Course Title: Professional interpersonal skills for hospitality engineering staff
Course Category: Hospitality and Tourism Subcategory: Engineering and Maintenance
Course Location: Course Date: 31 December 2024
€4870

One week


Professional interpersonal skills for hospitality engineering staff

Energy management is becoming an increasingly important issue for hospitality facilities. Energy costs can represent a significant portion of a facility's operating expenses, and reducing energy consumption can have a significant impact on a facility's bottom line. This training course aims to provide participants with an understanding of the basic principles, strategies, and technologies involved in energy management for hospitality facilities.

Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Understand the basic principles of energy management
Identify opportunities for reducing energy consumption in hospitality facilities
Implement energy management strategies and best practices
Evaluate the performance of energy management systems and technologies
Develop and implement energy conservation measures

Who Should Attend this Course

This course is ideal for maintenance technicians, facilities managers, and engineering supervisors who are responsible for managing energy consumption and costs in hospitality facilities.

Course Outline

Day 1: Introduction to Energy Management

- Basics of energy management
- Types of energy management systems used in hospitality facilities
- Key components of energy management systems
- Understanding energy management terminology

Day 2: Energy Management Strategies and Best Practices

- Understanding energy consumption in hospitality facilities
- Identifying opportunities for energy savings
- Developing and implementing energy management strategies
- Best practices for energy management

Day 3: Energy Management Technologies

- Understanding energy management technologies
- HVAC systems and controls
- Lighting systems and controls
- Energy management software and tools

Day 4: Energy Management System Performance Evaluation

- Evaluating the performance of energy management systems
- Measuring and monitoring energy consumption
- Identifying and analyzing energy consumption data
- Developing performance reports and metrics

Day 5: Energy Conservation Measures

- Developing and implementing energy conservation measures
- Retrofits and upgrades to existing systems
- Energy-efficient design for new construction
- Sustainable energy management practices

Outputs

By the end of this course, participants will have gained a thorough understanding of the fundamental principles and practices of energy management in hospitality facilities. They will be able to identify opportunities for energy savings, develop and implement energy management strategies, evaluate the performance of energy management systems and technologies, and develop and implement energy conservation measures. This training course will provide participants with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively manage energy consumption and costs in hospitality facilities.

Throughout the course, participants will have the opportunity to work on practical exercises and case studies to apply the concepts and skills they have learned. The course will also include interactive discussions and opportunities for participants to share their experiences and insights.

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