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HVAC for Senior Living Facilities (Webinar)

 

February 17, 2027
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Wednesday Lunch & Learns - Live Webinars with Torti Gallas + Partners

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Wednesday Lunch & Learns – Live Webinars with Torti Gallas + Partners

AIAPV has partnered with Torti Gallas + Partners to provide a limited number of slots for live webinar access to the firm's Lunch & Learn CEU events, held on one Wednesday each month. We are grateful for Torti Gallas' support, which allows the chapter to offer this valuable benefit to our members.


HVAC for Senior Living Facilities

This course provides an overview of HVAC system selection and design considerations for senior living facilities, focusing on occupant health, safety, and welfare. Participants will compare common system types—VTAC, split systems, VRF, and water source heat pumps—evaluating their impact on indoor air quality, thermal comfort, energy performance, and maintenance. The course reviews key code requirements, including ASHRAE 62.1, 90.1, and 15, and highlights sustainable design strategies such as LEED and Passive House. Through real-world examples, attendees will gain practical insight into designing HVAC systems that support safe, healthy, and efficient environments for vulnerable populations.

Credits:
1 LU/HSW

Please note: You must attend the entire session to receive continuing education credit.

Prerequisite Knowledge
Participants should have a basic understanding of building systems and general HVAC concepts. No advanced technical or engineering design experience is required.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify common HVAC system types used in senior living facilities, including VTAC, split systems, VRF, and water source heat pumps.

  • Evaluate the advantages and limitations of each system based on energy efficiency, cost, maintenance, and occupant comfort.

  • Explain key HVAC-related code requirements, including ASHRAE 62.1 (ventilation), 90.1 (energy), and 15 (refrigerants), and their impact on system design.

  • Apply system selection strategies that support indoor air quality, thermal comfort, and safe, efficient operation in senior living environments.

Provider: GPI/Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. (L231); Course Number: 26HVACSR

AIA credits and certificates will be processed by GPI.

Webinar viewing details are in the confirmation email.

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Tickets

$10.00 AIAPV Member - HVAC for Senior Living Facilities

$10.00 Other AIA Member - HVAC for Senior Living Facilities

$15.00 Non-Member - HVAC for Senior Living Facilities