TUGAS EKONOMI TEKNIK

Nama : Danar Aditya Siswosoebrotho

NPM : 1206263401
Jurusan : Teknik Kimia

ABOUT SAVE
SAVE International is the premier international society devoted to the advancement and
promotion of the value methodology (also called value engineering, value analysis or value
management). Value methodology benefits include decreasing costs, increasing profits,
improving performance and improving quality.

Society members practice the value methodology in the public and private sectors for
organizations in more than 35 countries. VM applications span a variety of fields, including
construction, product design and manufacturing, transportation, health care, government and
environmental engineering.

SAVE International offers member services such as education and training, publications, tools
for promoting the value methodology, certification, networking and recognition.
Vision
SAVE International is the leading advocate for the practice of function-based, value-enhancing
methods.
Mission
SAVE International will:
Promote the benefits of;
Advocate for the practice of;
Certify the competence of value practitioners in; and,
Education individual in
Function-based, value enhancing methods.

Strategic Goals
Promote the value methodology worldwide.
Collaborate with societies and organizations with common interests.
Identify new opportunities for application of the value methodology.
Embrace new tools and techniques.
Create more flexible and comprehensive value education.
Expand and diversity membership.
Enhance the image of the profession.
Core Values and Beliefs
The following core values and beliefs give SAVE International boundaries in the pursuit of its
vision.
Foster an environment for personal and professional growth.
Embrace honesty and integrity.
Celebrate the accomplishments of members.
Advance the profession worldwide.
Concentrate on strengthening the knowledge of members.
Future
VM offers great promise for solving problems of the new millennium, as well as continuing to
enhance the value of products, services and systems, and construction projects.
SAVE International plans to play the following role by 2020:
Because of SAVE Internationals influence the problem-solving value methodology,
including function analysis, is intimately familiar to chief executive officers and chief
financial officers of corporations and government agencies worldwide for achieving
stellar results in adding value to products, services, construction projects and business
operations.
SAVE International is known as the premier value organization, with highly skilled
members providing value-based leadership in every facet of VM application.
Opportunities abound as SAVE International members enjoy top career advancement
and business success due to the variety of educational and value-based research offered
by the society at universities, symposia, on the Internet and in collaboration with
societies of similar interests.
SAVE International is the repository of all value and related improvement
methodologies, as well as information knowledge databases, for people everywhere.

BOARD AND STAFF OF VALUE

EXECUTI VE COMMI TTEE

PRESIDENT
James D. Bolton, PE, CVS-Life, PVM,
FSAVE
Whirlpool Corporation
E&T Capabilities Global Product
Organization
211 Hilltop North, MD-8537
Saint Joseph, MI 49085 USA
T : (269) 923-0056
Email: james_d_bolton@whirlpool.com
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
Mary Ann W. Lewis, FSAVE
Black & Veatch
18310 Montgomery Village Avenue, Suite 500
Gaithersburg, MD 20879 USA
T : (301) 556-4385
Email: lewismaw@gmail.com

VP-FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION
Jeffrey Plant, MBA, P.Eng., CVS, PMP
Plant Group Inc.
400 Applewood Crescent, Suite 100
Vaughan, ON L4K 0C3
Canada
T : (905) 482-4990
F : (905) 482-4988
Email: jplant@plantgroup.com
VP-CERTIFICATION
Thomas E. Wiggins, CVS
Faithful+Gould, Inc.
1360 Peachtree Street, Suite 850
Atlanta, GA 30309 USA
T : (404) 469-9127
Email: tom.wiggins@fgould.com

VP-GLOBAL AFFAIRS
Drew M. Algase, CVS-Life, FSAVE
VE Manager & Master Black Belt
Freudenberg-NOK Sealing Technologies
47690 E. Anchor Ct.
Plymouth, MI 48170 USA
T : (734) 454-0059

F : (734) 451-2547
Email: valuedma@yahoo.com

BOARD MEMBERS

VP-EDUCATION
Stephen J. Kirk, Ph.D., FAIA, CVS-Life,
FSAVE,LEED AP
Kirk Associates, LLC
3007 North 156 Drive
Goodyear, AZ 85395 USA
T : (313) 701-2084
Email: kirkassociates@aol.com
VP-MEMBERSHIP
Renee L. Hoekstra, CVS
RHA, LLC
2255 North 44th Street, Suite 17
Phoenix, AZ 85008 USA
T : (602) 493-1947
Email: rhpartnering@earthlink.net

VP-CONFERENCES
Richard L. Johnson PE, DEE, CVS
PMA Consultants, LLC
4901 Vineland Road, Suite 330
Orlando, FL 32811 USA
T : (321) 418-8187
Email: rjohnson@pmaconsultants.com
VP-MARKETING
John E. Sloggy, PE, CVS
Value Based Design, LLC
522 Hilliard Dr, Ste A
Fayetteville NC 28311 USA
T : (910) 322-1561
Email: jsloggy@valuebaseddesign.com

VP-COMMUNICATION
Robert B. Stewart, CVS-Life, PMP, FSAVE
Value Management Strategies Inc.
1724 SW Clay Street
Portland, OR 97201 USA
T : (503) 957-9642
Email: rob@vms-inc.com
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
Craig L. Squires, CVS
NWIS.net, LP
P.O. Box 131106
he Woodlands, TX 77393 USA
T : (281) 681-3860
Email: craigs@nwis.net

CERTI FICATI ON BOARD

CHAIRMAN
John L. Robinson, PE, CVS-Life, FSAVE
Strategic Value Solutions, Inc.
19201 E. Valley View Pkwy., Ste. H
Independence, MO 64055 USA
T : (816) 795-0700
F : (816) 795-0725
VP-CERTIFICATION
Thomas E. Wiggins, CVS
Faithful+Gould, Inc.
1360 Peachtree Street, Suite 850
Atlanta, GA 30309 USA
T : (404) 469-9127
Email: tom.wiggins@fgould.com
Email: john@svs-inc.net

CVS DIRECTOR
Luis M. Vengas, PE, CVS-Life, LEED AP,
FSAVE
Strategic Value Solutions, Inc.
2670 Ravenoaks Place, NE
Marietta, GA 30062 USA
T : (816) 977-8896
Email: luis@svs-inc.com
RE-CERTIFICATION DIRECTOR
Muthiah Kasi, CVS-Life, FSAVE
Alfred Benesch & Co.
205 N. Michigan Ave., Ste. 2400
Chicago, IL 60601 USA
T : (312) 565-0450
F : (312) 565-2497
Email: mkasi@benesch.com

WORKSHOPS DIRECTOR
Randall K. Sprague, PE, PP, CVS
Jacobs Engineering
P.O. Box 1936
Morristown, NJ 07962-1936 USA
T : (973) 267-0555
F : (973) 267-3555
Email: randall.sprague@jacobs.com
AVS/VMP Director
Randy Barber, PE, CVS
OAC Services
701 Dexter Avenue, N., Ste. 301
Seattle, WA 98109 USA
T : (206) 6746113
M : (206) 3909235
Email: rbarber@oacsvcs.com
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Laurel M. Dennis, PE, CVS-Life
RHA, LLC
6810 37th Street Court
West University Place, WA 98466 USA
Email: lmdennis@earthlink.net


CERTI FICATI ON BOARD MEMBERS

Greg Andrysiak, CVS
Cost Innovations LLC
6393 Gallery Dr.
Canton, MI 48187 USA
T : (734) 404-0216
Email: greg@costinnovations.com
Stephen Garrett, CVS
Kirk Value Planners
675 Spruce Hill Lane, Suite 100
Ortonville, MI 48462 USA
T : (248) 240-9605
Email: sgarrett@kirkvalueplanners.com

Jeffrey T. Hooghouse, AIA, CVS
US Army Corps of Engineers, HQ
441 G Street, NW
Washington, DC 20314 USA
T : (202) 761-5533
Fred Kolano, CVSLife, FSAVE, MBA,
Value Management Strategies, Inc.
1874 Deer Park Circle S.
Grand Junction, CO 81507
T : (970) 2425531
Email: jeffery.t.hooghouse@usace.army.mil Email: fred@vmsinc.com

Bob Rude, PE, CVS-Life
RSR Solutions, Inc.
4503 Black Lake Belmore Road
Olympia, WA 98512 USA
T : (360) 789-5905
Email: bob@rsrsolutions.com
Emad W. Shublaq, Ph.D., CVS,CPEng.,
FIEAust., FASCE., FAITD, FSAVE
Shublaq Management Consulting
P.O. Box 301955
Riyadh 11372 SAUDI ARABIA
T : +966 (50) 5256587
Email: dr.eshublaq1955@gmail.com

CERTI FICATI ON BOARD ASSI GNMENTS

CVS Committee
Luis Venegas (D)
Steve Garrett
Bob Rude
Emad Shublaq
Recertification Committee
Muthiah Kasi (D)
Greg Andrysiak
Randy Barber
Jeff Hooghouse

AVS/VMP Committee
Randy Barber (D)
Fred Kolano
Tom Wiggins
Workshop Committee
Randy Sprague (D)
Greg Andrysiak
Fred Kolano
Emad Shublaq

Professional Development
Vacant
AVS Recertification Committee
Laurie Dennis

SAVE I NTERNATI ONALHEADQUARTERS
Kim Fantaci
Executive Director
Karen Smith
Association Executive

136 South Keowee Street
Dayton, OH 45402
Telephone: 937.224.SAVE (7283)
Fax: 937.222.5794
E-Mail: info@value-eng.org


SUMMARY ARTICLE
Title:

Energy, Climate Change and Sustainability: Opportunities and Responsibilities of the
Value Profession

Author(s):

Steven Paget, AVS, LEED AP, and Craig Squires, AVS
Date: 26 June, 2010
As most of us know, Lawrence Miles innovation, value analysis, was a response to the
scarcity of industrial materials and labor during World War II. The challenge of scarcity and
Miles creative response launched our profession and opened the door to countless value
improvements. In the early 1970s, value specialist Alphonse DellIsola introduced the use of
energy modeling in building analysis to identify the lowest possible energy use needed to
fulfill the required function. The Federal OMB Circular No. A-131 states the application of
VE in facilities construction can yield a better value when construction is approached in a
manner that incorporates environmentally-sound and energy-efficient practices and
materials. The value profession has the opportunity to continue contributing to the wise
use and conservation of resources as we enter the 21
st
century.
There is little doubt that human society is facing the unprecedented dual challenges of
dwindling fossil fuel reserves and global climate change. The impacts of global warming are
evident all around us. The demand for hundred dollar a barrel oil reflects the growing
demand for water and other scarce resources. Globally, the two colliding trends of increased
demand and reduced availability of energy and natural resources outline a stark reality. The
unprecedented challenges of our era call for unprecedented responses. The 2030 Challenge,
launched by a concerned architect and endorsed by professional societies, universities,
federal and local government, NGOs, and numerous other organizations nationwide, calls for
fossil fuel use in all new buildings to be reduced 100% by 2030, in other words to be carbon-
neutral. Similar initiatives in manufacturing, transportation, energy, and service industries
are being championed by organizations across the globe.
The SAVE International website Vision Statement page looks to the future with the
statement VM offers great promise for solving problems of the new millennium, as well as
continuing to enhance the value of products, services and systems, and construction
projects. What is our obligation to future generations? What are the opportunities offered
by the defining challenges of the dawn of the 21
st
century? Do wehave a responsibility to
use the value methodology as exemplified by Miles, Bytheway, DellIsola, and the many
other innovative practitioners of our craft? The Miles Foundation has launched the Carbon
Value-Index Project to research the use of a carbon index for correlating the carbon footprint
of products and services to the function provided. Individual value specialists are
incorporating the principles of sustainability into measures of performance. Clients are
asking for sustainability and environmental performance criteria to be considered in value
studies. Value analysis is stimulating innovative responses to the problems of the new
millennium.
If these questions and the opportunities and responsibilities posed by the challenges of
peak oil, global warming and sustainable development interest you, attend the forum
Energy, Climate Change and Sustainability: Opportunities and Responsibilities of the Value
Profession at the 2008 SAVE Conference. The forum is an opportunity to listen to value
specialists who have been grappling with these questions and applying the value
methodology to problems of energy, water and material conservation, pollution reduction,
and climate change.
Forum panel members, knowledgeable in the application of sustainable design and the
value methodology, will represent the transportation, manufacturing, construction, and
energy sectors. The forum moderators will pose questions to the panel members
addressing the professional responsibility and opportunity for value specialists created by
the challenges of energy, climate change and sustainability. The audience will be invited to
ask questions, as well as respond to questions and offer opinions. The intent of the forum is
to engender a spirited discussion of the subject within SAVE International with the goal of
raising our professional response to these issues.
The threat posed by climate change and environmental degradation is formidable and will
require a concerted global response. Gregory Knoop, AIA, in his 2007 article Value
Engineering and Sustainable Design: The Commonality of Quality, published in Environmental
Sustainability: Collaboration and Marketing Best Practices in the Building Industry, stated:
Value engineers need no longer hide in the shadows. Now, more than ever, we need them
to step forward and take part in upholding the principles of quality and value in construction
by promoting and lending further expertise to environmental sustainable design and
construction. The time to take up this challenge is now.