Understand the challenges of specifying for LEED® certification and keep up with the changes in the LEED® rating system.
Individuals working on green and sustainable projects, particularly LEED® projects, must ensure that their specifications incorporate the LEED® rating system requirements. As the LEED® rating system continues to evolve, specification provisions must evolve as well. This topic provides you with valuable tools that will help you incorporate LEED® certification requirements into your project specifications, shows you how to link these requirements to a project’s technical specifications, and explains the importance of these provisions to the certification process.
Learning Objectives
- You will be able to identify key strategies for fostering collaboration in documentation processes.
- You will be able to evaluate the benefits of a collaborative approach to documentation in achieving project goals.
- You will be able to apply language and formatting that aligns with LEED® standards and guidelines.
- You will be able to integrate digital tools into the documentation process for enhanced efficiency and collaboration.
Agenda
- Where to Put Information - Drawings or Specifications or Both?
- How to Make Documentation a Team Effort
- Measuring the Effectiveness of Division 01 LEED® Provisions to the Certification Effort
- Writing Specifications for LEED® Projects
- Incorporating LEED® Certification Provisions Into Division 01 Specifications
- Linking Division 01 LEED® Certification Provisions to Other Specification Sections
- What LEED® Certification Provisions to Include in Different Parts of the Specification Section
- Resources You Can Use:
- Review Sample Information Organizing Tools
- Review Sample Specification Sections
- Review Useful Online Resources and Tools
Speakers
Ross G. Spiegel, FAIA, FCSI, CCS, CCCA, LEED® AP BD+C,
SLAM- Specifications coordinator with the A/E firm The S/L/A/M Collaborative
- Responsible for establishing specification standards for the firm and advising on LEED Certification and sustainability
- Past president of the Construction Specifications Institute
- Vice chair and board member of the Connecticut Green Building Council
- Conducted seminars and webinars on specification practice, green building and LEED® certification
- Can be contacted at 860-368-2394 or rspiegel@slamcoll.com
Who Should Attend
This live webinar is designed for engineers, construction and project managers, contractors, subcontractors, architects, presidents, vice presidents, developers, building owners and managers, public works and utilities directors, and attorneys.