LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Workshop

LEED for Building Design and Construction is a globally recognized third-party building certification system for the design, construction and renovation of high performance green buildings. This LEED rating system initially developed by the US Green Building Council (USGBC) is now used worldwide. Its purpose is to provide independent verification of a real estate or building project’s degree of resource efficiency.

PURPOSE OF THE WORKSHOP: To help participants understand the LEED v4 rating system used for Building Design, Construction and Major Renovations. This workshop will also prepare those participants who want to write the Green Assciate (GA) and/or the Accredited Professional – Building Design and Construction [AP (BD+C)] exam.

CONTENTS: Detailed coverage of LEED v4 Design and Construction rating system.

DELIVERY MODE: In-class instructor-led and online in real-time.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Engineers, Architects, Building Owners and Managers, Developers, Energy Managers, Urban planners, Environmentalists, and individuals wishing to be educated about LEED and/or to write the exam to become either a Green Associate (GA) or an Accredited Professional (AP).

WHEN: Wednesday, Thursday & Friday November 26, 27 & 28, 2014

WHERE: Vitesse Re-Skilling Canada
359 Terry Fox Dr. Suite 210
Ottawa ON, K2K 2E7

SCHEDULE: 8 am to 5 pm each day
(Lunch provided: 12:00pm to 1:00pm)

COST: — Classroom, instructor-led: $850 plus tax
— On-line classroom: $700 plus tax

REGISTRATION:  Use one of the methods below:
— Automated event manager; click here
— In person at Vitesse’s office: 359 Terry Fox Dr, Suite 210, Ottawa

For additional information please contact:
Roland Michaud at 613-254-9880 ext. 227; mobile: 613-286-2863, or
Ray Barton at 613-254-9880 ext 223

INSTRUCTOR: Renée Benjamin, PhD, LEED AP (BD+C), CEM
Dr Benjamin is a LEED Accredited Professional (AP) and an award-winning consultant with over fifteen years of work experience in the areas of energy and sustainability programs in the US and Canada.