Tuesday, April 13 | 9 am - 12 pm AND 1 - 4 pm
(six-hour, full-day class)
B1) 90.1 – Getting to the Top Ten Hits
Presented by Hope Medina, CBO, CSP, Energy/Sustainability Inspector/Plans Examiner/Instructor & Gil Rossmiller, Inspector/Plans Examiner/Instructor, Both of Shums Coda Associates (Colorado Code Consulting)
Class Description:
What do we enforce with a limit to our resources? What is going to make the biggest impact for energy efficiency? We will provide a brief overview of 90.1-2019. This class will provide some of the top items for both plan review and field inspection. Creating a top ten list for the thermal envelope, mechanical, service water heating interior and exterior lighting systems and their controls.
Our instructors will focus on the Oregon-specific perspective.
Learning Objectives:
- Attendees will gain an overall understanding of the requirements and intent of ASHRAE 90.1-2019
- Attendees will gain an understanding of the most impactful items for energy efficiency when reviewing plans
- Attendees will gain an understanding of the most impactful items for energy efficiency when performing field inspections.
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About our Presenters:
 Hope Medina is passionate about energy efficiency and sustainability. She holds several International Code Council (ICC) certifications that she utilizes as a plan analyst, inspector, and instructor. Ms. Medina is very active in the code development process, regularly attending the International Code Councils’ code development hearings to participate in improving the various building codes, and is Chair of the Colorado Chapter of ICC Code Development Committee for the green codes and standards and energy codes. Hope is the Vice-Chair of ICC’s Sustainability Membership Council, and chairs the advocacy subcommittee. She is a member of ICC’s Sustainability, Energy, and High-Performance Code Action Committee (SEHPCAC). Hope has sat on the consensus committee for the National Green Building Standard(NGBS) for several cycles.
 Having been in the construction industry for over 40 years, Gil bring a hands-on perspective to building code compliance. He was the Chief Building Official for Parker, Colorado from 2003-2016 and has been active in building code development. He served on the International Residential Code / Plumbing and Mechanical code development committee for the 2009 and 2012 editions of the IRC and on the Commercial Energy Code development committee for the 2015 IECC, 2018 IECC and the Residential Energy Code Development committee for the 2021 IECC. Gil currently is on the ICC Code Correlation Committee.
ICC Preferred Provider Program Continuing Education Credit (ICC PPP CEUs):
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ICC PPP Approved Course | 0.6 CEUs (must attend all six hours to receive credit)
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