Coordinating mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems with the rest of the building can be a time-consuming and expensive challenge on construction projects. For a Construction Manager or Project Engineer, effective MEP coordination requires assembling 2D and 3D information from various disciplines and scheduling them properly into the overall project plan.

In this webcast you’ll hear from both an MEP Engineer and a Construction Manager on their unique situations and challenges working together on a project. Whether you’re an MEP Engineer, construction professional, or are otherwise involved in building projects, this webcast will help you understand the current state-of-the-art in building MEP coordination.

With more and more owners opting for LEED, it’s more important than ever for architects, engineers and construction professionals to be up to speed on the latest building technologies and to be able to collaborate effectively and efficiently. Join this webcast to learn how all project stakeholders can benefit from a Design-Build process that uses building information modeling (BIM) as the core for meeting LEED standards.

*Qualifies for 1.0 AIA HSW/SD Continuing Education Credit.

Since new buildings and renovation projects will serve their occupants for decades, the overall cost in resources and the environmental impact of operations and maintenance must outweigh the initial costs of construction. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a methodology that considers the resource impacts of a product or service from inception to end. Architects, engineers, construction professionals and building owners must focus on the best decisions during conception, design, construction and operations in order to support sustainability objectives. Learn more about LCA and BIM for your practice during this webcast, which qualifies for 1.0 AIA HSW/SD Continuing Education Credit. During the webcast we will provide instructions on receiving credit for this session.

*Qualifies for 1.0 AIA HSW/SD Continuing Education Credit.