LEED EBOM 101
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LEED EBOM certification provides credibility for facility managers as sustainability becomes increasingly important. Certification can improve the triple bottom line of utility costs, indoor air quality, and environmental impact. To start the process, facility managers should network with local professionals, research resources from IFMA, BOMA, and USGBC, and schedule a LEED technical review. Building evaluations consider sustainable sites, water and energy efficiency, materials and resources selection and management, and indoor environmental quality. While quantification remains a challenge, proactively pursuing LEED certification now can establish an organization as a sustainability leader.
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LEED EBOM 101
- 1. LEED EBOM 101 Presenter David Thomas CFM, LEED AP
- 2. Why LEED EBOM? FM Credibility Sustainability is to the Facility Manager what Y2K was to the IT Manager Government Regulation
- 3. Why LEED EBOM? Triple Bottom Line Utility Cost Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Environmental Impact
- 4. Where to start? Network with local FMs IFMA BOMA USGBC Green Library of Resources LEED EB Technical Review
- 5. Building Evaluation Sustainable Sites Landscaping Pest Management Alternative Transportation Roofs Site Lighting
- 6. Building Evaluation Water Efficiency Metering/Submetering Fixture Efficiency Irrigation Efficiency Cooling Tower Management
- 7. Building Evaluation Energy and Atmosphere Portfolio Manager Commissioning Building Automations Metering Renewable Energy
- 8. Building Evaluation Material and Resources Sustainable Purchasing Consumables Furniture Low Mercury Light Bulbs Waste Management Waste Stream Audit
- 9. Building Evaluation Indoor Environmental Quality IAQ Management Program Green Cleaning Program
- 10. Building Evaluation Innovations Going Above and Beyond LEED AP Document Sustainable Cost Impacts
- 11. THE REALITY There is no silver bullet. Today there is no clear way to quantify. We can ACT, or wait and be required to ACT. ACT now to be an industry LEEDer!
- 12. Q and A