Webinar
Trane® Design Assist™: Sustainable, High-Performance BAS Design
Join us for an engaging webinar to explore Trane Design Assist, a complimentary web application for creating smarter, more sustainable Building Automation System design.
Webinar Details
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Join us for an engaging webinar to explore Trane® Design Assist™, a complimentary web-based application designed to help you create smarter, more sustainable Building Automation System design. This innovative tool supports a variety of HVAC applications and offers scalable, customizable solutions for projects of any size.
From expansive buildings to smaller installations, Trane Design Assist provides the necessary tools and guidance to develop high-performing, reliable, and environmentally friendly designs—all within a free resource.
Whether you are new to our design tools or a seasoned user, this webinar will show you how to incorporate electrification of heat and other sustainable practices into your projects to enhance efficiency and meet environmental goals.
Learning Objectives:
- Implement Proven Strategies: Learn how to use industry-proven controls strategies and standards to create dependable and high-quality designs.
- Stay on Top of Evolving Requirements: Explore pre-engineered system level applications that are continuously being updated to meet evolving market requirements and ASHRAE® guideline standards.
- Customize for Specific Needs: Discover how to tailor flow diagrams, sequences, guide specifications, and points lists to match real-world design requirements.
- Generate Up-to-Date Project Specifications: Create project-specific guide specifications that incorporate the latest best practices, including cyber security.
- Scale Your Solutions: Understand how to manage projects of any size, from hospitals to office buildings, using scalable design canvases.
Register now to secure your spot and start transforming your projects!
Speaker
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Marianne Hurley
Marianne Hurley is the Project Owner for Trane® Design Assist™, where she is responsible for working with cross-functional teams in implementing continuous feature development and enhancements for the web-based tool. She also manages Trane® Design Assist’s marketing communications and user support.
Marianne first joined Trane in 2016 as an Engineering Specialist at a local commercial sales office in which she worked on Building Automation System project layouts of all sizes before moving into her current role in 2019. Prior to her time at Trane, she also worked as a Building Efficiency Sales Engineer for a few years in the HVAC industry.
She holds a B.S. in Engineering Management from Clarkson University and pursued a M.S. within the same discipline.
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Ken Pruner
Ken Pruner has been with Trane since 2008 and joined the Trane Design Assist development team in 2017. His primary responsibilities are focused on the development and continuous enhancement of the Trane Design Assist productivity tool. Prior to 2017, Ken worked as a Trane controls account executive providing controls solutions for commercial and industrial buildings to reduce energy consumption by implementing heating and cooling control strategies.
Ken graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, N.Y., with a degree in Industrial and Manufacturing Technology. After graduation, Ken worked as a Controls Project Engineer developing, programming, and commissioning industrial and food processing control systems associated with film manufacturing, building ventilation, sauce batching/cooking and hot water sterilization systems.
Ken resides in Rochester, N.Y., and enjoys spending his free time hiking, boating, and fishing with his family.
