Webinar #27: The Latest Research Impacting Workplace Re-Occupancy Planning

July 27, 2020

Join us for this informative webinar for the most up-to-date information on managing your business and customer expectations in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Learn about the latest research on the airborne transmission of COVID-19 through air conditioning systems and prioritization of different strategies as explained by ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer Luke Leung, LEED Fellow, Team leader of “Commercial Building” for ASHRAE COVID19 task force and upcoming Vice Chair of the Environmental Health Committee. Luke is joined by MSCA member, Steve Horwood, VP of Business Development for GDI/Ainsworth, author of the comprehensive publication, “Building Systems: Workplace Re-Occupancy Planning,” which will be provided to all webinar attendees. Steve will help you understand how this new research can help you advise and guide customers as they continue to reopen their facilities and strive to maintain a safe and productive environment.

Additional Resources:

Workplace Re-Occupancy Planning Guide (PDF)

The Latest Research Impacting Workplace Re-Occupancy Planning slides (PDF)

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