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IES–NEA–PUB JOINT WEBINAR
STUs (M&E) / PDUs for PEs and CEngs (All To Be Confirmed)
Terms and Conditions
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Held Bi-Yearly, PUB and NEA collaborate to present the latest updated information and requirements to relevant professions and industries to ensure the various systems or fittings are being adhered to.
This seminar gives an overview on the regulatory requirements and approval process. This will help the Qualified Persons and Professional Engineers to exercise flexibility and creativity in the design to meet the stated requirements and needs.
The half day seminar aims to develop professional advice on required information, responsibilities and the code of practices for practitioners.
About Synopsis
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS OF PNEUMATIC WASTE CONVEYANCE SYSTEM (PWCS)
There is a wider adoption of Pneumatic Waste Conveyance System (PWCS) in Singapore in recent years with HDB implementing PWCS in all new HDB Towns and selected existing Towns. It is also a requirement for new strata-titled residential development with at least 500 dwelling units to adopt PWCS.
This presentation will cover some of the design considerations for PWCS under Code of Practice on Environmental Health (COPEH) and Singapore Standard SS642: Code of Practice for Pneumatic Waste Conveyance System.
CHANGES TO COPEH REQUIREMENTS
NEA released the new 2021 edition of the Code of Practice on Environmental Health (COPEH) on 1 September 2021.
The speaker will share on the following new COPEH 2021 requirements:
-Ventilation, Ducting and Kitchen Exhaust System in Food Shop;
-Cooling Tower; and
-Aquatic Facility
PROTECTION ON PUB WATER PIPE AND APPROVAL PROCESS
With the increase in construction activities, it is important to safeguard sewerage infrastructures at construction sites as these are critical assets that convey used water from domestic and non-domestic premises to the water reclamation plants for treatment and recycling.
This presentation will cover the protection of public sewerage system regulations, common infringements and good practices to adopt during construction.
PROTECTION OF PUBLIC SEWERAGE SYSTEM BY PUB
With the increase in construction activities, it is important to safeguard sewerage infrastructures at construction sites as these are critical assets that convey used water from domestic and non-domestic premises to the water reclamation plants for treatment and recycling.
This presentation will cover the protection of public sewerage system regulations, common infringements and good practices to adopt during construction.
ENHANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF INFRASTRUCTURE BEYOND USING ENERGY EFFICIENT EQUIPMENT - BRIDGE THE GAP WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT INSTALLATION.
Energy efficiency has been playing a vital role in economic competitiveness of businesses and industrial processes; as well as reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving quality of life. Several presentations have been done however a lot has been speaking on energy efficiency that is not used. IEC works for energy efficiency to help improve industrial productivity in a number of areas for energy efficient technologies and solutions. One such adoption by NEA is the IEC’s energy efficiency of low voltage motors, namely the International Efficiency (IE). In short, there has been numerous focusses on equipment.
SS 638 , which adopts the IET Wiring Regulations, BS 7671, is primarily concerned with the safety of electrical installations. It does not cover how to design an electrical installation in an energy efficient manner. This talk is to introduce on the energy efficient of installation and usage of energy efficient products. The new IEC 60364-8-1, Low Voltage electrical installations Part 8-1 Energy Efficiency, which is available now can help fill the gap in our nation’s drive to produce more water with energy.
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POSTPONEMENT/CANCELLATION
IES reserves the full rights to cancel or postpone the Event under such circumstances without prior reasons. And/or due to unforeseen circumstances. Every effort, however, will be made to inform the participants or contact person of any cancellation or postponement. Fees will be refunded in FULL if any Event is cancelled by IES.
(Please be informed that there will be a cancellation charge of 4.5% if cancelled by the participant)
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