Sustainability Inspection Training

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Introduction

Guiding Principle 1: Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles

• • Intro to Guiding Principle 1
• • Commissioning
• • Integrated Assessment, Operation and Maintenance
• • Cultural Buy-In
• • IImproper Use of Space
• • Proper Use of Space
• • Conclusion

Guiding Principle 2: Optimize Energy Performance

• • Intro to Guiding Principle 2
• • Utility Tracking
• • Exterior Lighting
• • Interior Lighting & Daylight Harvesting
• • Plug Load
• • Energy Star Products
• • Preventative Maintenance- Mechanical Equipment
• • Preventative Maintenance- Electrical Equipment
• • Building Envelope
• • Temperature Setbacks
• • Energy Management Strategies
• • Conclusion

Guiding Principle 3: Protect and Conserve Water

• • Intro to Guiding Principle 3
• • Fixture Flow Tests
• • Fixture Flow Rates
• • Irrigation Control and Backflow Prevention
• • Storm Water Retention
• • Conclusion

Guiding Principle 4: Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality

• • Intro to Guiding Principle 4
• • Ventilation and Thermal Comfort
• • Moisture Control Plan
• • Daylighting
• • Low Emitting Materials
• • Pest Management and Environmental Tobacco Smoke
• • Lighting Intensities & Calculations
• • Indoor Air Quality and Measurements
• • Occupant Comfort
• • Moisture Control Inspection
• • Conclusion

Guiding Principle 5: Reduce Environmental Impact of Materials

• • Intro to Guiding Principle 5
• • Cleaning Supplies and Paper Products
• • Recycled Content and Bio-Based Products
• • Recycling
• • Ozone Depleting Substances
• • Conclusion

Overview & Conclusion

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