Who teaches
this workshop?
Actually two former NFPA staff
for these two documents
Mark Ode is Lead Engineering Instructor for UL
Knowledge Services for Underwriters Laboratories
Inc. in RTP, North Carolina. He has been an
electrician, an electrical contractor, and a Vice
President of an engineering firm. He worked for
the National Fire Protection Association. He was
the Executive Secretary for the NFPA Electrical
Section and staff liaison for the Electrical Equipment
in Chemical Atmospheres Committee. He was a
technical editor for the 1993, 1996, and 1999 editions
of the NEC. He was involved in the development of
the 1993, 1996 and 1999 NEC workshops, the 1996
NEC Changes video, the 1999 NEC Changes book,
and the 1999 and 2002 NEC Expert video series. He
is presently a member of NEC Panels 3 & 13, and the
NEC Correlating Committee. He is a former member
of NEC Panels 4 & 20.
Burton Klein, PE, spent 20 years with the National
Fire Protection Association as its chief health care
fire protection engineer. He edited the 1st 5 editions
of the Health Care Facilities Handbook (on NFPA
99). He is author of the ASHE Fire, Electrical & Life
Safety Compendium. He is a co-author of the NFPA
book Fire & Life Safety in Health Care Facilities. He
is now president of his own company, Burton Klein
Associates, Newton, MA, specializing in fire and
electrical safety issues in health care facilities. He
is presently a member of NFPA Technical Committee
on Electrical Systems (NFPA 99). Prior to NFPA, he
was director of Medical Engineering Department at
Tufts-New England Medical Center in Boston, MA.
burtonklein@gmail.com
www.ULUniversity.com
WORKSHOP ON
NFPA 70, National Electrical Code®
and NFPA 99, Standard for
Health Care Facilities®
This is the first seminar to focus exclusively on electrical system requirements
for health care facilities – through the
performance and testing criteria in NFPA
99, Standard for Health Care Facilities, and
the installation requirements in NFPA 70,
National Electrical Code. These two nationally recognized documents have significant
impact on the full spectrum of health care
facilities: from designing and building, to
operating. They affect the electrical safety
of patients, visitors, and staff. NFPA 99 was
revised for 2012; NFPA 70 has been revised
for 2011.
Now is the time to learn about them from
the two instructors who literally know these
documents inside and out. They staffed
the committees that revised the documents. Burton Klein edited five editions
of the NFPA 99 Handbook on Health Care
Facilities; Mark Ode edited three editions
of the NEC. Now you can learn from them
directly.
When:
Location:
Tuesday & Wednesday
June 18 & 19, 2013
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.
2600 N.W. Lake Road
Camas, WA 98607
Tel. 407-859-1500
(off state Route 500)
Coming back to
Oregon & Washington State
June 18 & 19, 2013
Attend the only
workshop on the
NEC® Article 517 Health Care Facilities
and
Electrical Systems
Requirements in
NFPA 99,
Standard for
Health Care Facilities
ASHE members can
request 14.5 contact hours for this
workshop when applying for,
or renewing, their CHFM certification
1.6 CEUs awarded by IACET
(check with appropriate state agency
for acceptance of IACET CEUs)
burtonklein@gmail.com
www.ULUniversity.com
Program for
Oregon & Washington State
DAY 1
7:30-8:00AMRegistration
8:00AM-5:00PMProgram
DAY 2
8:00AM-5:00PMProgram
Topics Presented
• Operating (electrically) in the health care world
• Structure, organization, using NFPA 70 & NFPA 99
• Areas in health care facilities
• Electrical distribution systems in health care
facilities (general)
- From utility supply to patient rooms
- Wiring of patient rooms
- Isolated power systems
- Anesthetizing locations
- Wet (procedure) locations
- Selective coordination
• Essential electrical systems (general)
(including NFPA 110)
•Type 1 EES
- Sources
- Distribution
- Performance & testing
- Installation
- Maintenance
• Type 2 EES
• Type 3 EES
• Conclusion
• Certificates of attendance
Refreshments provided in the morning and afternoon
Lunch on your own.
Note: It is recommended that attendees bring a copy
of NFPA 70 & NFPA 99 to workshop.
Who should attend?
•Hospital facility engineers
•Nursing home facility engineers
•Electrical inspectors
•Electrical contractors
•Electrical maintenance personnel
•Designers, architects, planners
•Insurers, risk managers
What you will learn:
•How NFPA 70 & 99 are organized
•How to use NFPA 70 & 99 more efficiently and effectively
•Requirements for the electrical
system (including life safety & critical branch power) in health care facilities
•Specialty equipment requirements
What you will receive:
• An Attendee Guide (workbook)
• A certificate of attendance
Register by mail:
Fill out this form (please print), and mail, along with a check (see
Fee schedule, bottom of middle column) for each attendee to:
Burton Klein Associates, 29 Gray Birch Terrace
(Suite 1), Newton, MA 02460-1829
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Fill out above form above and information below.
Fax this sheet to (617) 663-6420
Register by phone:
Call (617) 916-1827, and be prepared to provide
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Payment method:
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Fee:
$695.00 per person*
($599.00 per person if registered by
May 31st. Advance registration
recommended as there is limited seating)
*Receive a 10% reduction on your registration if
3 other persons attend on your recommendation.
Hotel:
(provide card no. & exp. date)
There are several hotels near UL offices: Heathman
Lodge, Vancouver, Tel. 360-254-3100; Phoenix Inn Suites,
Vancouver, Tel. 360-891-9777; Staybridge Suites, Vancouver,
Tel. 360-891-8282. Request UL rate when calling.
Cancellations or substitutions:
Contact burtonklein@gmail.com for future dates & location.
www.ULUniversity.com
Registration substitutions may be made up
to the time of the seminar. Advance notice is
appreciated, but not necessary. Cancellations after
June 4th will incur a $75.00 cancellation fee.