WEBINAR: Safety Breakfast with the Experts June 2021

Description

Thousands of building owners are prioritizing the Health and Safety of their building's occupants by earning the WELL Health-Safety Seal. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for organizations to have proactive strategies that deliver a healthy environment and help occupants and visitors feel safe and healthy. These goals can be difficult to achieve without clear guidance and direction. The WELL Health-Safety Rating is an objective, third-party certification system backed by science, and verified experts. This presentation will provide insight into the policies and procedures outlined in the WELL Health-Safety Rating system and how they are focused on safeguarding employee and visitor well-being. 

Presented by: Michael J Berning PE, CEM, LEED Fellow, Chief Innovation Officer, HEAPY and Charlie Droessler, Client Executive, LJB, Inc.

Michael Berning is responsible for the development of new markets and services (Wellbeing, Smart Technologies Integration, Resiliency Planning and Energy) at Heapy and to provide corporate leadership emphasizing a keen focus on the HEAPY Vision of “Building a more Resilient and Sustainable Society”. Michael has presented at several National and Regional Conferences including: Greenbuild, AIA National Convention, International Living Futures UnConference, National Conference on Building Commissioning, the World Energy Engineering Conference, and Greening the Heartland. He is on the Industrial Advisory Committee for the University of Dayton Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and served as a Fellow for the Hobart Center for Food Service Sustainability. He leads sustainability on the local level as Co-Chair of the Dayton (Ohio) Regional Green Initiative (DRG3.org) and is a past Chair of U.S Green Building Council Ohio.

Charlie Droessler’s career has revolved around helping clients solve problems safer, faster, and better. He obtained his bachelor's degree in Industrial Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville. For 5 years in Greater Chicago, he held land development positions where value engineering was a daily practice as he constructed roads, master-planned communities, and public utilities. As a territory manager for 9 years at Carmeuse Lime & Stone, he supported the quality control, logistics, supply chain planning, and innovation needs for public utilities, construction companies, and manufacturers of steel, glass, & chemicals. 

Sponsored by: Auman, Mahan and Furry

NOTE: Due to COVID-19, this event will be held in webinar form. Event registrants will receive a link to participate in the upcoming event via email the day prior to the event. Please direct questions and concerns to Lisa Sample at lsample@dacc.org