Category: Upcoming Events

July Meeting 2020

Wednesday, July 29th – 11:00am-12:00pm – Virtual CEAC Meeting
Register HERE on Zoom

Please join the CEAC for an educational webinar featuring Global Water Technology. Brian Burgess, CWT, Director of Compliance and Education, will be discussing the following topics:

  • Water treatment overview- goals and practices for cooling systems
  • Best practices for energy efficiency
  • Troubleshooting tips and common pitfalls
  • Legionella updates from ASHRAE-12-2020
  • New technologies available to help engineers monitor and track performance
  • Q&A with speaker and various other members of Global Water’s Team

This meeting is free to all members to attend. We encourage you to share with your teams and networks. 

May Meeting 2020

CEAC Virtual General meeting

*UPDATED* May 27, 2020 11:30-12:30pm
Webinar/Panel with Midway Building Services and Spartan Chemical This webinar is free for Active and Associate members. Use the link to pre-register.

Topic: COVID-19 in the Workplace – A panel discussion on how to deal with COVID-19 in your buildings.The Chief Engineers Association is committed to providing you valuable resources to support you in your facilities. Join us as we transition to virtual meetings with a webinar panel to discuss best practices for functioning in this new normal. Midway Building Services and Spartan Chemical will review health and safety tips, dangers of dealing with COVID-19, and  processes, services and products they offer to disinfect areas exposed to COVID-19.

Register in advance for this webinar. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

View the associated videos prior to the webinar for more information. 

Upcoming Meetings

ATTENTION CEAC MEMBERS:

Due to COVID-19, our regular monthly gatherings are currently suspended. Virtual meetings, such as the May 20th event at 11:30am, will be arranged as possible, but your patience is requested as we all work together to get through this public health crisis.
Thank you, and please stay safe.
Chief Engineers of Chicagoland