There is no other way to determine what is in your air but to test for it. The LEED green building rating systems include credits aimed at measuring and verifying indoor air quality. These credits include specific requirements on how to measure and test for indoor air quality. To meet these requirements you must understand the importance of indoor air quality, know how to test for it, and know how to best manage your project’s time and money when testing. 

By attending this valuable 90-minute recording, you will be able to:

• Explain the importance of indoor air quality and how it relates to the LEED rating systems
• Identify specific LEED credits related to indoor air quality
• Develop a plan to satisfy indoor air quality testing requirements
• Prepare for and know how to test for Indoor Air Quality for LEED projects
• And, much, much more!

This webinar focuses on one method of testing indoor air quality by using two media, 1L minican with 4 hour pre-set regulator and PM10 pump and cartridge. 

Who Will Benefit?

This webinar will provide valuable information for architects, engineers, contractors, LEED project administrators, and anyone looking to improve indoor air quality on their project and satisfy related LEED credit requirements.

Your Presenter:

David M. Linda, LEED AP Centek Laboratories, LLC Early in 2009, David Linda and Centek Labs team of analysts and environmental professionals began research and development of an indoor air-sampling program specifically to satisfy requirements of LEED IEQ Credit 3.2 Air Testing. Russell Pellegrino, Laboratory Director, and Jeff Scala, Green Associate and David Linda, LEED AP BD+C, worked side by side to accomplish the goal of implementing a program that was simple, cost-effective, and sustainable. David played a key role in surveying the growing international green building community to see why no one was pursuing the credit (substantially), and making the program consistent with protocol defined by the LEED Rating System . . . for complete bio,click here.