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Getting LEED-EBOM certification is all about documentation: At a lot of documentation. It's a lot of work, and yet--there are so many pitfalls, unknowns, and blind alleys that it's common for LEED review comments to hang projects up with tons of issues. Such problems are a frustration--at worst, they can cost a LEED certification, or certification level, that you worked hard for.
In our latest webcast, LEEDuser is pleased to offer a free presentation addressing exactly this issue: common LEED-EBOM documentation mistakes, and how you can avoid them.
This live, hour-long webcast will be presented by Jenny Carney and Ben Stanley, two of the LEED-EBOM experts at YR&G Sustainability--one of the top LEED-EBOM consulting groups in the world, with experience both submitting and reviewing LEED-EBOM documentation. Some of the issues they will cover are as follows.
There are dozens and dozens of documentation errors (not so much errors, always, as differences of opinion with your reviewer) that commonly come up with LEED-EBOM. The webcast will be filled with many tidbits and anecdotes, with a focus on the 20 highly avoidable problems that we most often see. Some of the general issues we look at will include:
Jenny and Ben will provide their hard-earned insights and war stories as they guide you through these minefields. Also, please bring your documentation questions to the webcast for a Q&A session.
LEEDuser will offer 1 LEED-specific CE hour for AIA and LEED AP credential maintenance, to anyone attending the entire webcast. (Please stay to the end for instructions on logging those hours! Planning to watch in a group? Only one individual needs to register.)
Jenny Carney, LEED AP O+M – YR&G
Jenny heads up YRG's Business & Operations Team, based in YRG's Chicago office. She oversees YRG project work related to LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance (LEED-EBOM) certification, corporate sustainability programming and reporting, and sustainability strategy development for businesses and existing buildings. She sits on the USGBC-Chicago Chapter's Education & Research committee, and is a member of the USGBC's Sustainable Sites TAG (Technical Advisory Group).
Ben Stanley, LEED AP BD+C – YR&G
Ben has experience assisting clients with effective sustainable design, operations, and corporate wide initiatives. His expertise includes management of LEED-NC and LEED-EBOM certification, training and education materials development and delivery, and corporate sustainability strategy. Ben's project experience includes hospitality/resort, multi-family residential, mixed-use, core & shell, schools, and commercial office spaces. He is also a primary author of the LEED-EBOM portions of the LEEDuser website.
Tristan Roberts, LEED AP BD+C – LEEDuser
The session will be moderated by Tristan Roberts. Tristan is editorial director for BuildingGreen, Inc., publisher of LEEDuser, BuildingGreen.com, Environmental Building News. and GreenSpec. He is well known on the LEEDuser discussion forums for his explanations of LEED credit tricks and tips, and is a sustainability expert with years of experience writing about key topics in green building. He will gladly share how many LEED APs it takes to change a light bulb.
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Not only am I looking forward to the webcast, since you've already mentioned so many of the "challenges" we had in our last LEED-EBOM submittal, I am anxioulsy awaiting to learn how many LEED APs it takes to change a light bulb. :)
Is it possible to watch the r
Is it possible to watch the recorded webinar on a different time? It will be 3 AM in Japan time, very hard to attend.
Thank you, Dionisio
Yes, this will be recorded an
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