The Associated Air Balance Council (AABC) is teaming up with Questions & Solutions Engineering and Engineered Air Balance Co. to host a new AIA-approved webinar in their TAB Talk series on October 27th.

No HVAC system has a chance of functioning as intended without proper air and/or water balancing. No HVAC system has a chance of functioning as intended without appropriate controls. This webinar will show that to accomplish both on many new or renovated HVAC systems, it is critical that the TAB agency and controls contractor communicate, coordinate, and work together.

“Lack of integration between TAB and Controls at the end of a project will have lasting consequences for the performance of the building. This webinar will detail just how much integration is warranted and will help identify how design engineers, construction managers, mechanical engineers, commissioning providers and others can positively impact the level of integration between these two entities” said Rebecca Ellis, P.E., CxA, and Miles Ryan of Questions & Solutions Engineering.

Webinar Title: Tab & Controls Integration

When: October 27, 2021, 2:00 PM Eastern / 1:00 PM Central / 12:00 PM Mountain / 11:00 AM Pacific

Duration: 1 hour

Registration Link: https://www.aabc.com/aabc-tab-controls-integration-webinar-registration/

Presenters: Rebecca Ellis, PE, CxA, Questions & Solutions Engineering, Miles Ryan, Questions & Solutions Engineering, and Justin Garner, PE, TBE, CxA, Engineered Air Balance Co., Inc.

Learning Objectives:

• Explain the role of the TAB professional
• Summarize the work sequencing between the TAB professional and Controls contractor on
• common HVAC systems in buildings
• Identify best practices to streamline work sequencing between the TAB professional and Controls
• contractor
• List the keys to facilitating proper TAB and Controls integration

Continuing Education Credits: AIA 1 LU

Cost: Free for AABC, ACG, and EMA members; $39 for non-members

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