LEED AP Operations and Maintenance
The LEED AP Operations & Maintenance (O&M) specialty addresses green practices in existing building daily operations, improvements and maintenance. LEED AP O&M professionals who have taken and passed this two-hour exam have a deep understanding of the prerequisites and credits required for buildings to obtain the LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations and Maintenance certification.
LEED AP O&M professionals who have taken and passed this two-hour exam understand all of the prerequisites and credits required for buildings to obtain the LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations and Maintenance certification. LEED for Existing Buildings addresses:
- Exterior building site maintenance programs
- Water and energy use
- Environmentally preferred products and practices for cleaning and alterations
- Sustainable purchasing policies
- Waste stream management and indoor environmental quality
Who?
- Architect
- Mechanical Engineer
- Energy Manager
- Building Operator
- Facility Manager
- HVAC Specialist
- Construction Manager
- Property Manager
- Commissioner
Results
Studying and applying to become a LEED AP O&M can be both expensive and time consuming. Our programs are designed to get you through the process quickly and easily.
We are so confident that after taking our course, you'll pass your LEED AP O&M exam that we'll let you retake our LEED AP O&M course as many times as you need to until you earn your accreditation.
Includes
- LEED AP O&M Candidate Handbook
- Precourse study materials
- 16 hours of in-class instruction
- CleanEdison Study Guide
- LEED Standards Memorization Table
- Credit Summary Worksheets
- Proctoring of one in-class practice exam
- 60 days of access to 4 online GreenExamPrep Practice Exams (a $50 value). We have partnered with GreenExamPrep to bring you the industry leading online practice exams free with your course (a $50 value)
- Access to the CleanEdison LEED Helpdesk
- The CleanEdison Guarantee
- Certificate of Completion
Prerequisites
To take the LEED AP Specialty exams, you must have previous experience with a LEED Registered Project within three years of your application submittal date.This work experience must be documented in the form of a letter of attestation from a supervisor, client, or project manager, and must describe your involvement on the LEED project as a consultant, contracted worker, member of the LEED project team, LEED Homes Provider, LEED Commercial Reviewer, LEED Homes Green Verifier, or staff member of a Certifying Body (CB).
More details about eligibility requirements can be found in the LEED AP O&M Candidate Handbook.
Testimonials
Just a quick note to let you know that I passed the LEED AP exam today with a 189. Thanks for the great class you provided and maybe we'll cross path on a common LEED project.
- Sandra Gaurin, Boston, MA
Syllabus
CleanEdison's live, two-day course covers everything you need to know to pass the LEED AP O&M exam, including:
DAY 1
- Project Site Factors
- Water Management
- Project Systems and Energy Impacts
DAY 2
- Acquisition, Installation, and Management of Project Materials
- Improvements to the Indoor Environment
- Stakeholder Involvement in Innovation
- Project Surroundings and Public Outreach
- Overview of Innovation in Operations and Regional Priority Credits
- Proctoring of one (1) in-class practice exam
CEU Credits
You can recieve the following continuing education credits for this CleanEdison course:
- AIA: 16 HSW/SD Units
- BOMI: 16 CPD Points
- BPI: 16 Units
- IFMA: 16 Units
- InterNACHI: 16 Hours
- NCEES: 16 PDHs
