Architectural Lighting Controls

When:
November 19, 2019 @ 11:30 am – 2:30 pm
2019-11-19T11:30:00-05:00
2019-11-19T14:30:00-05:00
Where:
Feather Sound Country Club
2201 Feather Sound Dr Clearwater
FL 33762
Cost:
$25 - $30

PRESENTER:  Allen M. Weiss PE, LC, Member Emeritus IES

Overview of the current code issues regarding lighting controls and detailed discussion on the various types of lighting controls available and their practical application.

Cost is $25.00 per person (members) / $30.00 per person (non members) and includes lunch.

Your attendance is expected once confirming your RSVP as we reserve food and space. No shows may be asked to prepay for future events to guarantee a reservation. Please cancel or confirm at least 7 days in advance to event (by 11/5).

Allen M. Weiss is a lighting design professional presently working as a certified continuing education provider for the SESCO lighting Company in Maitland Florida.  He is a graduate of Drexel University (1989 alumni award in electrical engineering) with a BS in electrical engineering.   Mr. Weiss is a P.E by examination and is presently registered in seven states (Florida, Pennsylvania., Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, North Carolina and Texas retired).  Mr. Weiss is a nationally certified LC by examination.

Mr. Weiss has personally designed or supervised the design of over 30 million square ft. of facility lighting designs, many for fortune 100 and fortune 500 clients.  Additionally, he has worked on the lighting design of several major roadway, tunnel and bridge projects including Orlando Florida’s East West (408) Expressway and major portions of Charleston West Virginia’s interstate highway system.  Several of his lighting designs merited design awards through the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) and the magazine “Architectural Record”.  A list of his lighting design projects is available upon request.

Mr. Weiss has taught lighting design as an adjunct professor at Pittsburgh’s La Roche College as well as lectured on lighting design topics at Seminole State College, Brevard Community College, Indian River State College and through his affiliation with the Illuminating Engineering Society  (IES).  Mr. Weiss served as section chairman of the IES in Philadelphia Pa.

A partial listing of his work experience follows;

Sales engineer-Holophane Corp.-Philadelphia Pa. – 2 years

Electrical department head –Howard Needles Tammen & Bergendoff- Haverford Pa. –seven years

Director electrical engineering/lighting design services-Ballinger-Philadelphia Pa.-eleven years

Partner & director electrical engineering/lighting design services-CUH2A-Princeton NJ- eleven years

Director electrical engineering/lighting design services- Astorino-Pittsburgh Pa. – four years

Manager of continuing education -SESCO lighting-Winter Park Fl. – fifteen years