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4 Tradeline Pre-conference Courses Fundamentals of Planning and Design of Animal Labs and MEP Systems 7:30 a.m. – Registration/Continental breakfast 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.; a total of 6 hours of instruction Leaders: Payette Jeff Zynda – Associate Principal The Clark Enersen Partners Shawn Diederich, PE, LEED – Senior Principal, Director of Engineering T.J. Schirmer, PE, LEED AP – Senior Principal, Director of Engineering What you will learn: Participants will come away with a basic understanding of the vocabulary, concepts, processes, standards, numbers, types of equipment, and furniture (as applicable) involved in planning and design of animal labs and related mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems. The course will be highly interactive with Q&A throughout. Who should attend: This course is designed for those involved in planning and design of animal laboratories including veterinarians, animal program and vivarium mangers, research scientists, safety officers, architects, project managers, facility engineers, construction engineers, facility managers, and facility planners. Space is limited and enrollment is subject to approval. Six (6) AIA Learning Units are available for this course. AIA HSW Cost: Sunday; Nov. 6, 2011 $990 Fundamentals Course only $850 with registration to the two-day conference Nov. 7-8 (Fees include course materials, continental breakfast, refreshment breaks, and lunch.) Agenda: Module 1: Design Drivers: Programming and Planning Considerations a. Regulations, Guidance and Statutory Obligation – Codes and Standards b. Program Typologies – Large Ag, Small Animal, Aquatics c. Prototypical Facility Layouts d. Design Drivers - Protocols, Equipment, Cost (labor, energy, water) Module 2: Architectural Considerations a. Partition Selection b. Finishes c. Fittings and Fixtures – Facility Protection, Doors d. System Integration e. Enhancements Module 3: HVAC Design a. Codes and Standards b. Ventilation Rates c. Impact of Caging Systems on Ventilation Rates d. Acoustics e. System Redundancies - Air Handling, Cooling, Heating, Process Steam f. Room Air Distribution g. Controls h. Equipment Maintenance Access Module 4: Plumbing Design a. Codes and Standards b. Utility Services c. Animal Watering Systems d. Bedding Removal Methods e. Cleaning and Decontamination Module 5: Electrical Design a. Standby and Life Safety Power Considerations b. Lighting Considerations c. Lighting Controls d. Electrical Installation Materials and Methods e. Low Voltage Systems
Tradeline Pre-conference Courses New ILAR Guide for the Care and Use of Lab Animals: Physical Plant Expectations and Certification Guidance from AAALAC 7:30 a.m. – Registration 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.; a total of 3 hours of instruction Leaders: AAALAC International John Bradfield, DVM, Ph.D. – Senior Director What you will learn: 1. An overview of the latest changes to the Guide for Care and Use of Laboratory Animals and how they impact animal facility planning, design, and operations for AAALAC accredited facilities. 2. AAALAC expectations and requirements for the condition and functioning of the physical plant where animals are housed and used. This includes recommendations for corridors, doors, windows, power, lighting, storage, noise control, cagewash, and surgical facilities as well as HVAC standards and needs. Additionally, physical plant requirements of biocontainment research programs will be detailed including institutional policies, animal environment and management, veterinary medical care, physical plant, the fifth edition of the BMBL, and key points related to the use of select agents. The most frequent physical plant deficiencies are also provided to show areas in which most problems are found during AAALAC International site visits. Space is limited and enrollment is subject to approval. Three (3) AIA Learning Units are available for this course. AIA HSW Cost: Sunday; Nov. 6, 2011 $625 Fundamentals Course only $450 with registration to the two-day conference Nov. 7-8 (Fees include course materials, and refreshment breaks.) Fundamentals of Lean for Animal Research Facilities Operations 12:30 p.m. – Registration 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.; a total of 3 hours of instruction Leaders: Murli Group Pat Kramer, RN - Vice President Joe Murli - President What you will learn: This course is intended to provide a primer for implementing Lean principles and processes in animal research facility operations. Participants will come away with a basic understanding of the vocabulary, concepts, and processes associated with Lean, the resources and processes required to implement and support Lean operations, and the outcomes (cost efficiencies, safety improvements, and so forth) you might expect. Module 1: Lean – The basics Module 2: Lean tools – Value stream mapping, team formation, waste identification Module 3: Implementing Lean – Lean animal lab case study, problem solving, work processes, reporting Module 4: Q&A Space is limited and enrollment is subject to approval. Three (3) AIA Learning Units are available for this course. AIA HSW Cost: $625 Fundamentals Course only $450 with registration to the two-day conference Nov. 7-8 (Fees include course materials, and refreshment breaks.) 5
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