As part of CAPit, the ongoing energy conservation project, crews from Honeywell will be completing work relating to building envelope measures (installation of sealing such as caulking and/or weather stripping) in the following buildings July 11-22:  

Week of July 11

• Sir John A. Macdonald: Windows (evening work as arranged with department contacts)
• Cataraqui Building: Doors (exterior entrances, stairways and mechanical room spaces)
• Humphrey Hall: Doors (exterior entrances, stairways and mechanical room spaces)
• University Club: Doors (exterior entrances, stairways and mechanical room spaces)

Week of July 18

• Sir John A. Macdonald: Windows (evening work as arranged with department contacts)
• Rideau Building: Doors (exterior entrances, stairways and mechanical room spaces)
• Goodwin Hall (Doors: Exterior entrances, stairways and mechanical room spaces)
• Bruce Wing (Doors: Exterior entrances, stairways and mechanical room spaces)

The crew typically goes through a building assessing spaces/offices that are not occupied and uses that opportunity to communicate with those in occupied offices regarding the scope and scheduling of this work. Occupants should remove all personal belongings from window ledges in advance of crews arriving to their buildings.

If there are any concerns about the schedules proposed above or if security personnel need to be present while crews access any of the affected areas, please contact Joe Furo, Honeywell Site Coordinator, by phone at 613-978-6070.

More information about CAPit can be found on the Queen’s Sustainability Office website.