Continental breakfast provided Welcome and Introductions

Instructor –  Martin Wood, IEE

Discuss EPA, RRP, Lead Paint law which went into effect in April 2010, and what changed when Massachusetts took over the rule, renaming it, as well, to Massachusetts Lead-Safe Renovator-Supervisor training. Discuss the rules and regulations and the effect it has on the job scopes for pre 1978 buildings, the difference between lead abatement and renovation activities, what constitutes a renovation and when it is just a minor repair maintenance, and how these regulations will affect the overall scope of work for both emergency services and repair.

Instructors – Bob Morelli, First Realty Management
Adriana Guzzo, NALP, NAAEI Faculty, Peabody Properties, Inc.

Marketing affordable housing can have its challenges and attracting applicants who meet your criteria can sometimes be a daunting task. Join us for innovative tips and techniques to incorporate your maintenance staff into your marketing tactics. Minimize vacancy and increase resident retention by leveraging this often overlooked marketing staff.

Instructors- James P. Collins IV, Manager, ABCD, Inc.
Elisabeth Krautscheid, Consultant, ABCD, Inc.
Bruce Marshall, Emerson Swan training coordinator
Tom Protasewich, Emerson Swan

Applied Products Bruce Marshall with Emerson Swan will talk about issues and awareness with high efficiency systems and the importance of water treatment and proactive maintenance programs. This session will be geared towards educating property management and maintenance professionals on what to look for and be aware of when upgrading to a high efficiency system and implementing new equipment into old systems.

Instructor – Rick Perini, P.E., MBR – Senior Manager & Consultant at ARS

Ice Dams Take over New England 2015!  What caused Ice Dams to be a catastrophic event in 2015? What are the best prevention steps for both your roofs and attic temperature? What are the potential damages caused by ice dams? Safe ways to remove ice dams

NAHP/NAHMT/NAHMS/CGPM Swearing in Ceremony Lunch Provided

Instructor – Bill Scherer,Clean Green Solutions

Green Cleaning Products….gone are the days of pouring bleach in the old yellow mop bucket and going to work.  In this workshop, we’ll talk about greening the cleaning products in your janitorial closet…for real!   We will also go in depth on the products being used at home…letting you know what chemicals are in your brand name cleaning products and what those chemicals do to you. Trust me…you will not look at cleaning products the same after this workshop!

Instructors – Michael Worrick, Wingate Management

An important approach to preparing for a REAC inspection is to identify the “big-ticket” items that have the most impact on your score. Prioritizing your efforts by addressing “big ticket” items is the most efficient use of your time and will likely result in an improve REAC score*. Health and safety area will be defined in detail for added clarification.

*This sponsored training contains an overview of the subject matter. Nothing should be construed as the presenter providing legal advice or guidance. Rather, the course is an overview of the topic.

 

Instructors – Natalie Antos and Ann Chaffey, Sherwin Williams

Paint 101

• Understanding the difference in paint quality by discussing the chemical make up of paint Volume solids and Titanium Dioxide Paint sheens and textures for wall and ceilings
• Proper techniques for applying paint Possible hands on application if applicable

Flooring 101

• Carpet quality by ounce weight
• Different types of flooring, nylon, poly, ptt Pad Hard surface and LVT options
• Measuring and cutting, cost per unit vs cost per foot

Instructor – Catherine Downing, Esq., The Law Offices of Catherine F. Downing and Associates

This training is designed as an overview for all site staff that want to understand fair housing laws as related to on-site practices. Front-line staff have the most contact with residents, so this workshop covers all key elements under fair housing, including all protected classes and residents with disabilities, with a specific focus on how Fair Housing and Reasonable Accommodations directly impact front-line maintenance and custodial staff.  Students will learn how to respond to resident requests for assistance that are outside the normal scope of work, what questions can and cannot be asked of a resident; as well as requirements and best practices for assisting residents after work hours, responding to work orders and companion/service animals.