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CSA C282-15 Emergency Electrical Power Supply for Buildings and Changes for 2015

When
Tuesday, December 08, 2015
11:45 AM - 2:30 PM
Location
Toronto Board of Trade, First Canadian Place, 100 King Street West, Toronto, Ontario

Registration

(depends on selected options)

Base fee:

Guest Ticket – $80.00
Select this option if you are not a member/colleague of our Chapter.
Junior & Senior Ticket – $45.00
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Member & Colleague Ticket – $70.00
Select this option if you are a member/colleague of our Chapter and will be paying by cash or cheque at the door or you are registering after the deadline noted below.
Member & Colleague Ticket (PRE-PAID) – $60.00
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SPEAKER:

Ken Blazey
Power Solutions Consultant
Total Power Limited

Ken Blazey is a Power Solutions Consultant at Total Power Limited, working as technical support and trainer to approximately 300 electrical and mechanical engineering firms across Canada for the Generac Power Systems product lines. Ken is presently Vice-Chair of the CSA C282 Technical Committee for the Emergency Electrical Power Supply for Buildings CSA Standard for Canada, and is an active voting member of CSA Z32 Technical Subcommittee for Essential Electrical Systems for Healthcare Standard for Canada.

Ken has extensive experience in the standby/emergency generator market in Canada with Generac, Baldor, Kohler, Lister-Petter and Onan/Cummins major brands as well as custom manufacturing of generator sets with local firm Peel Engines for many years. Ken has sold & managed projects for Toronto Zoo, Aviva Canada, Brampton Transit, Deutsche Bank, Home Hardware Distribution Centres, Toronto District Catholic School Board, National Defence, Loblaw Properties, Toronto Sick Kids Hospital, and many Ontario Ministry of Environment and Ministry of Government Services projects to name but a few.

SYNOPSIS:

This presentation is an introduction to the CSA Standard C282, for users, regulators, and for engineering designers who work on new emergency system projects regularly. It reviews the purpose of the standard, the content of the various mandatory sections and tables, the non-mandatory (informational) annexes, and then provides some clarifications to the recent changes incorporated into the latest 2015 edition.

It will discuss the principle of harmonization with other CSA documents, and why this concept is important to regulators and designers alike. The presentation also discusses the CSA process for official inquiries, and touches on the membership requirements for a CSA Standard.

Anyone who uses this document either occasionally or regularly will benefit from the material included in this seminar.

ITINERARY:

11:45 AM	to	12:00 PM	Registration & Reception
12:00 PM	to	1:00 PM	Lunch
1:00 PM	to	1:15 PM	Corporate Members Recognition
1:15 PM	to	2:45 PM	Presentation & Questions

DRESS CODE:

Business Attire or Jacket and Tie

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