2022 Seattle IFMA Holiday Party |
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Date: December 1, 2022
Time: 5 - 8 PM
Location:
917 South Nebraska Street, Seattle, Washington 98108
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Come join us for some BBQ, adult beverages and cheers with us to the Holiday Festivities!
We will be hosting a silent auction with items that our generous sponsors have donated. You don't want to miss out! All proceeds will benefit the Seattle IFMA Scholarship Program for 2023.
Don't forget you to wear your ugliest and most craziest Christmas Sweater -You may win a prize!
Catered BBQ provided by Slo-Mo-Que himself! If you have not had the pleasure of his mouth watering southern BBQ...you are in for a treat!
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WIN A TRIP TO MAUI IN MARCH!! |
Want to bid on a stay at a West Maui Condo for 4 days and 3 nights March 18th -21st? This and other items will be available in the silent auction. |
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If you are interested in donating an item to the silent auction, please complete this form and we will be in touch with you.
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2023 Seattle IFMA Calendar of Events |
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It comes with great excitement to post our Calendar of Events for the upcoming year! Our Board of Directors and Committees are working hard and are committed to offering our members and potential members, events that offer networking and education. Please take a sneak peek at what we have planned!
Registrations and more details will be coming out soon!
January
April 11-13th IFMA National Facility Fusion
May 16th, 2023 Seattle IFMA Golf Bootcamp
Date TBD 2nd Annual Facilities Expo
July
September 27-29th, 2023 IFMA National World Workplace
Date TBD: Seattle IFMA Holiday Party
**ALL 2023 FM Roundtables will be virtual (no in-person). Lunch and Learns will be held in person at the Smart Building Center.
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2023 Powerful Facility Energy Conference |
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March 16, 2023 | 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM |
Lynnwood, WA
Puget Sound Energy, Seattle City Light, Snohomish County PUD and the International Facility Management Association/Seattle Chapter will host the Powerful Facility Energy Conference 2023 (PFEC 2023) for commercial building owners and managers, building operations and engineering staff, architects, and engineers. Breakout sessions will feature speakers and panel discussions on practical energy solutions and strategies to improve energy performance and operational cost savings.
Registration to sponsor, exhibit and register will go live on
January 9th, 2023.
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2023 Annual Sponsorship Packages |
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The IFMA Seattle Chapter is proud to offer new sponsorship opportunities for 2023. This tiered approach to a variety of Sponsorships is an opportunity for you to present your company personally and showcase your brand to our membership.
IFMA Seattle has customized a new and vibrant package that suits many budget types, to ensure all our members have an opportunity to connect with the Chapter.
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As we start our new year, your dedicated Board of Directors, and Programs Committee are in the midst of planning our 2023 Chapter Programs. We’re striving to add many exciting, enriching, and educational opportunities for our IFMA Seattle Membership, and we simply could not do that without the support of our Business Partners. |
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Welcome to our newest addition to the
Seattle IFMA Board of Directors
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Lisa Welcome is a Maintenance Specialist at Cochran Inc. She takes a proactive approach to building safety through finding solutions for preventive maintenance on electrical distribution systems. She is passionate about safety and works with teams to ensure they understand the ‘why’ behind maintenance and electrical safety. Lisa is from Chicago but has been in the PNW for almost 10 years and loves it. Aside from being a semi-professional wine taster; she enjoys gardening, hiking, yoga, running and reading. Lisa really loves any activity that can be done outside, especially when its sunny. Her all-time favorite activity is spending time with her adorable and silly 2 year old son. |
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Smart Buildings Center (SBC) Offers Help Desk Assistance for Clean Buildings Performance Standards |
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The Smart Buildings Center offers a technical assistance helpdesk to support facility personnel responsible for their building's compliance with the Washington State Clean Buildings Performance Standard. The utility-sponsored helpdesk offers coaching during office hours via phone, virtual meetings, and email. |
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Benchmarking & Tune-Ups News |
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Understand Your Building’s Path to Carbon Neutral |
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Buildings are one of the largest and fastest growing sources of climate pollution in Seattle, responsible for more than one-third of our greenhouse gas emissions. To help building owners get started, OSE has developed new case studies, most of which include cost estimates. Explore the case studies and learn more here.
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Enhanced Energy and Emissions Reports Now Available for 2020 Benchmarking Data |
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2020 data is now available online at Seattle Energy Benchmarking Map where users can explore building energy performance data and custom reports for Seattle’s 3,600 largest commercial and multifamily properties.
New or improved building report features include:
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Summary Comparison – A summary of how a building’s energy and emissions performance compared to similar buildings for the year.
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WA Clean Buildings – For commercial buildings over 50,000 square feet, an estimate of the building’s target EUI for Washington state's Clean Building Performance Standard using recent benchmarking data.
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Climate Pollution from Energy Use – An update of where a building’s emissions come from and how to start moving towards a path to carbon neutral.
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ENERGY BENCHMARKING:
(Non-residential and Multifamily Buildings 20,000 SF+)
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Benchmarking Enforcement Grace Periods for 2021 Reports Extended
A full year of accurate 2021 performance data was due to the City of Seattle by July 1, 2022, to be considered compliant. The Office of Sustainability and Environment (OSE) Director extended the enforcement grace period an additional 90 days to allow more time for PSE customers missing natural gas to adapt to the new EnergyCAP® system. Building owners now have until January 2, 2023, to submit 2021 annual benchmark reports.
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PSE Transitioned to EnergyCAP® Software for Automated Data Exchange Services
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) has transitioned existing customer accounts from its MyData platform to EnergyCAP®, a no-cost, comprehensive software tool. To learn more about the new tool, access training resources, and FAQs visit www.pse.com/energycap
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Cohort 4 Buildings Reach 80% Compliance
Congratulations to the owners and Tune-Up Specialists representing Cohort 4 buildings (50,000 – 69,999 SF) for meeting the Tune-Up requirement by the April 1 deadline enforcement deadline. About 90% have completed a Tune-Up and implemented required corrective actions, achieved alternative compliance through demonstrating high performance (80%) - or have a one-year extension in place (11%). In May, 29 Notice of Violations were issued to building owners of non-compliant Cohort 4 buildings. Most owners are actively working to complete their tune-up and anticipate achieving compliance before the deadline of October 1, 2022.
Learn more about Tune-Ups enforcement and the appeals process.
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Second Compliance Cycle
The second cycle of compliance for Tune-Ups starts in 2023. Buildings in the first cohort (over 200,000 sf of nonresidential space) should be planning for action now.
Some commonly asked questions about the second cycle:
How will the State Clean Buildings requirements impact Tune-Ups compliance?
See our FAQs and reach out to our help desk if you have questions
When will claim codes be ready in the compliance portal?
Claim codes are ready now – if you’d like to get started, please email us at BuildingTuneUps@seattle.gov and ask for you claim code. Claim letters will be sent to building owners this summer.
How does COVID impact alternative compliance?
Many alternative compliance pathways do not allow changes in occupancy to account for low EUIs, EUI reductions, or high ENERGY STAR scores. If you’re planning to apply for alternative compliance for the second cycle and aren’t sure if you qualify, reach out to our help desk for a consultation.
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Other Building News:
King County C-Pacer Financing Available – The Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy + Resiliency (C-PACER) is an innovative financing mechanism to help commercial, industrial, agricultural, and multifamily buildings become more efficient and resilient. Learn more at: kingcounty.gov/PACE
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The Workplace Strategy & Leadership Program |
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Did you know that the Greater Seattle Chapter of IFMA has a Career Center page on the NEW website where you can post your resume and and any Employment Opportunities that you and your company might have available? Are you searching for the perfect position in the Facility Management field? Look no further..... |
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Career Opportunities, Jobs, Resumes
The text of your listing should be within the body of the e-mail, and should not exceed approximately 75 words. We reserve the right to edit all submissions to fit formatting requirements.
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IFMA Members: The service is FREE to IFMA Seattle members. The resume or employment opportunity will be posted on the website and in the monthly newsletter.
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IFMA Non-Members: You may also send in job postings. If the job is for a facility manager or facility support, the service is free to non-members as well.
If the company is not a member and the position is not a facility job (i.e. sales, real estate), it is $50 for each job post on the website.
All listings are retained for 60 days; to extend this period, please resubmit upon expiration.
Note that for resume listings, you must be a current IFMA member. It will remain on the website for 60 days. Your resume may be part of the e-mail itself, or sent as an PDF.
With your Employment Opportunity submission, you are giving Seattle IFMA permission to advertise on any Greater Seattle Chapter social media platform as well as in our monthly "New You Can Use" mass emails.
To submit a job listing or resume, please send an e-mail to fawn@aminc.org.
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Thank You to Our Sponsors! |
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