Facility Plans that Save Energy, Save Money,
and STILL Improve Patient Care and Bottom Lines?

Want to have it all? Lower energy bills, higher productivity and high patient satisfaction?

Take a play out of Neil Maldeis’ playbook. As one of the leading energy engineers for the well-known company Trane, Neil has worked extensively during his 25 years of energy conservation work to create energy conservation plans that take into account the multi-faceted needs of businesses and their clients, particularly healthcare facilities.

And now in this innovative and practical accredited healthcare facility energy conservation training session, he tackles the multitude of needs of healthcare facilities.

Energy conservation by itself is not enough – UNLESS it can also add to your bottom line and answer other facility issues, such as how to improve the environment of care, patient and staff satisfaction, and productivity.

This insightful healthcare facility training gives you a detailed and easy-to-follow blueprint for developing an environment of care study. Then find out how to incorporate the results into short-, near-, and long-term energy conservation action plans for your healthcare environment.

You’ll learn about 6 easy steps that provide you with a systematic, disciplined method for creating energy conservation plans – starting with how to establish your goals and ending with how to measure your success. The steps break down what you need to do to identify, prepare and execute specific conservation measures to meet your specific energy goals.

But you’ll also find out how some of the same measures that save you energy will make you more efficient and improve your environment of care at the same time.

Conservation doesn’t have to be daunting, and it doesn’t have to be expensive to implement on the front end. Find out more when you sign up today for this common sense audio conference on healthcare facility energy conservation, brought to you by FacilityCare magazine – and reap the financial and administrative benefits of saving the planet!

Learning Objectives:

• How will applying deep energy conservation measures in your healthcare facility actually improve the environment of care – and how do you apply those measures?
• 6 easy steps for developing an energy conservation plan from start to finish, from setting your goals to measuring your success.
• Energy conservation is great, but how can you finance energy efficiency improvements in the current economic environment? Practical advice that will put conservation within your reach—and your budget.
• How the latest research and data show a strong link between the physical environment of the hospital, patient outcomes and staff satisfaction.
• What are the best strategies to use for conducting environment of care studies and how do you drive the results into measurable actions as part of your energy conservation plan?
• What can you gain from the case studies of other hospitals that have implemented energy conservation plans to improve their environments and are reaping the benefits?

Presented By:

Neil Maldeis

Neil Maldeis, Energy Engineering Manager for Trane, is responsible for the technical development, support and review of performance based contracting solutions and activities on a national basis. He has more than 25 years of experience as a mechanical/project engineer in the building construction and energy conservation fields.

Mr. Maldeis’ responsibilities include defining and developing the scope of the energy conservation and savings solutions, determining the engineering content of the solutions, identifying and incorporating customer requirements, and analyzing the financial feasibility of the program measures. He is a licensed professional engineer in the State of Minnesota and has been certified by the Association of Energy Engineers as a Certified Energy Manager and Certified Green Building Engineer. He holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Minnesota.

Who would benefit from this program:

• Facility Managers
• Facility Directors
• Architects
• Designers

Continuing Education:

• This program meets the requirements for CHFM and CHSP Continuing Education Credits.

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Length: 1 hour 30 minutes