 In this time when many organizations have created their own energy conservation departments and sustainability awareness task groups, the question is often asked, “What is the right airflow for a lab to maintain safety and reduce energy consumption?”
The answer is a classic
“It depends.”
It is clear the environmental, health, and safety community (EH&S) can have a positive impact on the regulatory compliance, working conditions, and energy efficiencies in a laboratory.
Why should you view this webcast?
You will learn:
• How Health and Safety Officers, Lab Directors/Users, and Facility Operations are teaming up to achieve laboratory energy efficiency while improving the working conditions of a lab.
• Technologies that reduce airflow without compromising safety.
• What to consider when determining the right laboratory airflow.
• How to use the building automation system to manage energy
savings and safety performance.
Real world example of how the strategies are applied:
Learn from a real-world example as Charlie Harding (Wyeth) describes how
they improved the lab environment and safely achieved energy savings in research environments. |
Julie S. Higginbotham
Jim Coogan, P.E.
Tom C. Smith
Charlie Harding
