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Society Level Awards
Zuraimi Sultan
Awarded in 2017
Distinguished Service Award
This award recognizes members of ASHRAE who have served the Society faithfully and with distinction on committees or otherwise given freely of their time and talent on behalf of the Society (15 service points are required).
- A completed DSA/ESA Point Tally Form (available via the Honors and Awards Webpage), current ASHRAE Biographical Record, and digital photo must be submitted with each nomination
- Recognition is in the form of a plaque and lapel pin
- No limit on number awarded per year
- Deadline for nomination: May 1
Wahid Maref
Awarded in 2017
Distinguished Service Award
This award recognizes members of ASHRAE who have served the Society faithfully and with distinction on committees or otherwise given freely of their time and talent on behalf of the Society (15 service points are required).
- A completed DSA/ESA Point Tally Form (available via the Honors and Awards Webpage), current ASHRAE Biographical Record, and digital photo must be submitted with each nomination
- Recognition is in the form of a plaque and lapel pin
- No limit on number awarded per year
- Deadline for nomination: May 1
Kamel Haddad
Awarded in 2017
Distinguished Service Award
This award recognizes members of ASHRAE who have served the Society faithfully and with distinction on committees or otherwise given freely of their time and talent on behalf of the Society (15 service points are required).
- A completed DSA/ESA Point Tally Form (available via the Honors and Awards Webpage), current ASHRAE Biographical Record, and digital photo must be submitted with each nomination
- Recognition is in the form of a plaque and lapel pin
- No limit on number awarded per year
- Deadline for nomination: May 1
Regional Level Awards
Chapter Service Award
Regional Award of Merit and Chapter Service Award
Both awards recognize activities and contributions of members at the regional and chapter level. Ten (10) points are required for the Regional Award of Merit; Twelve (12) points are required for the Chapter Service Award.
- Recognition is in the form of a certificate
- Nominations are made by delegate from candidate's chapter at the Chapters Regional Conference (CRC)
- An updated ASHRAE Biographical Record and Point Tally Form are required for the Regional Award of Merit and the Chapter Service Award (Available via the Honors and Awards webpage)
- Regional Award of Merit - No Limit on awards per chapter per year in each region
- Chapter Service Award - No Limit on awards per chapter per year in each region
Chapter Service Award
Regional Award of Merit and Chapter Service Award
Both awards recognize activities and contributions of members at the regional and chapter level. Ten (10) points are required for the Regional Award of Merit; Twelve (12) points are required for the Chapter Service Award.
- Recognition is in the form of a certificate
- Nominations are made by delegate from candidate's chapter at the Chapters Regional Conference (CRC)
- An updated ASHRAE Biographical Record and Point Tally Form are required for the Regional Award of Merit and the Chapter Service Award (Available via the Honors and Awards webpage)
- Regional Award of Merit - No Limit on awards per chapter per year in each region
- Chapter Service Award - No Limit on awards per chapter per year in each region
Regional Award of Merit
Regional Award of Merit and Chapter Service Award
Both awards recognize activities and contributions of members at the regional and chapter level. Ten (10) points are required for the Regional Award of Merit; Twelve (12) points are required for the Chapter Service Award.
- Recognition is in the form of a certificate
- Nominations are made by delegate from candidate's chapter at the Chapters Regional Conference (CRC)
- An updated ASHRAE Biographical Record and Point Tally Form are required for the Regional Award of Merit and the Chapter Service Award (Available via the Honors and Awards webpage)
- Regional Award of Merit - No Limit on awards per chapter per year in each region
- Chapter Service Award - No Limit on awards per chapter per year in each region
Regional Award of Merit
Regional Award of Merit and Chapter Service Award
Both awards recognize activities and contributions of members at the regional and chapter level. Ten (10) points are required for the Regional Award of Merit; Twelve (12) points are required for the Chapter Service Award.
- Recognition is in the form of a certificate
- Nominations are made by delegate from candidate's chapter at the Chapters Regional Conference (CRC)
- An updated ASHRAE Biographical Record and Point Tally Form are required for the Regional Award of Merit and the Chapter Service Award (Available via the Honors and Awards webpage)
- Regional Award of Merit - No Limit on awards per chapter per year in each region
- Chapter Service Award - No Limit on awards per chapter per year in each region
Chapter Level Awards
Baker-Oakes Award of Excellence
The AL OAKES AWARD OF EXCELLENCE was established in memory of Past-President Al Oakes, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the Ottawa Valley Chapter of ASHRAE.
*In the 2014-2015 Chapter Year, this award was renamed as the BAKER-OAKES AWARD OF EXCELLENCE, to also recognize the contributions of Past-President Paul Baker to the Chapter.
The award is presented to acknowledge a member's dedication and service to the chapter.
| 2016-2017* | Steve Moons | 2015-2016* | Roderic Potter |
| 2014-2015* | Aaron Dobson | 2013-2014 | Joel Primeau |
| 2012-2013 | Patrick Albert | 2011-2012 | Mike Swayne |
| 2010-2011 | Chris Frauley & Barry Riddell |
2009-2010 | - |
| 2008-2009 | Stephen Lynch | 2007-2008 | Jason Alexander |
| 2006-2007 | - | 2005-2006 | Imtee Baksh |
| 2004-2005 | - | 2003-2004 | Cynthia Gillis |
| 2002-2003 | Tony Doyon | 2001-2002 | Glenn MacLean |
| 2000-2001 | Robert Lefebvre | 1999-2000 | Cathy Godin |
| 1998-1999 | Robert Kilpatrick | 1997-1998 | Frank Bann |
| 1996-1997 | Chris Healey | 1995-1996 | - |
| 1994-1995 | Marc Carriere | 1993-1994 | Paul Seguin |
| 1992-1993 | - | 1991-1992 | Frank Vaculik |
| 1990-1991 | Jim Gregory | 1989-1990 | Don McKeen |
| 1988-1989 | Frank Tipper | 1987-1988 | Dalton McIntyre |
| 1986-1987 | Ray Young | 1985-1986 | Keith Murfin |
| 1984-1985 | Paul Baker | 1983-1984 | George Carscallen |
Regional Technology Awards
Chapter Technology Awards
1st Place
Ross McIntyre
Goodkey Weedmark & Associates Ltd.
Ciena Canada Buildings B&C – 5050 Innovation Drive
1st Place
Georges Maamari
Bouthillette Parizeau Inc.
Ecole des Cavalier
This new school includes 4 preschool classrooms, 24 regular classrooms, an after school care facility, a library, a gymnasium, multipurpose spaces and administrative offices. This school is a functional building adjusted to meet the needs of young children while minimizing the impact on the environment through the use of sensible construction processes and materials. Three (3) ground source heat pumps combined with 16 wells are used to heat and cool the entire building. High-efficiency natural gas condensing boilers are used to supplement the low temperature hot water heating system during peak winter days. With variable frequency drives installed on all distribution pumps and central air handling systems, all air and water installations operate as a variable flow systems, Energy recovery is installed on all exhaust air system to pre-heat or pre-cool fresh air. CO2 sensors were installed in all classrooms and offices allowing a significant reduction in fresh air while maintaining a high indoor air quality. The building’s energy model revealed it to be 70,7% more energy efficient than ASHRAE 90.1-2007. Many of the energy efficiency measures implemented during the construction has allowed the building to submit for a LEED® Gold certification. (Certification is pending)
Institutional Buildings - Existing
1st Place
Frank Bann
Goodkey Weedmark & Associates Ltd.
Longfields-Davidson Heights S.S. – Addition
A 6,000 m2, three (3) storey secondary school designed with multiple sustainable features and to OCDSB Guidelines. The facility includes classroom areas, atrium, gathering area, and gymnasium with change room facilities. The building will receive Enbridge and HPNC grants for high efficiency A/C units, energy efficient lighting and use of variable speed drives.
Sustainable Features Included:
- Full energy modeling during design with evaluation of systems
- High performance, energy efficient, LED light fixtures
- Energy efficient mechanical systems
- High efficiency condensing boiler & water heaters
- Energy exhaust heat recovery for rooftop units
- Variable speed pumping, fans & compressors
- Full direct digital control systems
- Occupancy sensors for open areas and classrooms
- Photocell and time switch controlled exterior light fixtures integrated with DDC system.
