BUILDEX Edmonton 2016 Showguide by Informa Vancouver

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Edmonton’s Premier Conference and Tradeshow for

Construction • Property Management • Interior Design • Architecture • Renovation • Real Estate

March 15 & 16, 2016

Edm o n to n E x p o C en t r e, N o r t h l an d s

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Welcome This year, we welcome over 2,000 industry professionals and more than 150

Senior Show Director Paul Maryschak

exhibiting companies for Northern Alberta’s largest event for the property management, construction, interior design and architecture industries. It’s our ers and shakers to connect and drive their businesses forward.

Director, Conference Management & Marketing Jennie Biltek

Returning this year are special events such as the Construction Leaders Break-

Director of Sales Michael Pelsoci

distinct honour to provide a face-to-face marketplace for buyers, sellers, mov-

fast in partnership with the Edmonton Construction Association and Merit

Account Manager Adam LeBlanc

Contractors Association, the Interior Design Keynote Panel, the Developers

Event Manager Nicole Etherington

Roundtable, as well as the annual BOMA Edmonton Lunch. As you can see, there’s something for everyone!

Registration Manager Gillian Wright

We hope you’ll join us on Tuesday March 15th from 3–4pm for Happy Hour on the tradeshow floor to network with fellow members of the industry!

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industry partners, speakers and everyone else who has helped make this event possible. Enjoy the show!

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Seminar Schedule

Featured Speakers Featured Keynotes Floorplan & Exhibitor List

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Exhibitor List – By Category

Special Events

Thank You to Our Sponsors

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Plus, the International Roofing Exposition, Construct, the Remodelling Show, DeckExpo, International Pool Spa and Patio Expo, JLC Live and the American Institute of Architects’ Annual Convention & Tradeshow.

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seminar Schedule

Seminar Streams: AR Architecture BC Building Code CO Construction & Renovation EN Engineering ID Interior Design PD Professional Development PM Property Management SB Sustainability

T u e s d ay, M a r c h 15 Room 102

Room 103

Room 104

T04 – Spelling BIM T05 – Increase the Power of 8:30 AM with 5 T’s – The Personal Communications Critical Components of 8:30am–10:30am 9:00 AM Planning Robust Virtual Construction 9:30 AM 8:30am–10:00am AR CO EN ID

10:00 AM

Tradeshow Hours 10:00AM – 4:00PM

Room 107A

Room 108

T01 – Successful Project Management Part 1: Avoid Communication Failure

Ballroom 105/106

T02 – Implementing Energy Standard NECB 2011 with the ABC 2014: Design and Building Permit Application Requirements

8:30am–11:30am

Construction Leaders Breakfast 8:00am Registration 8:30am – 10:00am Breakfast & Keynote Presentation

8:30am–10:30am

T03 – Developers

BC CO EN ID SB Roundtable 10:15am–11:30am

AR CO EN ID PD PM

T06 – Ethonomics: The 10:30 AM Formula for Workplace Happiness 11:00 AM 10:30am–11:30am

Room 109

T09 – Passive House Basics

AR ID PM 11:00am–1:00pm

T08 – Building a Growth Driven Organization in a Volatile Economy

AR CO EN ID PM

BOMA Luncheon AR CO EN ID PM 11:15am Registration 12:00pm – 1:30pm Lunch & Keynote Presentation

11:00am–12:00pm AR CO EN ID PD PM

11:30 AM 12:00 PM T10 – Successful Project

12:30 PM

AR BC CO EN ID Management Part 2:

Discipline and Effective Communications

T13 – Construction Law 1:00 PM Update

1:30 PM

1:00pm–2:30pm

2:00 PM

12:30pm–3:30pm

T14 – How to Design and Build Energy Efficient High-Rise Buildings AR CO EN ID PM

1:00pm–2:00pm AR CO EN ID PM SB

AR CO EN PM

1:30pm–3:00pm

2:30 PM

T15 – Selling to the Construction Design Community

AR CO EN SB

T17 – Making the Most of 3:00 PM Moisture Barriers

3:30 PM

T11 – LEED, WELL, BOMA – The Evolving ABC’s of Green Building Labeling T12 – Acoustics from the 12:30pm–2:00pm Ground Up

2:30pm–3:30pm

AR CO EN ID PM

T16 – Building Management 2.0: The Future of the Profession CO EN 2:30pm–3:30pm

3:00pm–4:00pm AR BC CO EN

Happy Hour at BUILDEX Tradeshow Floor 3:00pm – 4:00pm

4:00 PM

= Sustainability

= Building Code

4:30 PM

W e d n e s d ay, M a r c h 16 Room 102

Room 103

Room 104

Tradeshow Hours 10:00AM – 3:00PM

Room 107A

Room 108

Room 109

W01 – Energy Provisions in the Alberta Building Code

8:00 AM W03 – Technology Brings 8:30 AM Construction into the World of Manufacturing 9:00 AM 8:30am–9:30am

9:30 AM

W04 – Sustainable AND Affordable: The Business Case for the Mosaic Centre and IPD

W02 – Contract Management Planning and Implementation

W16 – P3s – Learning’s of Public/Private Partnerships

8:30am–11:30am

8:30am–9:30am

8:30am–10:30am

8:00am–10:00am

AR CO EN

AR CO EN ID PM

AR BC CO EN ID SB

10:00 AM

AR CO EN ID SB

W07 – Achieving Sustainability 10:30 AM in Existing Buildings through Retro-Commissioning 11:00 AM 10:30am–12:00pm

AR CO EN ID PM

W08 – Collaborative Construction Management: A Case Study of Real World Results

W15 – Bridging the Gap: Recruiting, Retaining and Inspiring a Multi-generational Workplace

11:00am–12:30pm

11:30 AM

AR BC CO EN ID SB

W05 – Fenestration Fun: Demystifying the New Harmonized Window, Door and Skylight Standards

AR CO EN ID PM

AR CO EN ID

W10 – Introduction to the WELL 12:30 PM Building Standard 12:30pm–2:00pm

12:30–3:30pm

1:00 PM 1:30 PM

1:00pm–2:00pm

AR CO EN ID PM

AR BC CO EN ID

W09 – RFPs and Proposals W12 – Managing Efficient, Cost Effective Real Estate Decisions and their Impact on Employees

10:30am–12:00pm

10:30am–12:30pm

11:00am–12:00pm AR CO EN ID PD PM

12:00 PM

W06 – Interior Design Keynote: Designing for the Millennial in the Workplace and at Home

12:30pm–1:30pm

W11 – Building Life Safety

AR CO EN ID PD PM Equipment and Systems:

Verification & Commissioning 1:00pm–2:30pm

AR CO EN ID PM

2:00 PM W14 – Lean Project Delivery 2:30 PM “Empowering Teams to deliver WOW Projects” 3:00 PM 2:30pm–3:30pm AR CO EN ID SB

W13 – Strategic Leadership: How Today’s Decisions will Impact Your Organization’s Future

CO EN ID PM

Over 150 exhibits on the tradeshow floor AR CO EN ID

Tuesday 10:00am – 4:00pm Wednesday 10:00am – 3:00pm

3:30 PM

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Featured Speakers Tina Vigneux

Vice President, Atocrates Project Sciences International Tuesday, March 15 • 8:30am–11:30am • $125 [ 3.0 AAA Structured LHs; BOMI 3.0 CPDs; 0.3 IDCEC CEUs ] T01 • Successful Project Management Part 1: Avoid Communication Failure AR CO EN ID PM The top three project success criteria are user/client involvement, executive management support, and a clear statement of requirements. Malfunction in these areas lead to the most commonly cited reason for poor project performance: communication failure. Your achievement as a Project Manager is directly tied to your ability to communicate effectively and influence the stakeholders. This session will increase awareness of your own personal communication style, how you impact others, communication styles, filters, generational diversity in the workplace, communications protocols, channels, and processes.

Tuesday, March 15 • 12:30pm–3:30pm • $125 [ 3.0 AAA Structured LHs; 3.0 BOMI CPDs; 0.3 IDCEC CEUs ] T10 • Successful Project Management Part 2: Discipline and Effective Communications AR CO EN ID PM The most common reason for poor project performance is communication failure. This collapse occurs many times because of poor management of communication channels and stakeholder expectations. This session will give you the tools needed to effectively manage communications, understand who needs what, and when. Also highlighted will be the impact of communication planning on the success of your project, the value of stakeholder analysis, the importance of roles, how an information distribution matrix can take the stress and guesswork out of communicating project information, status reporting, protocols and tips for effective communications management.

Court Stevens

Principal, Stevens Consulting Group Inc. Wednesday, March 16 • 8:30am–11:30am • $125 [ 3.0 AAA Structured LHs; 3.0 BOMI CPDs; 0.3 IDCEC CEUs ] W02 • Contract Management Planning and Implementation AR CO EN ID PM This presentation will provide an overview of the best practices in Contract Management Planning and Implementation. This involves the understanding of specific planning and procurement activities including Project Scope Definition, Solicitation Planning and Process, Vendor Evaluation and Selection, Contract Award, Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation.

Wednesday, March 16 • 12:30pm–3:30pm • $125 [ 3.0 AAA Structured LHs; 3.0 BOMI CPDs; 0.3 IDCEC CEUs ] W09 • RFPs and Proposals AR CO EN ID PM One of the most widely used forms of solicitation is the Request for Proposal (RFP). This form of solicitation is used for situations such as product or service replacement, improving organizational effectiveness or problem identification and resolution. The buyer has the need and the seller has the solution. This presentation will provide a synopsis of the planning and development of an RFP as well as Proposal Response suggestions including planning guidelines, proposal formats and how to respond to RFP evaluation criteria.

Sunny Ghataurah

Director, AES Engineering

Tuesday, March 15 • 8:30am–10:30am • $65 [ AAA 2.0 Structured LHs; BOMI 2.0 CPDs; 0.2 IDCEC HSW-Building Code CEUs ] T02 • Implementing Energy Standard NECB 2011 with the ABC 2014: Design and Building Permit Application Requirements CO EN ID SB

S p o n s o r e d by

As of November 1, 2015 construction projects regulated in accordance with the Alberta Building Code (ABC) must be designed in compliance with the National Energy Code of Canada for Buildings (NECB) 2011 edition. Provincially trained Safety Codes Officers will be certified to handle Energy Codes as part of the permitting, inspection and approvals process. All relevant professionals will be required to comply with the applicable provisions of the adopted NECB, including architects, interior designers, engineers, and surveyors. Learn how the new energy code may affect the design and construction of your projects.

Robyn Baxter

Vice President, Consulting, HOK Wednesday, March 16 • 1:00pm–2:00pm • $45 [ 1.0 AAA Structured LHs; 1.0 BOMI CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC CEUs ] W12 • Managing Efficient, Cost Effective Real Estate Decisions and its Impact on Employees AR CO EN ID PM Managing efficient, cost effective real estate decisions in a tight labour market brings its own unique set of challenges. Most organizations measure Employee Engagement with an understanding that engaged employees are more loyal, more productive and provide better service to clients - all of which contribute to the bottom line. At the same time, Real Estate groups are constantly challenged to reduce the costs of real estate, to ‘do more with less’, and consider new workplace alternatives based on their financial advantages. Employees, however, are not always thrilled with the changes. This session will explore how to engage employees and leaders in the process of workplace change and solution development.

Michael mangum

Senior consultant, FMI Corporation Wednesday, March 16 • 11:00Am–12:00pm • $45 [ 1.0 AAA Structured LHs; 1.0 BOMI CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC CEUs ] W15 • Bridging the Gap: Recruiting, Retaining and Inspiring a Multi-generational Workplace AR CO EN ID PD PM From Baby Boomers to the Millennials, every generation is motivated and frustrated by different things. Research shows there are characteristics and events in history that helped shape each generation, making each of them unique. Figuring out how to lead the four generations in today’s workforce is extremely challenging and overwhelming. In this session, you will: • Understand the unique characteristics and motivators for each generation • Learn strategies for communicating and effectively leading employees of all generations • Discover how to retain and lead each generation

Wednesday, March 16 • 12:30pm–1:30pm • $45 [ 1.0 AAA Structured LHs; 1.0 BOMI CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC CEUs ] W13 • Strategic Leadership: How Today’s Decisions will Impact Your Organization’s Future AR CO EN ID PD PM

Continuing Education Credits Credits are available from AAA, BOMI Canada, IDA and IDCEC. Please visit www.buildexedmonton.com for information regarding the number and type of credits available for each seminar. BUILDEX Edmonton • March 15 & 16, 2016

Strategy. Innovation. Change management. These are buzzwords in the lexicon of today’s management books. What do they really mean to leaders in the construction industry? In today’s world of constant, rapid change, it is more difficult than ever to chart a course through the uncertainty and ambiguity to ensure your organization’s success. Leaders need to think strategically to leverage the opportunities in the marketplace while avoiding the pitfalls. This interactive session will help participants learn how to capitalize on strategic opportunities, from innovative processes to monitoring the competitive landscape, to create and sustain a competitive advantage.

Featured Keynotes

Seminar Streams: AR Architecture BC Building Code CO Construction & Renovation EN Engineering ID Interior Design PD Professional Development PM Property Management SB Sustainability

Tuesday, March 15 • 10:15am–11:30am • $50 [ 1.0 AAA Structured LHs; 1.0 BOMI CPDS ] T03 • Developers Roundtable AR CO EN ID PM This presentation will provide an overview of proposed and existing development projects in the City and surrounding areas, touching on different property sectors such as industrial, office, and retail projects. Esteemed panelists will discuss market trends, highlighting the challenges and opportunities that exist for the local marketplace. Panelists will provide a future forward look, sharing insights on changing market demands and what to expect over the coming year.

P r e s e n t e d by

MODERATOR

Darryl McGavigan

Brad Hoffman

Richard Knibbs

Matthew Woolsey

Moderator: Darryl McGavigan, Associate Vice President, Industrial l Brokerage, Colliers International Panelists: Brad Hoffman, Vice President, Western Canada, Panattoni Development Richard Knibbs, Vice President, Leasing & Land Sales, Remington Matthew Woolsey, President, York Realty Inc.

Tuesday, March 15 • 2:30pm–3:30pm • $45 [ 1.0 AAA Structured LHs; 1.0 BOMI CPDs ] T16 • Building Management 2.0: The Future of the Profession PM This panel presentation will take a future forward look at the role of Building Owners and Managers. Laying context for the next 5–10 years, panelists will explore the factors expected to shape the face of the profession. Panelists will address matters such as technology, changing demographics and the impact from a workplace and occupant perspective, heightened and changing tenant demands, tenant retention and other emerging trends such as sustainability. Presented By

Wednesday, March 16 • 10:30am–12:00pm • $45 [ 1.5 AAA Structured LHs; 1.5 BOMI CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC CEUs ] W06 • Interior Design Keynote: Designing for the Millennial in the Workplace and at Home AR CO EN ID PM Millennials – drawn to metropolitan regions for a career and the prospect of an urban lifestyle, this generation has contributed to making YEG one of Canada’s youngest cities.

Su p p o r t e d B y

This panel presentation will take an in depth look at the nation’s most influential generation. In context of the workplace and home, this esteemed panel will narrow in on the unique psychographics of the millennial, identifying the behaviors that will be most transformative to today’s office and residential environments. Highlighting best practices of designing for this innovation driven population, panelists will expand on technology, health and wellness, sustainability, societal and cultural influencers, in addition to the other important design preferences of this group. MODERATOR

Cam Stewart

Jennifer Jordan

Kevin Katigbak

Madeleine Schmidts

Eric Termuende

Moderator: Cam Stewart, Regional Vice President, Steelcase Panelists: Jennifer Jordan, Principal, Jennifer Jordan Design Kevin Katigbak, Senior Workplace Strategist, Gensler Madeleine Schmidts, Associate, Senior Interior Designer, DIALOG Eric Termuende, Co-Founder and Director, Gen Y

MODERATOR

Ryan Weeks

Debra Edwards

Sean Graham

Kevin Humphrys

Ana Julio

Moderator: Ryan Weeks, Account Manager, Property and Facilities, Design Group Staffing Inc. Panelists: Debra Edwards, Property Manager – Office, Oxford Sean Graham, Senior Director, Property Management, Bentall Kennedy (Canada) LLP Kevin Humphrys, Director Leasing – Office Management, DREAM Ana Julio, Director, Property Management, Triovest Realty Advisors 8

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SUSTAINABILITY SESSIONS BOOTH # 216

HIGH PERFORMANCE ROOFING SYSTEMS

Tuesday, March 15 • 11:00am–1:00pm • $65 [ 2.0 AAA Structured LHs; 2.0 BOMI CPDs; 0.2 IDCEC HSW-Sustainability CEUs ] T09 • Passive House Basics AR BC CO EN ID The seminar will define what a Passive House is, expanding on how the design standard is applied to different building types (single family residential, MURB’s, commercial, institutional, etc.). The presenter will discuss the requirement for careful design & high performance components, and present the business case for investment in design and the building envelope. The seminar will expand on the impact of climate and site conditions, along with examples of common issues and solutions. This presentation will also outline the energy model used in designing a Passive House.

Michael Nemeth

Speaker: Michael Nemeth, P.Eng, LEED AP, Bright Buildings

Tuesday, March 15 • 12:30pm–2:00pm • $55 [ 1.5 AAA Structured LHs; 1.5 BOMI CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC HSW-Sustainability CEUs ] T11 • LEED, WELL, BOMA – The Evolving ABC’s of Green Building Labeling AR CO EN ID PM SB The popularity of green building labeling continues to grow, and the diversity of labeling systems has grown alongside. BOMA has long focused on a practical and accessible approach, LEED targets ever-improving performance at the higher end of the market, and most recently WELL has taken direct aim at human experience. These are just a few of the options available, and the ever-emerging versions and Clayton Bond iterations of these labeling systems have created a true alphabet soup of possibilities.

Ben Campbell

This session will break down and demystify the various green building labels available to both new and existing buildings. Key features of the latest versions of these systems will be examined. Furthermore, the concept of recertification will be introduced, in the context of a playing field that will continue to evolve over time. Speakers: Clayton Bond, Project Specialist, WSP Canada Inc. Ben Campbell, Project Manager, WSP Canada Inc.

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SUSTAINABILITY SESSIONS COn’t Tuesday, March 15 • 1:30pm–3:00pm • $55 [ 1.5 AAA Structured LHs; 1.5 BOMI CPDs ] T14 • How to Design and Build Energy Efficient High-Rise Buildings AR CO EN SB It doesn’t take long to realize that the amount of high rises in the Edmonton skyline are increasing. Condo and office buildings are increasing in stature, while energy efficiency requirements are getting more stringent. This presentation will discuss how high-rise buildings can begin to meet the more stringent energy codes that are now being enforced. Using current energy modeling, Rod Yeoh research and tools, this presentation will discuss how to design and build better highrise buildings that meet code or re-zoning requirements, and reduce energy consumption. Speaker: Rod Yeoh, Principal, DIALOG

Wednesday, March 16 • 8:30am–10:30am • $65 [ 2.0 AAA Structured LHs; 2.0 BOMI CPDs ] W04 • Sustainable AND Affordable: The Business Case for the Mosaic Centre and IPD AR CO EN ID SB Now complete, The Mosaic Centre for Conscious Community and Commerce stands proud in south Edmonton as the world’s most northerly net-zero office building and Alberta’s first successfully executed Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) contract. Among many other firsts, what’s most impressive is that these ambitious goals Dennis Cuku Jennifer were met ahead of schedule and under budget. The demand for this Hancock type of sustainable and affordable product is growing rapidly in Alberta. When this increase in demand is coupled with the imminent regulatory changes coming for the built environment, The Mosaic Centre business model becomes an important learning point for future projects. In this presentation, the presenters, Dennis and Jennifer will share all of the ingredients in the Mosaic Centre’s special (but not secret) recipe. Taking a financial focus, they will cover the cost breakdown of the project as well as the innovative leasing strategy employed to secure project

financing. In addition, the mechanics of the IPD contract model will be explored in detail with an emphasis on lessons learned and suggestions for improvements. Jennifer will provide a side-byside comparison to a traditional project in an effort to present the case for a Better Way to build. The presentation will conclude with speakers examining the open-source architectural and construction details that enabled The Mosaic Centre team to meet their impressive targets. Speakers: Dennis Cuku, Co-Owner, The Mosaic Centre Jennifer Hancock, Director of Innovation, Chandos Construction

Wednesday, March 16 • 10:30am–12:00pm • $55 [ 1.5 AAA Structured LHs; 1.5 BOMI CPDs ] W07 • Achieving Sustainability in Existing Buildings through Retro-Commissioning AR BC CO EN ID SB This presentation will demonstrate how Retro-Commissioning (Re-Cx), can help achieve maximum sustainability in your existing real estate portfolio. Re-Cx can contribute to the identification of improvements in building operations and maintenance, and energy conservation measures that are fast, inexpensive and have a typical payback of less than 2 years. Be it any Ali Syed green buildings rating program (LEED, BOMA) or a green corporate vision, the first step is to identify how the energy and the related operational cost can be conserved.

Mark Terpstra

Presenters will take a look at how most of the retrofits identified by a Re-Cx exercise may not require huge capital, are easy to implement with typically immediate impacts and thus create a win-win situation for the building owners, operators and tenants. This presentation will also share case-studies on the positive impacts a Re-Cx exercise can have on occupant health, comfort and productivity. This presentation will provide: • • • • •

An introduction to Re-Cx Benefits of Re-Cx and its scope What to expect out of Re-Cx Information on how to maximize the value of Re-Cx Prerequisites for successful implementation of programs like LEED, BOMA etc.

Speakers: Ali Syed, Senior Energy Engineer, WSP Canada Inc. Mark Terpstra, Project Associate, WSP Canada Inc.

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BUILDING CODE

Seminar Streams: AR Architecture BC Building Code CO Construction & Renovation EN Engineering ID Interior Design PD Professional Development PM Property Management SB Sustainability

Murray Frank

President, Constructive Home Solutions Wednesday, March 16 • 8:00am–10:00am • $65 [ 2.0 AAA Structured LHs; 2.0 BOMI CPDs; 0.2 IDCEC HSW-Building Code CEUs ] W01 • Energy Provisions in the Alberta Building Code AR BC EN CO ID SB New energy efficiency requirements for housing and small buildings come into force May 1 of 2016. Get ahead of the game and attend this presentation to learn about the energy provisions that will arise under section 9.36 of the Alberta Building Code over the next year. Providing an overview of the new energy efficiency requirements, speaker Murray Frank, will address how to adhere to these changes correctly and economically. Taking a case study approach, Murray will present first hand practical knowledge on compliance paths and touch on the trials and tribulations derived from provinces that have already gone through this transition.

Wednesday, March 16 • 10:30am–12:30pm • $65 [ 2.0 AAA Structured LHs; BOMI 2.0 CPDs; 0.2 IDCEC HSW-Building Code CEUs ] W05 • Fenestration Fun: Demystifying the New Harmonized Window, Door and Skylight Standards AR BC CO EN ID In the past, windows were manufactured under 3 different standards in North America, and doors and skylights were not manufactured under any standard at all. This all changed for Alberta in November of this year when the Alberta Building Code required that all windows, doors, skylights, and tubular day lighting devices be manufactured under a new, North American harmonized standard. It was expected that this transition would have minimal impact on builders; however, the experience gained in the early adoption regions like British Columbia has shown that this transition has had a significant bearing on designers, builders and building officials. This presentation will drill into the challenges and prepare you for the significant reduction of issues when dealing with the adherence to these new standards. Learn about what manufacturers have gone through, understand Performance Grade, what to look for on new labels and most importantly, how to avoid costly mistakes.

Tuesday, March 15 • 3:00pm–4:00pm • $45 [ 1.0 AAA Structured LHs; 1.0 BOMI CPDs ] T17 • Making the Most of Moisture Barriers

AR BC CO EN

Modern buildings have successfully achieved better weather-tightness. Although this results in more efficient buildings, the side effects of condensation and poor air circulation can be many. This presentation will summarize these challenges, expanding on the tools used to identify and analyze them (temperature-gradient calculation, WUFI modeling, finite- Amir Hassan elements simulation). Taking a solutions-based approach, the speaker will present proven methodology on how to identify, solve and combat these issues in today’s built environment, including but not limited to revised wall design, foam and the use of other insulation technique, heat curtains and breathable membranes. Furthermore, the presenter will also address matters such as the difference in building envelope design between hot and cold climates and ice-damming reduction methods. Some light will be shed on the effects of new energy codes on building envelope assemblies in Canada. Speaker: Amir Hassan, Building Science Manager, WSP Canada Inc.

Wednesday, March 16 • 1:00pm–2:30pm • $55 [ 1.5 AAA Structured LHs; 1.5 BOMI CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC HSW-Building Code CEUs ] W11 • Building Life Safety Equipment and Systems: Verification & Commissioning CO EN ID PM This presentation will expand on Fire Alarm System Verification requirements and practices. Reviewing the requirements of the Alberta Building Code, the presenter will highlight the upcoming changes in the National Building Code, and introduce the new Verification and Commissioning Standards for Canada. Speaker: Frank Kurz, Executive Director, The Fire Protection Technicians Network

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422

D Buzz Group

www.dbuzzgroup.com

323

Demilec Inc.

www.demilec.com

431

Devlin Construction Ltd.

www.devlinconstruction.com

908

Driving Force Vehicle Rentals, Sales & Leasing

www.drivingforce.ca

500

Durabond Products Limited

www.durabond.com

405

Durabuilt Windows & Doors

www.durabuiltwindows.com

716

Eagle Builders LP

www.eaglebuilders.ca

603

Eagle Lake Landscape Supply

www.eaglelaketurf.com

Earthbin

www.earthbin.com 615

Edgewood Matting

www.edgewoodmatting.com

Edmonton Construction Association

www.edmca.com

608

Elastochem Specialty Chemicals Inc.

www.elastochem-ca.com

702

EPS Molders Inc.

www.epsmolders.ca

923

Fire Protection Inc.

Firestone Building Products Canada

www.firestonebpco.ca

216

Gaco Western

www.gaco.com

631

Garden Concrete Services

www.gardenconcreteservices.ca

627

Garland Canada Inc.

www.garlandcanada.com

617

Goldray Inc.

www.goldrayinc.com

704

Go Logowear Ltd.

www.gologo.ca

Company

Website Booth#

Hays Specialist Recruitment (Canada) Inc.

www.hays.ca

Health Canada

www.hc-sc.gc.ca

203

Helical Pier Systems

www.hpier.com

712

Job Board

Home Theatre Solutions

www.hometheatresolutions.ca

904

Icon Ready Mix Ltd.

www.iconreadymix.com

809

IKO Ind

www.iko.com

302

922

Inland Screw Piling Ltd.

www.inlandscrewpiling.com

209

www.innovativefallprotection.com

609

Good Morning Enterprises Inc.

www.gmecanada.com

225

Innovative Fall Protection Inc.

Graphisoft

www.graphisoft.com 800

Innovative Manufacturing Inc.

www.innovativemfg.ca

300

Habberjam Mechanical Inc.

www.habberjam.com

James Hardie Building Products

www.jameshardie.com

223

www.buildexedmonton.com

Company

Website Booth#

Jayson Global Roofing Inc.

www.jaysonglobal.com

805

Julian Tile

www.juliantile.com

600

K & F Rollshutter

www.rollshutter.ca

Kesil Test and Balance

www.kesil.ca

630

Leduc Overhead Door Inc.

www.leducoverheaddoor.com

521

Lenmak Exterior Innovations

www.lenmak.com

907

Mira Timber Frame

www.miratimberframe.com

Molok North America Ltd.

www.molokNA.com

Mule Hide Products MultiGas Detection Ltd.

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Website Booth#

Multivista

www.multivista.com 705

NABCO Canada

www.nabcoentrances.ca

New Perspective Pools

www.newperspectivepools.com

212

Nissan Canada

ncv.nissan.ca

709

Pilot Group

www.pilotgroup.ca

802

PM Signs

www.pmltd.net

321

Poly-Mor Canada Inc.

www.poly-mor.ca

605

Precision Concrete Cutting Inc.

www.safesidewalks.com

916

Prima Stone Inc.

www.primastone.ca

205

Profast

www.profast.ca 430

Proform Construction Products

www.proform.ca

421

ProWerx Demolition, Disposal and DirtWerx

www.prowerxdemodirt.com

912

RAC Groups Inc.

www.rac-groups.com

924

RC Lighting

www.rclighting.ca

905

901

Real Life Roofing Inc.

www.realliferoofing.ca

920

Roterra Piling Ltd.

www.roterra.ca

Royal Building Products

www.royalbuildingproducts.com

401

Safety Codes Council

www.safetycodes.ab.ca

604

Safety Hawk Inc.

www.safetyhawkab.ca

823

Sagiper North America

www.sagipernorthamerica.com

830

Securitas Canada Limited

www.securitas.ca

Select Graphix

www.selectgraphix.com

522

Sentag Trailer Manufacturing Inc.

www.sentagtrailer.com

917

Shortek Systems

www.shortek.com

400

Simple Shower Solutions

www.simpleshowersolutions.com

913

Simson Maxwell

www.simson-maxwell.com

911

SkyFire Energy Inc.

www.skyfireenergy.com

801

Smartfix Asphalt Infrared Repair Limited

www.smartfixasphalt.ca

220

Soldan Fence

www.soldanfence.ca

703

Spatial Technologies Inc.

www.spatialtechnologies.ca

320

Staples Advantage Canada

www.staplesadvantage.ca

900

Stabilt Canada

www.grahamfrp.com

824

Stone Concept Ltd.

www.stone-concept.ca

208

Structural Panels Inc.

www.structuralpanels.ca

503

Sun Life Financial www.sunlife.ca/khushaal.kalra www.sunlife.ca/aaron.berard

817

Surehire Occupational Testing

www.surehire.ca

919

Tansi Media Group

www.tansimedia.com

201

Ted’s Quality Roofing Inc.

www.tedsqualityroofing.ca

710

The Western Group

www.thewesterngroup.com

221

Top Floor Coating

www.topfloorcoating.ca

Toyota Canada Inc.

www.toyota.ca

424 200 & 006

Toyota on the Trail.

www.toyotaonthetrail.ca

730

Venger Electrostatic Coatings

www.vengerelectrostatic.com

828

Vets Air Services

www.vetssheetmetal.com

304

Viega LLC

www.viega.us

322

Wallboard Trim & Tool

www.wallboardtrim.com

821

Wayne Building Products Inc.

www.waynebuildingproducts.com

425

Weber Exclusive Mercedes-Benz Vans

www.weberexclusive.mbvans.ca

215

Western Canada Fire & Safey

www.wcff.ca

624

708

Western Precast Structures Inc.

www.westernprecast.ca

525

820

WesternOne Rental and Sales

www.westernone.ca

www.mulehide.com

724

Westmount Store Fixtures

www.westmountstorefixtures.com

601

www.multigasinc.com

501

Wiston Building Materials Co.

www.witfloor.ca

721

Exhibitor List (By Category) Architectural Products / Services

Construction Equipment

Allura by Plycem.............................................................................. 222

Sentag Trailer Manufacturing Inc....................................................917

Association

Contractor or Developer

BOMA Edmonton............................................................................. 009 Construction Specifications Canada – Edmonton Chapter..............214 Master Painters and Decorators Association of Alberta................. 902

Devlin Construction Ltd................................................................... 908

Bath Hardware / Bathtubs Simple Shower Solutions.................................................................913

Building Envelope Demilec Inc.......................................................................................431 Durabond Products Limited............................................................ 405 Garland Canada Inc..........................................................................617 Habberjam Mechanical Inc............................................................. 223 IKO Ind............................................................................................. 330 Innovative Manufacturing Inc........................................................ 300 Lenmak Exterior Innovations.......................................................... 907 Pilot Group Inc................................................................................. 802 The Western Group......................................................................... 221

Building Maintenance Supply

Roterra Piling Ltd.............................................................................011

Displays & Graphics ARC Canada......................................................................................921 Go Logowear Ltd dba gologo.ca...................................................... 922

Document Management

Roterra Piling Ltd.............................................................................011

Government Health Canada................................................................................. 203

HVAC Kesil Test and Balance..................................................................... 630 Vets Air Services.............................................................................. 304

Educational

Insulation

Alberta Wood Works!...................................................................... 803

Can-Cell Industries Inc.................................................................... 720

Electrical

EPS Molders Inc............................................................................... 923

Cree Canada..................................................................................... 623

Structural Panels Inc....................................................................... 503

Crossman Automation Inc............................................................... 422 Vets Air Services.............................................................................. 304

Janitorial / Cleaning Products & Services

Elevators / Escalators

Edgewood Matting..........................................................................014

Building Materials / Products / Supplies

Enclosures – Pool, Deck & Patio

CANAM............................................................................................ 621 Devlin Construction Ltd................................................................... 908 Eagle Builders ................................................................................. 603 Garden Concrete Services................................................................ 627 Icon Ready Mix Ltd.......................................................................... 809 Precision Concrete Cutting Inc.........................................................916 Profast............................................................................................. 430 Western Precast Structures Inc....................................................... 525

Poly-Mor Canada Inc....................................................................... 605

Viega LLC......................................................................................... 322

Chase Elevating Equipment Inc....................................................... 301

Concrete

Helical Pier Systems.........................................................................712 Inland Screw Piling Ltd................................................................... 209

Multivista........................................................................................ 705

Simson Maxwell...............................................................................911 Staples Advantage Canada............................................................. 900

Bailey Metal Products Ltd................................................................927 Brodi Specialty Products Ltd............................................................211 Can-Cell Industries Inc.................................................................... 720 Choice Survey & Construction Supplies Ltd.....................................013 D Buzz Group................................................................................... 323 James Hardie Building Products......................................................018 Lenmak Exterior Innovations.......................................................... 907 NABCO Canada................................................................................. 901 Profast............................................................................................. 430 Proform Construction Products.......................................................421 RAC Groups Inc.................................................................................924 Royal Building Products.................................................................. 401 Safety Codes Council....................................................................... 604 Sagiper North America.................................................................... 830 Shortek Systems.............................................................................. 400 Spatial Technologies Inc.................................................................. 320 Stabilt Canada..................................................................................824 Wayne Building Products Inc.......................................................... 425 Westmount Store Fixtures.............................................................. 601 Wiston Building Materials Co.......................................................... 721

Foundations

New Perspective Pools.....................................................................212

Energy Conservation / Management SkyFire Energy Inc........................................................................... 801

Equipment Rental & Sales Driving Force Vehicle Rentals, Sales & Leasing............................... 500 Sentag Trailer Manufacturing Inc....................................................917 Toyota Canada Inc................................................................... 006, 200 Toyota on the Trail........................................................................... 730 TrojanOne (Nissan Canada)............................................................. 709 Weber Exclusive Mercedes-Benz Vans.............................................215 WesternOne Rental and Sales......................................................... 022

Financing / Accounting Abritu Investments..........................................................................811

Demilec Inc.......................................................................................431

Elastochem Specialty Chemicals Inc............................................... 702 Staples Advantage Canada............................................................. 900

Land and Building Environmental Aqueous Solutions.......................................................................... 224 Earthbin...........................................................................................615 MultiGas Detection Ltd................................................................... 501

Landscaping Eagle Lake Landscape Supply......................................................... 020

Life Safety Equipment Armour Fire Safety.......................................................................... 725 Fire Protection Inc............................................................................021 Innovative Fall Protection Inc......................................................... 609 MultiGas Detection Ltd................................................................... 501 Safety Hawk Inc............................................................................... 823 Surehire Occupational Testing.........................................................919 Western Canada Fire & Safey...........................................................624

Cobra Mortgage Services Ltd.......................................................... 825

Lighting

Sun Life Financial.............................................................................817

Cool Fin LED..................................................................................... 505

Flooring

Cree Canada..................................................................................... 623 Crossman Automation Inc............................................................... 422

Action Flooring................................................................................ 325

PM Signs...........................................................................................321

Builders Floor Centre Ltd..................................................................613

RC Lighting...................................................................................... 905

Centimark Ltd.................................................................................. 903 Commercial Linocraft...................................................................... 008

Paints / Finishes / Coatings

Edgewood Matting..........................................................................014

Benjamin Moore & Co. Limited....................................................... 726

Elastochem Specialty Chemicals Inc............................................... 702

CertaPro Painters............................................................................ 403

Simple Shower Solutions.................................................................913

Gaco Western...................................................................................631

Top Floor Coating.............................................................................424

Venger Electrostatic Coatings......................................................... 828

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Precast Manufacture / Supplier

Security Services

Wall Systems & Coverings

Eagle Builders ................................................................................. 603

Securitas Canada Limited.................................................................010 Soldan Fence................................................................................... 703

Wallboard Trim & Tool..................................................................... 821

Printing – Large Format ARC Canada......................................................................................921

Renovation / Restoration

Waste Management

Siding Allura by Plycem.............................................................................. 222

Earthbin...........................................................................................615

Signage

B & B Demolition Ltd....................................................................... 305 Smart Fix Asphalt............................................................................ 220

Barricades and Signs, Ltd................................................................ 306 PM Signs...........................................................................................321 Select Graphix................................................................................. 522

Roofing Products / Services

Software

ProWerx Demolition, Disposal and DirtWerx...................................912

A & M Roofing Ltd............................................................................ 007 Affordable Roofing.......................................................................... 423 Bailey Metal Products Ltd................................................................927 Centimark Ltd.................................................................................. 903

Graphisoft....................................................................................... 800 Home Theatre Solutions.................................................................. 904 Multivista........................................................................................ 705 Tansi Media Group........................................................................... 201

Gaco Western...................................................................................631

CANAM............................................................................................ 621

Garland Canada Inc..........................................................................617

Tile & Stone

Mule-Hide Products.........................................................................724 Real Life Roofing Inc........................................................................ 920 Ted’s Quality Roofing Inc..................................................................710

All Weather Windows Ltd................................................................701 Artifex Aluminum and Glass Ltd......................................................813

Goldray Inc...................................................................................... 704

Leduc Overhead Door Inc.................................................................521

Atlas Granite Inc...............................................................................324 Good Morning Enterprises Inc......................................................... 225 Julian Tile........................................................................................ 600 Prima Stone Inc............................................................................... 205 Stone Concept Ltd........................................................................... 208

NABCO Canada................................................................................. 901

Wood Products Mira Timber Frame.......................................................................... 708

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K & F Rollshutter...............................................................................012

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Weatherproofing

Durabuilt Windows & Doors.............................................................716

Steel Building Systems

Jayson Global Roofing Inc............................................................... 805

Molok North America Ltd................................................................ 820

D Buzz Group................................................................................... 323

Firestone Building Products Canada................................................216

IKO Ind............................................................................................. 302

B & B Demolition Ltd....................................................................... 305

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tuesday Sessions

Seminar Streams: AR Architecture BC Building Code CO Construction & Renovation EN Engineering ID Interior Design PD Professional Development PM Property Management SB Sustainability

Tuesday, March 15 • 8:30am–10:00am • $55 [ 1.5 Structured LHs; BOMI 1.5 CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC CEUs ] T04 • Spelling BIM with 5 T’s – The Critical Components of Planning Robust Virtual Construction AR CO EN ID Traditionally, construction is a reactive process, a constant juggling act of organizing trades, vetting information from suppliers and chasing down drawings while desperately trying to keep to the client’s schedule. Conversely, BIM is a process of proactive planning beginning with the end in mind. It can be used to test design assumptions, track assets, coordinate building systems or to facilitate operation and maintenance activities, just to name a few. However, in order to take full advantage of Daniel Doherty today’s advanced BIM technologies and processes, project teams must consider 5 critical areas, that if overlooked, will diminish the value of the digital information. This presentation will identify and expand on those 5 critical areas, explaining why they are critical to gaining maximum benefit from BIM. Attendees will gain technical insight on how and when information is entered into models and examples of information flow between platforms. The presenter will expand on Canadian and American documents and contractual tools readily available during implementation. Additionally, the presenter will highlight how to assemble and manage effective project teams and how to recognize areas of weakness in project execution planning. Speaker: Daniel Doherty, Manager of Virtual Construction, Clark Builders

Tuesday, March 15 • 8:30am–10:30am • $65 [ 2.0 AAA Structured LHs; BOMI 2.0 CPDs; 0.2 IDCEC CEUs] T05 • Increase the Power of Personal Communications

AR CO EN ID PD PM

Leaders know that effective communications can mean the difference between success and failure. Robyn T. Braley will pack this seminar with practical tips and tricks that will make you a better communicator. Whether it’s 1-on-1, before large audiences, through the media or in times of crisis, you will take away basics that you can immediately implement. Speaker: Robyn Braley, President, UniMark Creative

Tuesday, March 15 • 10:30am–11:30am • $45 [ 1.0 AAA Structured LHs; 1.0 BOMI CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC HSW CEUs ] T06 • Ethonomics: The Formula for Workplace Happiness

AR ID PM

The new emphasis on healthy and sustainable communities, buildings, workspaces, and products represents a significant shift and new consciousness that encompasses the broadest definitions of sustainability that permeates many aspects of our lives. This seminar expands the view of sustainability to include social and economic consciousness, with particular focus on inclusion of human health and wellness. The Laura Lee Ross presenter will explore the idea that well-designed space, in all its forms — at the scale of urban planning, of building architecture, and of the technology-enabled workplace — can become a catalyst for wellness. Speaker: Laura Lee Ross, D.I.D., LEED AP, Workplace Specialist, A&D Market Manager, Alberta, Living Building Challenge Ambassador

Tuesday, March 15 • 11:00am–12:00pm • $45 [ 1.0 AAA Structured LHs; 1.0 BOMI CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC CEUs ] T08 • Building a Growth Driven Organization in a Volatile Economy AR CO EN ID PD PM Building a growth driven organization in a volatile economy can be accomplished. Many organizations fail to outperform the market because they have no plan, no repeatable process, and no clear vision as to how to get there. They are busy being busy and while times are good, as the saying goes “The tide floats all boats”. This session is designed to examine the four key pillars of creating a growth driven Chad Banman organization that leverages the one key thing that makes everyone different – their PEOPLE. Focusing on skills, staff, structure and strategy the presenter will expand on what is required in each of those areas for growth to occur, even in a volatile economy. Speaker: Chad Banman, President, Sandler Training

Robyn Braley

TOYOTA TRUCK EXPERIENCE.

Toyota Canada is proud to showcase our truck and SUV line-up at BUILDEX Edmonton. Take advantage of the opportunity to test drive a selection of Toyota trucks and SUV’s including the rugged and versatile 2016 4Runner and Tundra and the All-New 2016 Tacoma. CONDUCTED DAILY FROM BOOTH 200 and 006.

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Tuesday, March 15 • 1:00pm–2:00pm • $45 [ 1.0 AAA Structured LHs; 2.0 BOMI CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC CEUs ] T12 • Acoustics from the Ground Up AR CO EN PM

Tuesday, March 15 • 2:30pm–3:30pm • $45 [ 1.0 AAA Structured LHs, 1.0 BOMI CPDs ] T15 • Selling to the Construction Design Community

P r e s e n t e d by Appropriate material selection and use is an important part of the built environment. It not only provides aesthetic qualities but often must also offer functional abilities to develop mood, efficiency and comfort in the space. Acoustical comfort can be an important attribute of integrated design and this presentation will offer a holistic approach to solving design and installation issues to achieve optimum acoustical comfort based on end use. Integration solutions will be offered by ceiling, commercial furniture, flooring and sound masking consultants.

P r e s e n t e d by In commercial construction, design consultants are a manufacturer’s target customer. They wield great decision making powers, often deciding which base bid or approved products will be allowed on a project. This presentation offers technical representatives with an inside look at their needs, and how technical representatives can play an integrated role on a project team by providing expert advice on the suitability of products.

Darlene Helfrich Jeff Eschak

Darlene Helfrich

Sandy Park

Celeste Thiesen

Cam Munro

CO EN

Kevin Osborne

Speakers: Darlene Helfrich, Architectural Sales Manager, Midwest Canada, CertainTeed Ceilings Cam Munro, Standards & Specifications Specialist, Government of Alberta Kevin Osborne, Senior Associate, Architecture | Tkalcic Bengert

Speakers: Jeff Eschak, Manager – Sales Operations, RGO Office Furnishings Darlene Helfrich, Architectural Sales Manager, CertainTeed Ceilings Sandy Park, Regional Manager, Vibra-Sonic Control Celeste Thiesen, Contract Specialist, Shaw Contract Group

Tuesday, March 15 • 1:00pm–2:30pm • $55 [ 1.5 AAA Structured LHs; 1.5 BOMI CPDs ] T13 • Construction Law Update AR CO EN ID PM This presentation will provide a review of trending legal topics and decisions which have emerged or may emerge, affecting residential, commercial, and industrial construction projects. This presenter will highlight recent court decisions on bidding and tendering, arbitration of construction disputes, priority of lien claims in bankruptcy, builders risk insurance and other developing areas of law.

Hays Job Board Mark E. Alexander

Emma L. Johnston

Speakers: Mark E. Alexander, Partner, Miller Thomson Emma L. Johnston, Associate, Miller Thomson

Don’t miss the Hays On-Site Job Board. See the latest career opportunities and HR solutions for the Construction, Property Management and Design Industries.

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BUILDEX Edmonton • March 15 & 16, 2016

wednesday Sessions Wednesday, March 16 • 8:30am–9:30am • $45 [ 1.0 AAA Structured LHs; 1.0 BOMI CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC CEUs ] W03 • Technology Brings Construction into the World of Manufacturing AR CO EN ID PM

Wednesday, March 16 • 12:30pm–2:00pm • $55 [ 1.5 Structured LHs; 1.5 BOMI CPDs; 0.1 IDCEC HSW-Sustainability CEUs ] W10 • Introduction to the WELL Building Standard AR CO EN ID PM

New software brings together the worlds of customization from conventional construction with the speed and certainty of prefabrication. This presentation will discuss how prefabricated and preassembled interior construction can drastically improve the outcome of your project, saving on time and money, heightening efficiency, and avoiding costly mistakes and design flaws. Mark Greffen

Speaker: Mark Greffen, DIRTT Environmental Solutions & Ice Edge Business Solutions

Growing evidence showing the impacts that buildings have on health has broadened the conversation about sustainability beyond just environmental factors, to one that also addresses the human component. The WELL Building Standard® has emerged as a framework to this end. WELL is a new evidence-based system to measure, certify and monitor features of buildings that impact health and wellbeing. It focuses on best practices in design, construction and operations to enhance air, water, nourishment, light, fitness, comfort and mind. This session will discuss the opportunities available for owners, investors, and tenants to enhance health and wellness on the path to improving building performance. Speakers: Punam Grewal, Project Specialist, WSP Canada Inc. Mark Terpstra, Project Associate, WSP Canada Inc.

Wednesday, March 16 • 11:00am–12:30pm • $55 [ 1.5 AAA Structured LHs; 1.5 BOMI CPDs ] W08 • Collaborative Construction Management: A Case Study of Real World Results AR EN CO ID Construction projects are complex, full of uncertainties, and face extremely tight timelines. Dozens of interconnected tasks and people are working simultaneously, and on top of it all, you have to watch costs, manage subs, and minimize change orders. With all of these challenges, it’s easy to get lost in the busyness and end up in silos, working alone together. This presentation will discuss leading practices and tools used to identify and remove waste from your jobs and projects to improve cost certainty and profitability, in addition to helping you meet tight completion schedules.

Wednesday, March 16 • 2:30pm–3:30pm • $45 [ 1.0 AAA Structured LHs; 1.0 BOMI CPDs ] W14 • Lean Project Delivery “Empowering Teams to deliver WOW Projects” AR CO EN ID SB This seminar will discuss and expand on Lean Project Delivery. Based upon lean manufacturing principles, eliminating waste, drastically improving productivity and building a culture of continuous improvement, many top construction firms are adopting LPD to enhance their market advantage, manage cost and schedule predictability, and to reduce and manage risk, among other factors. Speaker: Murray Guy, CEO, Integrated Designs, Lean Learning Laboratory

Wednesday, March 16 • 8:30am-9:30am • $55 [ 1.5 BOMI CPDs ] W16 • P3s – Learning’s of Public/Private Partnerships Dean Doige

With a new government in tow that has a renewed commitment to fueling the economy through infrastructure investment and job creation, public and private projects are top of mind for Alberta’s construction industry. Attend this presentation to hear the learning’s from some of Alberta’s most significant P3 projects. Taking a case study approach, presenters will highlight the client’s driver for picking P3, what makes a successful proposal, best practices for delivery and where P3 is headed in Alberta.

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Moderators: Dean Doige, President, LightHorse Innovation Corporation Mike Kluh, Associate Director of Productivity & Growth Services, GO Productivity Panelists: Don Daly, Founder & President, Territorial Electric Ltd. John Engleder, Associate Vice President, Facilities and Development at NAIT Léo Lejeune, Principal, Stantec Terry Richelhoff, Vice President, Operations, Clark Builders

Speakers: Kees Cusveller, Vice President, Alternate Project Delivery, Graham Brad Smid, Valley Line Project Director, LRT Design & Construction Infrastructure Services, City of Edmonton

Construction Leaders Breakfast

Tuesday, March 15, 2016 • 8:30am – 10:00am Registration 8:00am

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John Rose