WEBINAR - 2021 Integrated Technical Management Symposium

From 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM
WEBINAR

FREE FOR MEMBERS

Detailed schedule

  • 12:15 to 12:30 PM – Access Webex meeting app
  • 12:30 to 12:45 PM  Presentation 1 – Overview of Universal Accessibility in Commercial Buildings. CCQ Building Code and National Standard for Accessible Design B-651
  • 12:45 to 1:15 PM  Presentation 2 - The WELL Health-Safety Rating: A Building Manager’s Viewpoint
  • 1:15 to 13:30 PM Pause
  • 1:30 to 2:15 PM Presentation 3 – Municipal By-law 20-030: Rainwater Management on Private Property
  • 2:15 to 2:30 PM Closing words and thanks

Presentation 1 – Overview of Universal Accessibility in Commercial Buildings. CCQ Building Code and National Standard for Accessible Design B-651

  • Design requirements
  • Obstacle-free design
  • Current CCQ 2010 design standards (an overview)
    • Outdoor amenities
    • Entrances and access
    • Pathways through the building
    • Bathrooms and showers.
  • Federal B-651design standards – Scope of application
  • Differences and issues
  • Overview of what’s to come.

Guest Speaker :

  • Stéphane Carrière, Vice-President, Architect (OAQ, OAA, ATM Uptime), Cohésio Architecture

Presentation 2 – The WELL Health-Safety Rating: A Building Manager’s Viewpoint

While organizations the world over are responding to the COVID-19 crisis by updating their policies and protocols, the WELL health-safety rating offers an opportunity to guide, validate, acknowledge and intensify the efforts of building owners and managers to prepare for a safe re-entry that facilitates a healthy, safe space for all building occupants. Certification includes a WELL Health-Safety seal, a visible indication of leadership and commitment to the health and well-being of people using a WELL-certified building.

Guest Speaker :

  • Bruno Meunier, Eng., MBA, Vice-President, Operations, Kevric

Presentation 3 – New Municipal By-law 20-030: Rainwater Management on Private Property

Over the past decade we have been experiencing a complete revolution in the way rainwater is managed in the urban environment. Indeed, a complete overhaul of federal and provincial requirements affecting both private owners and municipalities imposes on the latter a complete revision to their approach to water management. The revision adds an environmental dimension to the traditional focus on retention basins.

By-law 20-030 reflects a global trend. The goal of the presentation is to present the general context that led to the passing of the new by-law, outlining its objectives and the new requirements imposed on owners of buildings in Montreal.

Guest Speaker :

  • Brahim Amarouche, Head of Water Management Regulation Section, City of Montreal.


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