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About This Course

In this course, participants will be introduced to various energy-efficient strategies for achieving Super Low Energy (SLE) building status and alignment with the broader organisational sustainability goals.

The participants will get to hone their financial acumen to critically assess the financial soundness of sustainability initiatives for making informed decisions as well as explore strategies to engage key stakeholders, make a compelling case for sustainability initiatives and drive the adoption of new sustainable practices within their organisations.

By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to select and champion sustainability initiatives, influence decision-making, and lead their organisations toward a more sustainable future.

What You'll Learn

In this course, participants will explore the various classifications of energy-efficient buildings and gain an understanding of the risks associated with implementing energy-efficient strategies.

The participants will also delve into various strategies to maximise a building's super low energy potential and ensure optimal energy performance. Additionally, participants will develop the ability to utilise different financial analysis techniques to assess the feasibility of sustainability solutions for making informed decisions.

Finally, participants will learn effective approaches to communicate and implement sustainability strategies within their organisations, driving meaningful and lasting change.

Relevant Job Role(s)

Facilities, Property, Strata, Estate, Office, Operations, Project and Energy Management professionals, including directors, managers, consultants, engineers, educators, executives, officers and supervisors; and personnel responsible for driving and implementing sustainability initiatives

Minimum Entry Requirement

Participants are assumed to possess:

  • Basic knowledge of air-conditioning
  • Basic numeracy skills to perform calculations and analyses
  • Basic ability to read and write English to understand course materials, participate in discussions and complete the assessments
  • Possess at least 1-year of work-related experience or tertiary (technical) education level

Speakers

  • Wing Sin Lui

    Wing Sin Lui

    Mr Lui Wing Sin is a Senior Consultant in PrimusTech Pte Ltd, a company specialising in advanced integrated control and automation systems for high-performance commercial and industrial facilities. He holds a BE in Electrical Engineering from Monash University (Australia). He has worked for more than 40 years in the controls and building automation industry with multinational control companies including Honeywell and Invensys Process Systems. He was Chief Operating Officer of CNA (now renamed PrimusTech) from 2000 to 2007.

    As an engineer with a passion for energy efficiency and environmental sustainability, Mr Lui has shared his ideas and experiences with the Singapore public in sustainable building design and operation, over the past 25 years. He has also travelled extensively overseas, giving sustainability talks. He has been actively involved with many organisations in championing green environmental solutions. Such organisations include the World Energy Council, NEA, SEI (Singapore Environment Institute), BCA Academy, SEAS (Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore), IDA, EMA, MOE, PUB, JTC, ASHRAE, Institution of Engineers, NUS, NTU, Singapore Polytechnic, Republic Polytechnic and various schools.

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  • Darren Tang (Founder of WiP Learning & Consultancy)

    Darren Tang

    Founder of WiP Learning & Consultancy

    Darren is the Founder of WiP Learning & Consultancy, offering bespoke solutions that empower organisations and professionals to achieve peak performance.

    Before his current work, Darren spent nearly 15 years in the property and facilities management industry, where he developed expertise in managing various asset classes, including residential, retail, conservation shophouses, industrial, office, and educational institutions. Drawing on his extensive experience, Darren has taught facilities management courses for Liverpool John Moores University and Trent Global College of Technology and Management. He is a Fellow of the Singapore Institute of Building and has also served as a board member.

    Darren holds a Master of Learning and Professional Development (Distinction), a Bachelor of Science (1st Class Honours) in Entrepreneurship and Management and a Diploma in Building and Real Estate Management.

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