1-hr Education Session: LEED AP Credentialing Maintenance Program
Date: January 25, 2010
Time: 3:30pm-4:30pm
Cost: FREE
Room: S320B
Instructor: Karen Stiles
Duration: 1 hour
“This course will provide an in-depth overview of the new LEED AP specialty designations, how to Opt-in to earn the specialty designation. The course also covers the new continuing education requirements (called Credentialing Maintenance Program) for LEED APs, and how to easily earn those credits.”
LEED for Construction Managers
Date: January 26, 2010
Time: 8am-12pm
Cost: $150/registrant
Room: S330F
Registration Website: http://leedforcontractorsworkshop.eventbrite.com
Duration: 1/2 day
“By focusing on the essential knowledge a contractor should have to be an effective member of a project’s LEED team, this workshop provides a detailed introduction to how contractors affect the outcome of a LEED for New Construction project. This interactive session features an overview of the LEED process and content, explanation of specific LEED credits that the construction team must implement, tools to organize the information required for LEED review, examples of proper LEED documentation, and case studies with best practices to employ on all projects.”
Succeed at LEED: Advanced LEED Skills and Systems
Date: January 26, 2010
Time: 1pm-5pm
Cost: $150/registrant
Room: S330F
Registration Website: http://succeedatleedworkshop.eventbrite.com
Duration: 1/2 day
“Designed for those already familiar with LEED Basics, this workshop teaches participants how to manage a LEED project from first client meeting to final certification. In essence, we teach people how we do what we do, including giving away templates for many of our tools and internal systems. This workshop requires basic LEED knowledge; it does not cover the content of credits and prerequisites. It does cover strategies for achieving the credits in typical and unusual situations, and draws extensively from our experience on well over 100 LEED projects.”
Instructor information for workshops:
Chris Forney oversees Brightworks’ Sustainable Buildings Group in Portland, Oregon, and has more than 10 years experience advising international project teams on sustainable design strategies and integrative design process. Prior to Brightworks Chris was a designer and project manager for architecture firms where he applied his urban design and green building knowledge to highrise residential buildings, K-12 schools and higher education projects. Chris has spoken at national conferences and teaches sustainability classes on topics like integrative design, LEED Accreditation, advanced LEED project management, green specifications and envisioning fully sustainable buildings.
