Training / Seminars
Heapy Engineering has been one of the area’s leading trainers offering classes that cover a variety of topics. Heapy’s goal is to provide the latest information in energy efficiency, sustainable design, design technology, and more.
Some of Heapy Engineering’s past course offerings have included:
- Application of LEED Construction Credits
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Building Commissioning 101
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Greening up Your Specs
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Introduction to LEED
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Leadership for Green Communities
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LEED Accreditation Process
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LEED for Existing Buildings (EB O+M) Review
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Lighting Controls and Energy Reduction Strategies
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Owner’s Panel – Why did we Pursue LEED?
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Sustainability, Liability and You!
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The Tools of Sustainable Design
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Universities who have Gone Green
Heapy Engineering’s seminars are offered in Dayton, OH, Columbus, OH and in the Indianapolis area. Seminars are presented in one to three hour increments as well as in all day sessions. Timing of the sessions can vary, but most are offered over the lunch hour with a box lunch provided. Sessions are normally offered several times a month and are also available during the company’s annual Dayton Green Expo. Sessions range in price depending on the length and whether a meal is included.
As an authorized Education Provider for the AIA, Heapy Engineering is able to offer learning units for its approved courses to AIA members and will register their participation with the AIA. However, all attendees will receive a certificate of participation that can be used to document their attendance at a seminar.
Our course instructors include Heapy staff members who have years of experience in their field and actual hands on experience in what they are presenting. Our course instructors have also included local government staff, elected officials, university architects and more who have agreed to provide their own unique perspective and experience to the audience.
More information on current seminars can be found on the web site or by contacting Vickie Blakey at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .