checking oil-level in the Gyrol-drive…or how to adjust the speed of a steam turbine…and maintain the oil in that gear box!
Those “good old days” with mechanical variable speed drives are not really missed.
If we were to compare what was common to our designs…50 years ago….• 5 watts per sq ft for lighting loads• Constant-speed fans, pumps and refrigeration compressors• Exterior walls…frequently un-insulated and U-Values at 0.4• Single-glazed windows using non-Low-E glass…with U-values at 1.1• Ventilation rates fixed at 50 cfm of OSA per person
…and take a quick review of what we can do today..• 0.4 watts per sq ft for lighting loads…(or less) • Variable speed fans, pumps and refrigeration compressors• Exterior walls using ICF with U-V as low as 0.03• Double glazed-Argo-filled, Low E glass with thermal breaks U values at 0.28• Ventilation rates at 15 cfm of OSA per person…and CO2-controlled
Why shouldn’t we have much more efficient building to operate?...Look what you have to work with!
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YEA YOUNG ENGINEERS OF ASHRAE
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yea annual ugly Sweater Christmas PartySan Francisco YEA recently hosted the 3rd annual Ugly sweater party. YEA members dressed for success on December 7th of 2017. The ugly sweater party was held at Piano fight. Piano fight has been kind enough to host the YEA event for the previous years as well. A special thanks to Dave at Piano fight for accommodating such well-dressed engineers. The next YEA event is Thursday February 1st at the Exploratorium. The event will consist of a central plant and bay water usage area tour.
If you have interest in joining these activities and other events hosted by YEA contact Jake Barker@ [email protected].
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student activities
Franklin Wiggins, Chair | Bridgette Kimball, Co-Chair | Juliana Velez, K-12 STEM Lead| Richard Paillon, Scholarship and Grants Lead | Alicia Tan, Cal Berkeley Chapter & Post-High Lead
aSHrae GG Students attend Winter ConferenceFranklin Wiggins, Chair | Juliana Velez, K-12 STEM Lead Congratulations to Megan Dawe (UC Berkeley, Masters Student) and Alex Nut-kiewicz (Stanford, Ph.D. candidate) for winning the Golden Gate Chapter’s 2018 Winter Conference Travel Grants! They are shown below 3rd and 4th from left, respectively. They attended technical program sessions, technical committee meetings, the AHR Expo, and braved the cold to see a little bit of Chicago! Look out for their recap in a coming FOG issue.
Golden Gate Chapter Grants and ScholarshipsRichard Paillon, Scholarship and Grants LeadThe Golden Gate Chapter of ASHRAE will distribute as much as $39,000 in grants and scholarships to our student members. These are independent of the scholarships and grants distributed by the ASHRAE National Society. This breaks down to:
• Eric T Andresen Memorial Scholarship Fund (eleven scholarships) $30,000• Golden Gate Chapter Student Scholarship (two scholarships) $4,000• Summer and Winter Travel Grants to ASHRAE National Conferences (four grants) $5,000
Please encourage any student members you know to apply for the Golden Gate Chapter’s scholarships and summer confer-ence travel grants! The deadline for the ETAMSF scholarships is February 16, 2018. We have one application so far. Please get the word out that applicants have a good chance of winning one of these scholarships due to the history of limited numbers of applicants.
Contact Richard Paillon ([email protected]) with any questions.
aSHrae GG at Montera Middle SchoolJuliana Velez, K-12 STEM LeadOn January 16th, a few of our members volunteered at an after-school program for girls in STEM. The program called Techbridge (https://techbridgegirls.org) brings STEM to schools through a weekly afterschool program. We participated in their Reverse Engineering activity in which they took apart electronics and appliances to understand how they work. Thank you Brian and Matt for your participation!
If you would like to participate in similar activities with students, please contact Juliana Velez, [email protected]
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membership promotion
Brian Chacon, Membership Promotion ChairMembership PromotionWe are continually working to recruit new members for our Golden Gate ASHRAE chapter, and would like to ask everyone for a little help in reaching out to potential new members. Please go the extra step and bring a potential new member to our next meeting! As always, we will give you an ASHRAE polo and a free dinner if your guest joins the Golden Gate Family.
SmartStart Student Program I want to remind everyone about the great opportunity offered through the SmartStart Student Program. For $51 year 1, $77 year 2, and $102 year 3, individuals transitioning from student to pro-fessional life can take advantage of a reduced ASHRAE membership. If you are interested, contact me personally and we can discuss success stories and different ways students and young members can take advantage of this opportunity!https://www.ashrae.org/membership--conferences/student-zone/membership-and-meetings/ashraes-smartstart-program
Membership Promotion Committee help!I am looking for volunteers to help on the Membership Promotion Committee. The role would include recruiting new members to join ASHRAE and helping with membership retention. The time commitment would be about an hour per week. Please contact me or the other committee or board members if you are interested in participating and contributing to our local and national society. We would be happy to answer any questions you have on the responsibilities. A link to my contact information is here: http://ggashrae.org/join.php
Welcome New Members!Please help us welcome our newest members to the Golden Gate ASHRAE family:
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Mr Han liMr Ryan SitMiss Ramya Anand Sopanahalli Mr Abel Aguilar Mr Ryan J Moffett Jared landsmanMr Dennis A Welsch Mr Thomas Thai Ethan k Heil Devin S Smith
Mr Dennis J Brozzo Mr Greg F Hastings Melissa lancaster Mr David Shenouda Mr Josh Egli Mr Nicholas RT Aikawa Prof kwang Ho lee Mr Je E kepler-korn EngArmando Concepcion
research promotion
Borannie Anicete, Research Promotion Chair What is the resource Promotion Campaign?The RP Campaign is an annual fundraising campaign benefiting the funding of numerous ASHRAE Programs. These programs include:
• ASHRAE Research •ASHRAE Scholarships for undergraduate students •ASHRAE Learning Institute (ALI) development of new courses & materials •Graduate Research Projects (Grants-in-Aid) •Young Engineers in ASHRAE (YEA) Leadership Training •Permanently endowed support to all of the above programs
The RP Campaign is overseen by the RP Committee, a standing ASHRAE Committee. The committee is made up of 14 Regional Vice Chairs (RVC), 1 Consultant (past RVC), 3 Vice Chairs (past Consultant), and Chair (past Vice Chair). Staff support includes a 3-member team based at ASHRAE Headquarters. The RP Campaign raises over $2.2 million a year from over 6,000 donors. These donors are made up of ASHRAE Members, industry associations, and industry organizations.
Thank you to all who donated last year! We exceeded our goal of $27,000 and raised $28,652! Let’s keep the trend going and exceed our goal of $27,000 this year!
We have already had some generous donors. The following individuals have generously supported ASHRAE Research and Golden Gate Chapter for 2017-18 Campaign.
With the help of following Donors and Golden Gate Chapter Volunteers, we were able to raise the most amount of Research Funds over the last 10-years.Golden Gate Chapter received Challenge RP award at Chapter Regional Conference.
Your contributions are much appreciated. Thank you for making a difference and shaping tomorrow’s built environment today.
Donations are tax deductible, by check, credit card or online at www.ashrae.org/contributeMail Checks to: ASHRAE RP: 1791 Tullie Circle, NE: Atlanta, GA 30329
For more information, please visit Research and Promotions section on www.ggashrae.org or contact RP Chair Borannie Anicete at (415) 535-2452, [email protected]
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$5,000
$10,000
$15,000
$20,000
$27,000
$1,000 to 1,999Glenn Friedman, PE
$250 TO $999Mark M. Hydeman
Up to $249Annie Foster Courtney, PEMark H WaltonScott E WaylandAlyse M FalconerBorannie Anicete
Michelle V DionelloJason LesserNikola KravikTyler Bradshaw, PEBrian Michael ChaconJoseph BucciniRobert A Davis, PEReginald A MonteyneCorydon C PalmerDavid Coyle
$1,000 to 1,999Russell Sigler, Inc.
$250 TO $999Nazzaro & AssociatesConservation Mechanical Systems, Inc.
Donors in 2017-2018:
GOAL:$27,000
ConTRIbuTIonS: $4,675
INDIVIDuAlSORGANIZATIONS
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2018 Technology awards Last year we received a lot of great project submissions. All submissions received both chapter and regional first place awards. 2 of the submitted projects were recognized in the national 2017 ASHRAE Technology Awards program:
• Steve Taylor and David Heinzerling, Taylor Engineering – San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
• Stet Sanborn, Integral Group – University of California – Santa Cruz Cowell Ranch Historic Haybarn
If you’d like to see your projects on the list for 2018, NOW is the time to submit! Entries must be submitted by Friday March 23rd 2018. The application and the process is very easy, get recognized for your great work.
IMPORTANT! Eligible projects must be occupied for one year prior to the national due date (September 2018), and one year of energy consumption data should be included. Your project must have been occupied by September 2017.
There are three stages of competition and awards: Chapter, Region and Society/National. The first step in this process is to submit your project to the Chapter level competition.
First place winners from the Chapter competition move onto the Regional competition. The Regional first place winners are eligible to move onto the national Society/National competition. There are multiple Categories of buildings are eligible for application, new, existing and existing building commissioning (EBCx): Commercial, Institutional Educational, Institutional Other, Health Care, Industrial, Public Assembly, and Residential.
Please see our CTTC website or the following links for more info.
• Program Information: https://www.ashrae.org/membership--conferences/honors--awards/technology-awards-program
• Overview and Hints: https://www.ashrae.org/membership--conferences/honors--awards/technology-awards-program-overview
• Short Form Application: https://www.ashrae.org/File%20library/doclib/HonorsandAwards/AwardDocs/Tech-Award-Application-Short-Form-Janu-ary-2016.pdf
Your application should include the following:1. Short form application2. Two-page narrative3. OPTIONAl: up to four 11x17 pages of pictures or schematics
For any more information or for submissions please e-mail:
• Alex Fung, CTTC Co-Chair: [email protected]
• Zeid Arnaout, CTTC Co-Chair: [email protected]
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CTTC
upcoming free trainings on HVaC systems and related topics offered by PG&eFor more classes on energy-efficiency, renewable energy systems and demand response, go to http://www.pge.com/energyclasses. To find just HVAC classes, select “HVAC” as the primary topic at the web search page.
Financing Fundamentals for Energy ProjectsFeb 1, 2018, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF
lighting FundamentalsFeb 1, 2018, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF
Airside Economizer: Design, Performance, and CommissioningFeb 6, 2018, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet
Basics of Photovoltaic (PV) Systems for Grid-Tied ApplicationsFeb 7, 2018, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet
Passive Building - A Path to Zero: Principles, Standards & local Case StudyFeb 8, 2018, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet
Innovators Evening lecture Series: SERA Architects Creates a landmark Federal Building in Downtown PortlandFeb 8, 2018, 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet
Advanced lighting Control Systems: Hands-On WorkshopFeb 14, 2018, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF
Solar Water Heating SystemsFeb 21, 2018, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet
Best Practices for lighting Audits (2 Day Class)Feb 22-23, 2018, at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF
Photovoltaic (PV) Site Analysis and System SizingFeb 28, 2018, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet
The Science and Application of Circadian lightingFeb 28, 2018, 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet
How to Write the Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR) and Basis of Design (BOD) for Lighting and Advanced Lighting ControlsMar 6, 2018, 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet
How to Prepare a Control Intent Narrative (CIN) and Sequence of Operations (SOO) for Advanced Lighting ControlsMar 7, 2018, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet
Energy Auditing Techniques for Small & Medium Commercial Facilities (3 Day Class)Mar 13-15, 2018, at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet
Title 24 Part 6 Essentials - Nonresidential Standards Essentials for ArchitectsMar 13, 2018, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF
Graphic Representation of Data: Making Charts that MatterMar 23, 2018, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet
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employment opportunities
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Carbon lighthouse, Sr. building engineerResponsibilities:
Identifying and validating new energy savings in buildings. Design research projects and field trials to test new approaches for achieving energy savings. Investigate product claims and feasibility of existing solutions for integration into our service offering. Refine and expand our understanding of building systems so we can increase our environmental impact.
Required Qualifications:3+ years of professional experience directly related to mechanical systems found in commercial/institutional buildings. Detailed functional knowledge of all major building systems including chilled water loops, hot water loops, air handlers, and DX equipment.
Bonus Qualifications: Experience with building controls systems. Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or comparable experience. P.E.
To apply, please send your resume and cover letter to [email protected]
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board members and committee chairs
CHAPTER TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Alex [email protected]
Zeid [email protected]
MEMBERSHIP PROMOTIONBrian Chacon(714) [email protected]
RESOURCE PROMOTION Borannie AniceteCell: (415) 535-2452 [email protected] STUDENT ACTIVITIES CHAIRFranklin WigginsStudent Activities Chair 2017-18Golden Gate ASHRAE [email protected]
HISTORIANTom Gilbertson(925) [email protected]
YEA (Young Engineers in ASHRAE)Jake BarkerC: (402) [email protected]
FOUNDATION BOARDGlenn Friedman(510) [email protected]
PUBLICITYWilliam Martin(510) [email protected]
TENNIS CHAIRJames Gronek (312) 456-2237 [email protected]
REDWOOD EMPIREWilliam Martin(510) [email protected].
HONOR AND AWARDSScott Wayland(510) [email protected]
ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONSNikola Kravik(925) [email protected]
GRASSROOTS GOVERNMENT ADVOCACY Jeremy Martinez(510) [email protected]
PRESIDENT Nikola KravikME EngineersC: (510) [email protected]
PRESIDENT-ElECT Michelle Dionello, P.E.Genentech (650) [email protected]
SECRETARYJason LesserAmerican Mechanical Inc. (408) [email protected]
TREASuRERAlyse Falconer, P.E.Point Energy Innovations (415) [email protected]
BOARD OF GOVERNORS Brian ChaconTrane/Specialty AC(714) [email protected]
Jeremy MartinezCHC(510) [email protected]
IMMEDIATE PAST-PRESIDENTTyler Bradshaw, P.E.Blue Forest Engineering(510) 924-8224 [email protected]
Committee Chairs
board of Governors
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