Audience
MOSHE members, hospital facility management and engineering staff and partners
Overview
Join the Missouri Society for Healthcare Engineering for a focused program on ethylene propylene diene terpolymer and PVC roof membranes and their role in protecting health care facilities. Roofing specialists will explore how the systems support the unique demands of health care environments, where uninterrupted operations, moisture control, infection‑prevention considerations and long‑term building resilience are essential. This session also will highlight how these systems can save energy and reduce the use of fossil fuels. Following the presentation, attendees will take a guided tour of a roofing manufacturing facility, offering a firsthand look at membrane production, quality control and testing processes.
Objectives
Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:
- understand the role of roofing systems in health care facilities by examining how membrane design supports moisture control, infection prevention, uninterrupted operations and long‑term building resilience
- increase practical knowledge of roofing membrane manufacturing and quality assurance
Register
To ensure you receive all course materials needed to participate, register before:
July 13, 2026 12:00 PM
Cost
Complimentary for
MOSHE Members
$50 per person for
Non-MOSHE Members
(or join MOSHE)
Co-Hosting Organization
Missouri Society of Healthcare Engineering
Event Planner
Kara Amann
Director of Hospital Preparedness Programs
Send an Email
573-893-3700 | ext. 1402
Speaker
Blake Mudd
Carlisle Representative
Luna & Associates LLC



