Specifying Materials for Sustainability using the LEED Rating System, a WebReach with Clarkdietrich

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Description

About This Program

This course will go over how EPDs and HPDs play a valuable role in LEED v4.1 Materials and Resources and the importance of product transparency. It also discusses differences the changes made in LEED v4.1 under Materials and Resources credit category with guidelines for using credit substitutions. This presentation will also cover the supply chain, recycled content and benefits of building with steel.

Session Takeaways

Changes to v4 in Materials and Resources credit category for LEED v4.1 BD+C
Understanding the importance of product transparency
Understanding the benefits of steel, recycled content and the supply chain
How steel contributes toward LEED certification

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Learning Units

CSI:	1.0 LU
*May be submitted for domain specific learning units to CDT recertification, and/or general learning units for CCCA, CCS, and CCPR.
AIA:	1.0 LU/HSW*
*This course is APPROVED for AIA.HSW Credits

Relevant Practices

Design/Engineering
Specifying/Information Management
Product Selection/Specification
Procurement
Construction Management/Construction

Contributors

Autumn Sullivan, CSI, LEED Green Associate

Autumn is an Architectural Specialty Representative with a passion for building relationships and promoting sustainable design. Since joining ClarkDietrich in 2016, Autumn has honed her skills through six years of experience with Clip Express, where she held positions such as Account Executive, Technical Clip/Connector Specialist, and Territory Manager. Her current role entails presenting Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and providing resources to the architectural community in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast USA. Autumn is an active member of CSI and a LEED Green Associate, demonstrating her commitment to excellence in her field. She resides in North Carolina.