Ashraf “Ash” Faraj, Account Executive at LONG Building Technologies, was the lucky winner of the $25.00 Starbucks gift card at the November Chapter meeting. Ashraf is a recent new member of the Puget Sound Chapter. Congratulations Ash and welcome to our chapter! Anyone who recently joined our Chapter, who attends as a guest, who brings a…
Puget Sound Engineering Council is hosting a mentor night at Seattle University. When: November 29th, 2017 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Where: Seattle University, 901 12th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98122 The events are intended for students to speak with engineering professionals in person, and no ongoing mentoring relationship is expected. Food and refreshments will be…
Notkin Mechanical Engineers is seeking a senior-level Mechanical Designer to join our team in downtown Seattle. We are a mid-sized, consulting mechanical design engineering firm with a rich, local history full of involvement in landmark projects for over sixty years. Today, Notkin’s work spans the Pacific Northwest, as well as Alaska, California, and Hawaii. We…
Notkin Mechanical Engineers is seeking a Project Engineer to join our team in downtown Seattle. We are a mid-sized, consulting mechanical design engineering firm with a rich, local history full of involvement in landmark projects for over sixty years. Today, Notkin’s work spans the Pacific Northwest, as well as Alaska, California, and Hawaii. We employ…
The Puget Sound chapter of the American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) invites students enrolled at the University of Washington (UW), North Seattle College (NSC), and Shoreline Community College (SCC) to apply for the Puget Sound ASHRAE scholarship. Students of other HVAC programs or programs of ASHRAE related industries in the Puget…
We had a great turnout to hear about the City of Seattle’s upcoming Building Tune Up and Accelerator program. We had 70 guests in attendance at the Motif hotel ballroom in downtown Seattle. Our guests speakers were Sandra Mallory and Nicole Ballinger from the Office of Sustainability and the Environment. Find out ore about the Ordinance here: http://www.seattle.gov/environment/buildings-and-energy/seattle-building-tune-ups/about…
For those of you who were unable to make this month’s chapter meeting, we had an excellent time with over 60 guests in attendance at the Motif hotel ballroom in downtown Seattle. Students, ASHRAE members, and even non-members were welcomed to join us in our discussion on the current and future trends of refrigerant…
‘All of our ducts in a row’, ‘It’s not BTU.. it’s me’, ‘Heaters gonna heat, heat, heat, heat, heat’, ‘Freeze a jolly good fellow’. Those are just a sampling of the clever team names that the participants concocted during our recent ASHRAE Puget Sound Chapter Trivia event. The Trivia Night was put on by…
Hello Puget Sound ASHRAE members! Even though the 2015 Washington State Energy Code may still feel new, the development of the next Code is about to be underway! Code change proposals are due to the State Building Code Council by March 2018. Our local Codes are developed through a combination of national changes brought down…