Optimising Process Heat Systems Training
Delivery details
Dates: 24 & 25 August 2022 (Wednesday & Thursday)
Times: 9.00am–5:00pm (NZST)
Venue: Online (Via GotoMeeting)
Trainer: Jonathan Pooch (DETA Consulting)
This 2-day course is designed to enable the fine tuning of industrial processes to minimise energy use, cost and carbon emissions while maintaining process integrity and quality.
Who is the course for?
The course delivers the essential knowledge needed by plant operators, maintenance managers, contractor-based engineers and designers and graduate energy engineers to keep the processes they manage running smoothly, effectively and efficiently. The course will benefit them and, through them, their employers who will enjoy reduced costs and more efficient operations.
It is geared towards cost savings in larger organisations operating industrial processes, especially those with significant energy consumption.
Optimising Process Heat Systems Training August 2022 flyer pdf
Course Content
The course will use real world case studies to supplement learning and illustrate potential benefits.
- The relationship between energy and carbon
- Understanding your process
- Process optimisation
- Continuous improvement methodologies
- Conducting experiments
- Collecting data, measurement and verification
- Preparing a business case
Identifying savings in:
- Heat driven processes
- Refrigeration processes
- Industrial HVAC
- Compressed air processes
- Pump and fan operation
- Motor and drive operations
Energy Master Accreditation
This course forms part of a pathway to accreditation as an Industrial Energy Systems Optimisation Energy Master (IESO).
NB: The IESO Accreditation Assessment is $750+GST per person per attempt.
When should you register?
To confirm delivery of this training course we require a minimum of 6 registered attendees (maximum of 15 attendees per course). Please complete your online registration as soon as possible so we can secure the training delivery date.
If you require a letter of support to assist with funding approval, please contact the CEP Office.
Dates & Location
Venue: Online
Dates: 24 & 25 August 2022
Times: 9.00am-5.00pm (NZST)
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Recording Policy
- CEP invests heavily in the development and updating of training materials and the intellectual property of materials is owned by CEP (unless otherwise referenced).
- In the interests of encouraging open participation in discussions and as courses are regularly updated, training sessions are not recorded.
Pricing
- Training Fees are stated in NZD and priced per person, excluding GST.
- A surcharge of 3.4% will apply if payment is made by credit card (Visa or Mastercard only).
- NB: CEP is a not-for-profit organisation, and we keep training fees to a minimum. Unfortunately, we are not in a position to offer funding towards training fees.
Cancellation Policy
- Cancellations must be received by email at the CEP Office by 5pm, more than 10 working days prior to the training. A refund less a $50 admin fee will be returned.
- Cancellations within 10 working days will incur a 50% course attendance fee.
- Non-attendance without prior notification will incur a 100% course attendance fee.
- CEP reserves the right to reschedule or cancel this event.
Attendee Feedback
“A course offering good coverage of many technologies and methodologies essential for anyone wishing to improve their process efficiency and reduce energy costs. A great primer for more detailed study” Mark Davis, Energy Manager (Counties Manukau DHB)"This course was interesting, informative and has equipped me to provide value to clients through being able to understand and analyse energy systems. It has refreshed my understanding of many common industrial technologies and how to improve their operation and energy efficiency." Steven Nichols, Energy Engineer (EMSOL)
"I would definitely recommend this course for anyone working in the optimisations space within big industries." Jessica Halim, Supply Chain Improvement Specialist (T&G Global Ltd)
"An experienced presenter and relatable field examples makes this course very relevant to participants." Dinesh Chand, Project Manager (EECA)