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Facilities Administration Planning Design & Construction
UC Project Management Institute
Past Events
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| March 13, 2008 |
Best Practice for Moisture Protection & Waterproofing: From Design to Post Construction #TP3B08 |
Irvine
The Atrium Hotel |
| Description: See below |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| March 6, 2008 |
Best Practice for Moisture Protection & Waterproofing: From Design to Post Construction #TP3A08 |
Emeryville
Courtyard Marriott |
| Description: Eugene Buick and Karim Allana from Allana+Buick+Bers will share their expertise in construction and design issues of moisture control. This is especially useful at this time of year and for future projects that will be subject to excess moisture during those critical phases. Their firm specializes in roofing, waterproofing and building envelope consulting services and the session will focus on UC issues specifically and waterproofing generally. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| February 12, 2008 |
Project Management in the UC Environment #TP408 |
Berkeley Marina - Doubletree Hotel |
| Description:This is a biannual project manager's system-wide orientation. Presentations by planning, design and construction services and policy as well as the state and non-state budget office will highlight best business practices at UC as well as the regental approval process. This program is ideal for new project managers and contract administrators, but it will assist those who've worked in capital projects for several years or more. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| January 24, 2008 |
Construction Document Quality Check #TP1A08 |
Emeryville Courtyard Marriott |
| Description: This will be a hands-on training session for construction and project managers as well as contract administrators and planners. Michael Miguel from Redi-Check will present how to efficiently and effectively check your construction documents to assure design and code compliance. Using a system of random checking, the document users will be able to see if the plans are going to work with the contractors and sub contractors. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| January 31, 2008 |
Construction Document Quality
Check #TP1B08 |
Newport Beach Radisson Hotel |
| Description: See above |
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| Date |
Program |
Location |
| December 10, 2007 |
Hospital Remodel Projects Invited Forum #FOR207 |
Los Angeles LaQuinta Suites
LAX |
| Description: This invited forum provided systemwide project managers who work on hospitals an opportunity to meet and discuss the challenges and opportunities in design and construction of hospital projects. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| November 14, 2007 |
UC Construction and the Law #TP3B07 |
San Diego, The Handlery Hotel and Resort |
| Description:See below |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| November 6, 2007 |
UC Construction and the Law #TP3A07 |
Oakland, The Elihu M. Harris State Building |
| Description: This
continuous and popular training session provides
campus architects, project managers (both major
and minor capital projects), contract administrators
and other design and construction staff the legal
issues faced in any capital project. Our legal
counsel from the Office of General Counsel (Steve
Morrell, David Robinson, Dave Bergquist and Holly
Ackley) will be presenting newer legislation
and hot legal issues, as well as contract dos
and don'ts. Look for the e-mail announcement
in the near future. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| November 2, 2007 |
Entering the Third Dimension:
BIM and the Design & Construction Process #TP207 |
Emeryville
The Courtyard Marriott |
| Description: BIM or Building Information Modeling is digital representation of the physical and functional characteristics of a facility. It is also a collaborative tool that has potential to improve the design and construction process by increasing cooperation between all stakeholders, identifying design and/or field conflicts early, and managing costs and schedule. This program will introduce an emerging technology which provides a three dimensional tool for the physical and functional characteristics of a building. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| October 10-11, 2007 |
Contract Administrators' Invited Workshop #WK107 |
Oakland |
| Description: This annual offering continues to provide a venue for system-wide contract administrators/managers to discuss the newest issues and share best practices with each other. UC Office of the President is sponsoring this year's meeting. If you want anything related to contracting discussed, please share it with your campus contract administrator. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| October 17-18, 2007 |
2007 Real Estate Roundtable #TP407 |
UCSF Mission Bay - Conference Center |
| Description: This two-day training program will cover a variety of topics in the leasing and acquisition/disposition areas. It will include: Updates on the seismic safety policy for leased and purchased buildings, current lease issues (Stark anti-kickback requirements for clinical leases and capital lease policy updates), the building official's role, changes in the relocation policy and delegations of authority, acquisition/disposition due diligence, 3rd party development and debt management. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| Sept. 11, 2007 |
Entering
the Third Dimension: BIM and the Design & Construction
Process #TP207 |
Irvine
The Atrium Hotel |
| Description: BIM or Building Information Modeling is digital representation of the physical and functional characteristics of a facility. It is also a collaborative tool that has potential to improve the design and construction process by increasing cooperation between all stakeholders, identifying design and/or field conflicts early, and managing costs and schedule. This program will introduce an emerging technology which provides a three dimensional tool for the physical and functional characteristics of a building. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| March 8, 2007 |
Ergonomic Quality in Facility Design, South #TP107 |
UCLA Bradley International Hall |
| Description: Same
as below. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| March 6, 2007 |
Ergonomic Quality in Facility Design, North #TP107 |
CSU East Bay Professional Center |
| Description:This workshop focuses on the process of
incorporating ergonomic quality into the design of facilities. A range of different
facility types will be used as examples in the workshop, including hospitals, a
library, office spaces, etc. The objectives are to provide those who may work on
new designs or renovations of facilities with tools and techniques for incorporating
ergonomic considerations into the planning process to minimize the risk of
musculoskeletal injury and increase comfort and productivity. |
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| Date |
Program |
Location |
| December 6, 2006 |
Green
Buildings for Project Managers #EE506 |
CSU Long Beach |
| Description:This is a ½ day session derived from last year’s LEED™ for Project Managers. This presentation guides the attendee through the development process, with the preferred future of a green or certified LEED™ building. A procurement checklist is provided to help track the consideration and inclusion of sustainable principles on a case project. Topics include: commitment, budgeting, programming, consultant selection, design, construction and operations. For each topic, additional information is provided on an annotated checklist. The audience is heavily involved in creating the action items for the case project. Through participation, the audience gains skill in determining the forces at work in a green project, and how to reach the environmental goals cost effectively. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| December 5, 2006 |
Implementing the Recent Changes to UC Contracts #WK306 |
University Club,
UC Irvine |
| Description:UCOP’s Design and Construction Policy continues to update the contract documents for law and policy changes. Recently, after the Regents studied UC’s construction business practices and applicable state laws were amended or added, some significant changes were made to our contracts. It is important for us to begin implementation as seamlessly as possible. This half day workshop, lead by our own Office of General Counsel (who wrote the clauses), will provide you with the exact language, explain how it will change your business practices and clarify any questions you might have. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| December 4, 2006 |
Using LEED EB to Green Your Campus Buildings #EE106 |
University Inn and Conference Center,
UC Santa Cruz |
| Description:This workshop is directed primarily at facility managers, energy managers, recycling coordinators, and related staff from the various UC/CSU campuses. The intent of this workshop is to provide an effective tutorial on applying the LEED-EB Rating System in campus environments, with an emphasis on the unique challenges and opportunities presented by educational institutions, multi-building properties/sites, and ongoing management of campus sustainability initiatives. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| November 28, 2006 |
Implementing the Recent Changes to UC Contracts #WK306 |
Elihu M. Harris State Building, Oakland,
CA. |
| Description:UCOP's Design and Construction Policy continues to update the contract documents for law and policy changes. Recently, after the Regents studied UC's construction business practices and applicable state laws were amended or added, some significant changes were made to our contracts. It is important for us to begin implementation as seamlessly as possible. This half day workshop, lead by our own Office of General Counsel (who wrote the clauses), will provide you with the exact language, explain how it will change your business practices and clarify any questions you might have. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| November 8-9, 2006 |
UC Planners’ Workshop #WK406 |
Half Moon Bay |
| Description:Planning, Design and Construction is pleased to announce the 2006 UC Planners' Workshop to be held at Elkus Ranch. This session is a series of round table discussions to share planning challenges, successes, and experience. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| October 30, 2006 |
Best Practices for Beating Title 24 by 20% or More #EE406 |
UC Davis |
| Description:This course will help new construction project teams deliver academic buildings that meet or exceed UC/CSU energy efficiency policies and targets. Instructor Martyn Dodd will focus on the approaches, technologies and best practice university examples that create highly energy efficient buildings. You will gain an understanding of how the scope and content of Title 24 relates to your objectives to build beyond this baseline standard. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| October 23, 2006 |
Using LEED EB to Green Your Campus Buildings #EE106 |
UC Irvine University Club |
| Description:This workshop is directed primarily at facility managers, energy managers, recycling coordinators, and related staff from the various UC/CSU campuses. The intent of this workshop is to provide an effective tutorial on applying the LEED-EB Rating System in campus environments, with an emphasis on the unique challenges and opportunities presented by educational institutions, multi-building properties/sites, and ongoing management of campus sustainability initiatives. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| October 11-12, 2006 |
Contract Administrators' Invited Workshop |
UC San Francisco, Mission Bay |
| Description: This is an annual offering for the contract administrators from each campus. They set the agenda with items that need discussion or issues to share with the other campuses. This year is the first time we are offering an extra half day. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| 10/04/06 |
Project Management in the UC Environment, South #TP306 |
The Atrium Hotel |
| Description: This is a biannual project manager's system-wide orientation. Presentations by planning, design and construction services and policy as well as the state and non-state budget office will highlight best business practices at UC as well as the regental approval process. This program is ideal for new project managers and contract administrators, but it will assist those who've worked in capital projects for several years or more. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| 09/25/06 |
Project Management in the UC Environment, North #TP306 |
The Cathedral Hill Hotel, San Francisco |
| Description: This is a biannual project manager's system-wide orientation. Presentations by planning, design and construction services and policy as well as the state and non-state budget office will highlight best business practices at UC as well as the regental approval process. This program is ideal for new project managers and contract administrators, but it will assist those who've worked in capital projects for several years or more. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| 06/29/06 |
Project Managers' Invited Forum |
UC Office of the President |
| Description: This invited forum will focus on small projects and issues that project managers frequently encounter. |
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| Date |
Program |
Location |
| 06/28/06 |
Labs21: Environmental Performance Criteria |
UC Santa Barbara |
| Description: This half-day seminar will present information on the Laboratories for the 21st Century (Labs21) Environmental Performance Criteria (EPC), a point-based rating system to assess the environmental performance of laboratories. The EPC builds on the LEED(TM) rating system by adding credits and prerequisites pertaining to laboratories. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| 05/31/06 |
MBCx Trek, The Next Generation |
UC Santa Cruz |
| Description: This session is part of the Energy Efficiency Partnership Program. Registration is free and travel stipends will be offered, if necessary. This seminar will provide information on monitoring based commissioning (MBCx) by clearly identifying what MBCx is, why it is important for campuses to implement as a step towards optimizing buildings, and how to measure and monitor building energy usage to achieve savings. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| 05/24/06 |
MBCx Trek, The Next Generation |
UC Los Angeles |
| Description: This session is part of the Energy Efficiency Partnership Program. Registration is free and travel stipends will be offered, if necessary. This seminar will provide information on monitoring based commissioning (MBCx) by clearly identifying what MBCx is, why it is important for campuses to implement as a step towards optimizing buildings, and how to measure and monitor building energy usage to achieve savings. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| 04/18/06 |
Project Managers' Invited Forum |
UC Office of the President |
| Description: This invited forum focused on large projects and issues that project managers frequently encounter. |
| Date |
Program |
Location |
| 04/2-4/06 |
Energy Managers' Meeting for UC and CSU |
UC Davis |
| Description: This conference opened with a reception at the Recreation Pool Lodge on Sunday evening. The participants spent 2 days at the University Club, sharing their best practices as well as learning what's ahead for them with the next round of Partnership funding. |
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