What are the tools and resources available for construction administration services for LEED projects?

1 LEED Online

LEED Online is the platform where you can register, document, and certify your LEED project. It is also where you can access the LEED credit library, reference guides, templates, calculators, and other resources to help you with CAS. You can use LEED Online to track your project's progress, submit your documentation, communicate with reviewers, and manage your certification.

2 LEED User

LEED User is a website that provides practical guidance and tips for LEED projects, based on the experience of experts and practitioners. You can find articles, checklists, samples, forums, and webinars on various topics related to CAS for LEED projects, such as commissioning, indoor air quality, energy modeling, materials, and more. You can also ask questions and get feedback from other LEED users.

3 LEED Reviewer

LEED Reviewer is the service that reviews your project's documentation and verifies its compliance with the LEED rating system. You can choose between different types of reviews, such as preliminary, final, split, or combined, depending on your project's needs and timeline. You can also request clarifications, appeals, or corrections during the review process. LEED Reviewer is an independent and impartial entity that ensures the integrity and credibility of the LEED certification.

4 LEED Coach

LEED Coach is a support service that helps you navigate the LEED certification process and optimize your project's performance. You can access LEED Coach through LEED Online or by phone or email. You can ask questions, get advice, and receive feedback from a dedicated coach who is familiar with your project and the LEED rating system. LEED Coach can help you with CAS by providing guidance on documentation, strategies, best practices, and resources.

5 LEED Credential

LEED Credential is a professional designation that demonstrates your knowledge and expertise in green building and LEED. You can earn a LEED credential by passing an exam and maintaining your credential through continuing education. There are different levels of LEED credentials, such as Green Associate, Accredited Professional, and Fellow. Having a LEED credential can help you with CAS by enhancing your credibility, competence, and confidence in delivering LEED projects.

6 LEED Resources

LEED Resources is a collection of publications, tools, courses, and events that provide information and education on green building and LEED. You can access LEED Resources through the USGBC website or the USGBC app. You can find case studies, reports, standards, guides, calculators, templates, webinars, podcasts, articles, and more on various aspects of CAS for LEED projects. You can also learn from experts, peers, and leaders in the green building industry.

7 Here’s what else to consider

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