ISO 50001 Energy Management System - Best Practice
Date : 6 October 2016, Thursday Venue : Hilton Hotel Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
This workshop organised by IChemE and IEM provides the fundamentals of a close-loop energy management system, and its role in enabling sustained energy performance improvements. It gives participants good grounding on the requirements of ISO 50001, and encourages critical thinking in implementing and integrating ISO 50001 into the organisation. It also highlights best practices from organisations of all sizes and global locations.
Learning outcomes - Identify where and how much energy your organisation consumes
- Quantify your organisations' energy baseline and energy performance
- Compare your organisations' energy performance vs. that of your competitors
- Key frameworks to identify opportunities to improve energy performance
- Prioritise opportunities to maximise savings and reducing costs
- Define competencies to embed energy saving habits in your organisation
- Engage people in your organisation to save energy
- Develop an action plan for results
Course Facilitator
Kit Oung is an award-winning, energy savings director. He has written (and co-written) six energy management books, is Vice Chair at Energy Managers' Association, and Advisory Board member of Resource Efficiency research (EPOS) at University of Gent, 2degrees Network, and Institute of Chemical Engineers' Energy Leadership Forum. Kit works with businesses to achieve real-andachievable energy savings using high-return low-investment strategies and has 18 years of handson energy management experience in a range of commercial and industrial companies across four continents.
From a standards perspective, he was the convenor of ISO 50002, EN 16247 and PAS 51215. He is a lead auditor, trainer, and UK's principal expert for ISO 50001, and ISO 50003. Currently, Kit sits on ISO's JTCG committee writing the integrated use of management systems handbook.
Registration
IEM / IChemE member: RM700 + GST Non-member: RM850 + GST
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