Advisors and Sponsors
Building Operator Certification is administered
with oversight from a committee of advisors representing public
and private sector
employers of building operators, building managers and operators,
electric utilities, and education institutions.
BOC Advisory
Committee Members
Bob MacKenzie, Energy Manager, Washington Department
of General Administration
Lloyd Christensen, Lead Engineer, Providence Health System
Lyle Daugherty, Facility Manager, DoubleTree Hotels
Roger Ebbage, Northwest Energy Education Institute
Don Edgar, National Energy Management Institute (Sheet Metal
Contractors Association)
Andy Ekman, Program Manager, Northwest Energy Efficiency
Alliance
Kevin Evans, Resource Energy Manager, U.S. Navy, Naval Undersea
Warfare Center
Denis Green, Instructor, Lake Washington Technical College
Tudi Haasl, Program Director, Portland Energy Conservation,
Inc.
Dennis Heller, Principal, InControl, Inc.
Mary Huff, Manager of Operations, Portland
Parks & Recreation
Arun Jhaveri, U.S. Department of Energy/FEMP
Don Jones, Jr., Manager, PacifiCorp
Rob Manos, Building Engineer, General Services Administration
Sean O'Day, Association of Washington Cities
Steve Ottenbreit, Manager, Snohomish County PUD
Jan Pelroy, Business Director, International Union of Operating
Engineers
Janice Peterson, Engineer, Portland General Electric
Bill Pletz, Energy Conservation Specialist, Intel Corporation
Stan Price, Executive Director, Northwest Energy Efficiency
Council
Rich Prill, Building Scientist, Washington State University
John Bingham, Board Member, Washington Association
of Maintenance & Operations Administrators
Daryl Walker, Instructor, Renton Technical College
Fay Weaver, Energy Manager, The Boeing Company
The Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance provided
support for the development of the BOC program. The Alliance is
a non-profit regional consortium of utilities, government, public
interest groups and the private sector dedicated to transforming
markets for energy efficient products and services.
SPONSORS of BOC
BOC training provides opportunity for supporting
organizations to co-sponsor both Level I and Level II series. Co-sponsorship
of BOC
comes from utilities, government, associations, and employers.
Typical contributions from these co-sponsors include marketing
assistance,
scholarships for operators, site hosting, and contributions
of classroom teaching items for hands-on demonstrations.
BOC administrators in all regions welcome the support of sponsors.
For information on how you can support the BOC program, contact
the BOC administrator in your area.
Utility Sponsors of BOC
Avista Utilities, Bay State Gas, Benton Co. PUD, Berkshire Gas,
Boston Edison, Boston Gas, Central Electric Cooperative, Chelan
Co. PUD, Colonial Gas, COM/Electric, COM/Gas, Concord Electric,
Connecticut Light & Power, Cowlitz County PUD, Eugene Water
and Electric Board, Essex Gas, Exeter and Hampton Electric, Fall
River Gas, Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light, Franklin Co. PUD,
Granite State Electric, Idaho Power, Massachusetts Electric, Midstate
Electric Coopeartive, Narragansett Electric, New Hampshire Electric
Coop, Northwest Natural Gas, NorthWestern Energy, Pacific Gas & Electric,
PacifiCorp, Portland General Electric, Public Service Co. of New
Hampshire, Puget Sound Energy, City of Richland, Sacramento Municipal
Utility District, San Diego Gas & Electric,
Seattle City Light, Snohomish Co. PUD, Southern California Edison,
Southern California Gas, Springfield Utilities Board, Tacoma Power,
Western Massachusetts Electric Company
Government Sponsors of BOC
U.S. Department
of Energy Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP), Washington State
Department of General Administration,
State
of Illinois, State of Minnesota, State of Ohio, New
York State Energy
Research
and Development Authority Organizational Sponsors of
BOC
- National Association of Power Engineers
- Local chapters of the American Society of Hospital Engineers,
National School Plan Management Association, and the International
Facility Management Association.
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