OFC: Agenda
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Pierce College Fort Steilacoom
Cascade Building (CAS)
Room: C421- Student Activity Center
7:00AMSign-in and Networking–Breakfast
8:00 AMGreetings and Welcome:
- Introductions of College Representatives and years of service
8:15 AMWelcome toPierce College–President Denise Yochum
- “the work that you do is amazing, thank you as our unsung heroes”
- Basic housekeeping announcements – Jim Taylor
8:30 AMElevator Maintenance Control Plan MCP –Jack Day,L&I - ChiefElevator Inspector
- Tim Wheeler (TW) Things are changing, past was hands off. MCP needs a hands on approach. We need to make our system partners with LnI.
- Jack Day (JD) Has been with LNI for 11 years. 17,000 elevators in Washington. Building owners are responsible – not elevator companies.
- What if my elevators are out of compliance? Work with your service provider to “reset” the safety requirments. If you come to us by 06/30/2016 we will wave the due dates and let you get caught up. Lets get back to an annual repeatable system.
- 70% of elevators were uncompliant before MCP.
- Were is your MCP, What does it look like, hold your provider accountable.
- Know what is in your agreement and what isn’t.
- When is your yearly test due.
10:00 AM Break
10:15 AM OFC TO PARTICIPATE IN THE GREAT WASHINGTON SHAKE OUT
10:30AMWSU - Plant Operations Support Consortium – Edwin Valbert
- How does Plant Ops make money? Members, Fee for Service, and Grants.
- We are an objective party who can audit product specs.
- We work with WSU to test and develop emerging technology.
11:00 AMPreparingyour capital program for success – Wayne Doty, (SBCTC)
- We help build the system to prioritize and allocate limited funds.
- Whats unique regarding 15/19? Utilization.
12:00 PMWorking Lunch: Developing On-Campus CERT Teams - Chris MacKersie
- CERT training is a series of unit classes. It assigns responsibilities to organizations and individuals. Can be used to train campus staff on how to handle emergencies.
- Check out the FEMA guide for developing high quality school emergency operations plans.
1:00 PMFAE/Megamation/CTC Link & R25 Live – Kirk Knittle, Guy Hollingbury, Wayne Doty,
Gary Montgomery, Bill Wilkie
- Guy Hollingbury (GH) FAE is going away, directline has a rol in getting CTC working. Update to 2.5 and clean up data.
- Directline is a core system, important to go to 2.5
- Bill Wilkie (BW) Cleanup is needed but it is hard to see in FAE, convert to 2.5 and cleanup there.
2:30 PM Break
2:40 PMSBCTC - Capital Project/Budget Updates – Steve Lewandowski, (SBCTC)
- Status of Facility Condition Survey Updates & Schedule
- Minor list change tool refresher
- OCR civil rights audits – how to prepare & what to expect
3:40 PMDeveloping a reputation for excellence on your Campuses–Tim Wheeler
- A discussion of tools and techniques to enhance communication with your campus community
4:00 PM Adjourn Meetings - Tour of the campus - Jim Taylor
6:00 PM OFC Dinner – McNamara’s Pub and Eatery
Friday October 16th, 2015
7:15 AMMeet and greet, networking – Breakfast
8:00 AMOFC Business Meeting – Tim Wheeler (LWTech)
- Introductions of College Representatives and years of service
- Introductions of new Members & Guests
- John Kaniss – From PLU
- Laura Price – Paninsula Capitol 7 yrs – SBCTC Capital – South Puget Sound
- Greg Randell is back
- OFC Leadership Reports
- Secretary – Casey Huebner (LWTech)
- Approve Agenda & Minutes
- Approved by Dave, Seconded by Greg
- Update on web page and membership outreach
- Treasurer – Keith Penner (Grays Harbor)
- Will Email
- Vice Chair – Marty Mattes
- Reading of the constitution and support of what we are doing.
- Chair – Tim Wheeler
- Thur relief efforts of allocation model – some will receive more some less- 200 to 300 thousand less. Based on FTE and annual enrollments.
- Ready response plan for sexual crimes on campus. “right things for right reasons”
- CTC link – nothing worked, staff is being burned out in Spokane.
- Open discussion regarding CTC link.
9:00 AMOFC Housekeeping - Business Development Plan – Tim Wheeler
- Share – Business Development Plan (DRAFT)
- Discuss next steps for approval and implementation of our plan
- Dave J – lets aim to have the OFC member at the college of the SSEM chair be the laison to ofc.
- Vote to approve Business Plan after adjusted
- Dave J 1st
- Marty M 2nd
- All agree
- Dave J volunteered to help clean up the constitution and bylaws.
10:00 AMBreak
10:15 AMOFC 101 - PCAPPA – what is APPA and what it has to offer OFC members – Tony Guerrero
- WAPPA changing to NWAPPA
- Elevate facilities professional to influential leader.
- Proffessional development
- APPA thought leaders
- Services
- Supervisors toolkit
- EFP and CEFP
11:00 AMOFC Committee Reports:
- Safety Security Emergency Management (SSEM) – Jim Taylor
- Chris will now be Chair. Their old chair left the system
- Complience, cleary, Title 9, BIT, Armed Security are all topics
- CMMS Steering/FAE Conversion – Marty M., (Bates TC)
- Allmost all converted or on track. Very little problems in getting everyone over.
- OFC Website revival – Casey Huebner (LWTech)
- OFC 101/Best Practices – Tim Wheeler (LWTech)
11:20 AMBreak
11:30 AMOFC Business Meeting (continued) - (Box Lunch provided)
- Review – current OFC Constitution & OFC Bylaws
- Discuss need for a committee to review, refresh & revise
- Work Session: Hot Topics & Future Meetings Agenda - (Tim Wheeler (LWTech)
- February Meeting Agenda Items (1-5)
- Delegated Authority
- Small Works Roster roles
- DES PM roles and responsibilities
- WSU - Portfolio Manager
- Cythia Gross – Osha manuals, lni, science lab hygine plan, hazcom, sds
- Tony – LED lighting retrofits, exterior parking lot lights, human centric lighting
- Lunch Topic – Cynthia, Emergency Operations manager
- 2015-16 meeting dates & locations ( Feb - Bellevue, May - Bates, Oct)
- Thursday and Friday February 25th and 26th
- May needs to be aligned with SSEM
- Thank our Hosts
12:30 PMAdjourn
OFC Agenda October 15th 2015 (revised 08-31-2015)
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