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Jim Dent, Senior Preconstruction Manager, Weifield GroupJim has 40+ years of electrical experience and possesses an exceptional skill set which includes the ability to manage large, complex projects and use his institutional knowledge to lead vested parties – both internal and external — to success. He has a proven track record in preconstruction management, design-build delivery, estimating, budget, and cost control.Jim was an instructor for the Independent Electrical Contractors – Rocky Mountain (IECRM) apprenticeship program for ten consecutive years and also served as chairperson of the Apprentice and Training Committee for ten years. He is a past president of the Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) – Rocky Mountain Region, is an active member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) – Colorado Chapter, currently serving on the USGBC Market Leader Advisory Board, and served two terms on the Colorado State Electrical Board. He is an expert in National Electrical Code (NEC) and the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), having taught numerous educational seminars on the impacts of each. |
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Kevin Perri, Manager, Sustainability Services, NORESCOKevin has been greatly involved in the codes nationally and more locally in Colorado. He presented for the International Code Council, the Mayors Sustainability Summit, the United State Green Building Council, and to architects, engineers, and owners around the nation. Kevin’s background is in mechanical engineering and holds certifications as a commercial energy inspector and plans examiner, certified energy manager, certified commissioning provider, and holds a LEED AP. As a committee member of the code adoption process for the 2018 code cycle he was able to help provide guidance to the AEC community on upcoming changes to the energy code. He is currently working with the State of Colorado’s Energy office to educate and promote energy efficiency across the state, training designers how the net zero energy process can be achieved, helping to write the electrification pathway for different jurisdictions, and is the moderator for the upcoming code hearings for the City and County of Denver. |