Ensuring Power Continuity & Resilience
In few settings does the impact of a power outage have such an immediate, direct and potentially life-threatening implications as in the healthcare sector. Continuity and resilience of power are paramount to cost efficiency, operational efficiency and most importantly the health and well-being of patients.
Join Caterpillar® and Finning’s electric power experts as they deliver six, 60-minute webinars, highlighting the key considerations for emergency power in the UK healthcare sector and setting out the Caterpillar and Finning products, solutions and support available to help you secure an effective, efficient, reliable critical power system.
Taking place at 2pm every Tuesday and Thursday from 17th November to 3rd December, simply register below to be enrolled in the series. Can’t make a session, don't worry, links to recordings will be sent to all registrants.
Registrants joining the events live for all six webinars will receive a certificate of attendance.
When: 2:00 pm - Tuesday 17th November
An overview of the Caterpillar products and services suited to the provision of critical and emergency power applications in the UK healthcare setting acknowledging fuel choices, legislative and regulatory requirements and future proofing among other key considerations.
When: 2:00 pm - Thursday 19th November
A detailed look at the considerations for emergency power sizing and the correlation with HTM (*Healthcare Technical Memorandum). Caterpillars genset sizing tool, Spec Sizer.
When: 2:00 pm - Tuesday 24th November
The capabilities and recent functionality enhancements of Caterpillar’s own genset sizing tool, Spec Sizer, are demonstrated through a guided, real- life example from a recent healthcare project.
When: 2:00pm - Thursday 26th November
Fuel choices and trade-offs are considered uncovering themes like capital expenditure versus operating cost, grid code compliance, emissions strategies, power density relative to both diesel and gas-fuelled options; conventional alternatives on the market such as bio-diesel, GTL (Gas to Liquid) and synthetics are also discussed.
When: 2:00 pm - Tuesday 1st December
Beginning with the fundamentals of ESS, understand the potential for the technology and how that translates to the healthcare setting. Exploring ESS-only and Gas + ESS solutions, a case study illustrating increasing standby capacity and maintaining nominal power level is also discussed.
When: 2:00pm - Thursday 3rd December
Completing the series, a showcase of emergency power installations completed by Finning at leading hospital trusts around the UK. We present the unique requirements and specifications of each and identify the service and support provided by Caterpillar Electric Power and Finning to ensure the realisation of true power confidence and quality patient care.
Jason Harryman - Finning UK & Ireland
Sales and Business Development Manager for Energy and Transportation Division. Jason has worked for over 26 years in the Electric power generation industry, working on power projects in the UK, Europe and internationally. He has managed project delivery teams in rental, used and new equipment sales divisions and supported a wide range of customers and applications from hospitals to data centres, submarines to drill rigs. His current focus is on emissions standards and compliance as well as new energy technologies and solutions.
Raphael Timms – Caterpillar Large Electric Power Division
Graduating from the Swiss Institute of Technology with a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Raphael has 15 years of experience in the electric power business. Joining Caterpillar in 2005, his experience spans project engineering in Caterpillar’s Custom Power Solutions team as well as EAME territory sales management, covering applications from critical to heavy duty prime. Today, Raphael is a 6-Sigma Black Belt Project Manager focused on developing Caterpillar and dealer teams to deliver best in class service of engineering consultancy firms and design consultants.
Dr. Graeme Mawhinney, Caterpillar Large Electric Power Division
Graduating from Queen’s University Belfast, with a PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Graeme joined the Caterpillar Electric Power team in 2000. During his 20-year career with Caterpillar, he has been involved in research and development in an array of key product areas, from acoustic design to alternative fuels. A 6-Sigma Black Belt, Graeme is now part of Caterpillar’s project management team, focused on products with power outputs 1.5 eMW and up.
James Murray, Caterpillar Large Electric Power Division
James has worked in industry for 22 years, 15 years within Caterpillar Electric Power Division. With global experience working in Europe, US and Middle East delivering complex programmes in Sales, Commercial and Operational teams. As a territory sales manager, his current focus is working with Caterpillar dealers to ensure Electric Power go-to-market product and commercial strategies are aligned to the market and end customer requirements.
Francois-Xavier Saury - Caterpillar Large Electric Power Division
With over 25 years of experience in the power generation industry, Francois-Xavier joined Caterpillar Electric Power in 2003. Since then he has worked in Territory Sales Management for AME and is a fully certified 6-Sigma Black Belt. He has also led regional gas business development activities and engaged in roles focused on gas and diesel-fired power plants including gas turbines, Combined Heat and Power, mission critical applications, Oil & Gas and Electrical Systems. Today he leads Caterpillar’s EAME and CIS hybrid business development efforts focusing on Hybrid Energy Solutions including grid, generators, renewables and energy storage technologies.
Taking place at 2pm every Tuesday and Thursday from 17th November to 3rd December, simply register below to be enrolled in the series. Can’t make a session, don't worry, links to recordings will be sent to all registrants.
Registrants joining the events live for all six webinars will receive a certificate of attendance.
