KLH Institute
KLH Engineers understands the importance of continued education and training of company staff members. It is a responsibility that has been instilled within the culture of our firm. Thus, KLH Engineers offers 
tailored educational programs for architects, owners, and design professionals through the KLH Institute. The KLH Institute is an AIA Continuing Education System Registered Provider. We offer both Sustainable Design (SD) and Health, Safety and Welfare (HSW) AIA Learning Units (LU). The Institute also accepts requests for specific programs of client interest or needs. Courses are offered at the KLH Training Center or at an off-site preferred location.
For information on AIA approved courses or to request a specific course topic, contact Andrew Wilson
awilson@klhengrs.com
Below is a listing of currently AIA approved courses.
How HVAC Systems Are Selected
- ME 101 (1.5 HSW)
Provides design professionals with a basic understanding of the process involved in selecting HVAC systems for construction projects. The participant will also come away with a greater understanding of the various system types and why one vs. another is used based on project constraints.
Understanding Energy Transfer As it Relates to Mechanical Systems
- ME 102 (1.0 HSW)
Educates participants on understanding the physics of energy transfer, analyzing physical limitations of existing building conditions, and strategies for maintaining aesthetics of original architectural design.
Increase Building Performance Through LEED/Mechanical Design
- ME 201( 1.0 HSW)
Offers design professionals a basic understanding of the components involved in creating higher performing (energy use) facilities by employing LEED concepts in your Mechanical design.
Building Systems and their Environmental Impact
- ME 202 (1.0 HSW)
Guide design professionals through the environmental impact of the MEP systems designed for facilities. The participant will also come away with a greater understanding of total life cycle costs of a building.
Healthy Buildings - Creating and Maintaining Air Quality in Occupied Spaces
- ME 203 (2.0 SD/HSW)
Provides design professionals with knowledge and understanding of how air quality is created and maintained in facilities. The participant will also come away with a greater understanding of the impacts that air quality has on occupants and buildings.
Geothermal: The Future of Energy Conservation
- ME 204 (1.0 SD/HSW)
Provides the participant with a basic knowledge of geothermal systems and an understanding of geothermal technology including applications for all types of geothermal design. Participants will understand how to integrate geothermal systems into their architectural designs and how it applies to LEED credits.
How Energy Code Impacts Architectural Lighting Design
- EL 101 (1.0 HSW)
Educates the participant with a basic understanding of lighting techniques and efficiencies as they relate to IESNA, ASHRAE, and LEED principles.
Lighting Basics
- LD 101 (2.0 HSW)
This program is designed to provide the participant with a basic knowledge of lighting techniques and an understanding of lighting technology and application for all types of lighting design and maintenance applications.
LED Light Technology
- LD 102 (1.0 HSW)
Deliver the participant with a basic knowledge of LED light sources and technology and an understanding of applications for which these sources are best suited.
Technology Impacts on Architectural Programming and Design
- CT 101 (1.0 HSW)
Impart facility design professionals with the ability to evaluate how technology systems impact architectural programming and design.
For information on AIA approved courses or to request a specific course topic, contact Andrew Wilson
awilson@klhengrs.com
