Earn 2 PDH | .2 CEU
About Seminar (1 modules, 2hrs)
Module 1 Objectives
- Learn the Advantages of Combining EMS And EnMS.
- Become Familiar with EMS and EnMS Relationship.
- Learn the Basic Elements of EMS and EnMS.
- Learn the Common Elements in Both and New Changes Added to EnMS.
- Learn the Areas That Can Be Combined and the Efficiencies That Result.
Agenda:
Combining-Why?
Quote: Why EnMS is Needed
Continuous Improvement
EMS and EnMS Relationship
Basic Elements of an EMS
Basic Elements of an EnMS
Common Elements
Changes Added to EnMS
Overview of EMS
Overview of EnMS
Combine the Policies
Combine X-F Teams
New Team Roles and Responsibilities
Combine Training
Combine Training Example
Other Areas That Can Be Consolidated
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
MARVIN T. HOWELL holds a BS degree in mechanical engineering from Mississippi State University and a Masters in industrial engineering from the University of Pittsburgh. As a contracted senior environmental associate with Analytical Services Inc., Mr. Howell implemented environmental management systems at eight U.S. DEA facilities, including labs, division offices, an intelligence center and an air operations center. In this capacity, he was instrumental in planning and designing several energy management initiatives that resulted in significant energy cost saving improvements throughout the DEA facilities.
Mr. Howell past away many years ago leaving a legacy of knowledge in the energy, buildings and sustainable industry.
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