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FACILITIES MANAGEMENT- STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT- STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN. Step Change Campaign Summary of results. STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN. The StepChange Campaign Campaign organised by FM and Communications Run from 27 th of April to 31 st of May 2010 Targeted all Imperial College staff and students

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FACILITIES MANAGEMENT- STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN

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  1. FACILITIES MANAGEMENT- STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN Step Change Campaign Summary of results

  2. STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN The StepChange Campaign • Campaign organised by FM and Communications • Run from 27th of April to 31st of May 2010 • Targeted all Imperial College staff and students • Asked: “Share your ideas for cutting energy waste” • Responses via email or paper postcard • Draw to win a £150 Amazon voucher

  3. STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN Who responded? • 339 recommendations from 207 respondents

  4. STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN

  5. STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN The 6 Greatest Categories of waste • Biggest Energy Wasters: • Heating • Lighting • Computers 27% 24% 18% 16% 9% 6%

  6. STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN Category 1 (Thermal Comfort ): Heating around campus is too high Conditioned air is often being wasted Recommendations: • Reduce heating temperatures • Allow for more control via local thermostats or ventilation Quotes: “It is uncomfortably hot even on cold days, so we end up opening the windows.” “In the library everyone only wore a t-shirt during January and February (the outside temp was -5oC)”

  7. STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN Category 1 cont’d (Thermal Comfort ): Air conditioning in some areas is excessive Recommendations: • Reduce cooling temperatures • Allow for more control via local thermostats or ventilation Quotes: “I had many lectures in LT664 MechEng from January - March. The air con in this room was constantly on even when there was snow falling outside! Nobody could turn the air con off and students sat in their coats and scarves.”

  8. STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN Category 3 (Lighting): Lights are left on when not needed (at night, in unoccupied areas, in ample daylight) Recommendations: • Install presence and photocell sensors • Educate people to turn lights off • Assign responsibility • Set reminders Quotes: “So Lights in the SAF labs are on over night. I am the only lab who switches them off.” “After a class takes place, nobody bothers to turn the lights off.”

  9. STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN Category 4 (Equipment): Computers and other equipment are left on when not used/overnight Recommendations: • Educate people to turn computers off • Set up an automatic /central shut down • Set up the VPN so that you don't need your computer left on to access it remotely Quotes: “In an office of around 10 people, I am the only one who turns off my computer at the end of each day!” “Aeronautics department has 60 computers inaccessible from 23:00 to 07:00 yet they remain switched on the entire time.”

  10. STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN Category 5 (Waste & Recycling): The College could recycle more Recommendations: • Build awareness on recycling • Have a recycling bin next to all printers • Widen the range of recycling bins ( i.e. to include food waste recycling) Quotes: “In the hospital campuses most of the waste that seems to fill the bin is plastic bottles or paper rubbish.” “We only have one paper bin on our floor.”

  11. STEPCHANGE CAMPAIGN Next Steps for FM • Prioritise recommendations • Set an implementation plan & assign responsibility • Communicate findings and action plan • Implement changes

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