Live Course Offerings for Fall 2010 |
Commissioning Process for Architects, Developers and Building Owners
WHERE: eppstein uhen architects, 333 East Chicago Street, Milwaukee, WI
COST: $295 WGBA members, $325 non-members. Includes course materials and lunch.
APPROVED FOR 8 GBCI CE HOURS
INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION
This course will introduce the commissioning process to Architects, Building Owners and Developers so that they can fully utilize the benefits of building commissioning. The course covers all the different responsibilities of a commissioning Authority, their implementation schedule and expectations. It discusses the benefits of commissioning and provides the tools needed to evaluate the right commissioning Authority for the project. The course will also address commissioning process requirements as required by different LEED rating systems.
INSTRUCTOR: Farhan Khatri, P.E., QCxP, LEED AP
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 November 22, 2010, 8 am-12 pm
Building Performance Measurement 300 Level
WHERE: Environmental Systems Inc., 3410 Gateway Road, Brookfield, WI
COST: $88 WGBA members, $99 non-members
LEED certified buildings are promoted as energy-efficient, but how are energy savings determined in operating buildings? The USGBC made changes to LEED 3.0 that place additional emphasis on energy-efficiency and actual building performance. Starting with the basics of building
performance measurement and why it is important to buildings designers and owners, the 300 level class also presents the principles of performance measurement and measurement & verification needed to earn LEED BD&C EA c5 and related credits. Principles and practice of the IPMVP will be introduced and explained.
At the conclusion of the class, participants will have the information needed to calculate energy savings and emissions reductions from energy-efficiency improvements, write and implement a measurement & verification plan following LEED principles, and report the benefits of their buildings to clients, occupants, and USGBC.
INSTRUCTOR: Mark Stetz, Stetz Consulting LLC
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Do you know there are options for earning CE Hours?
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 LEED Professional can maintain their credential by either retesting or
earning CE hours. Both methods allow LEED Green Associates and LEED APs
to continue to advance their knowledge and skills, keeping them
current, relevant, and at the forefront of their industries, as the
marketplace rapidly evolves and demands more from building
professionals.
LEED Professionals can earn CE hours through various activities, including many they are already doing! Earn CE hours through:
Professional development/continuing education courses Live presentations Self-study programs College and university courses Certificates, professional licenses, and credentials Committee and volunteer work Authorship LEED project participation
Read more about the activity options
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WGBA is a 501c3 non-profit organization. We are also an Affiliate of the US Green Building Council. We invite you to join our mission to grow green building in Wisconsin, and welcome you to participate in our many activities and initiatives.
Sincerely,
Susan Loomans
Wisconsin Green Building Alliance |
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