Bringing the Commissioning (Cx) and Sustainable Design (Green) Communities Together!
SEATTLE—Washington has become the first state to require new, publicly funded buildings to meet a national environmental standard. The law, which takes effect this summer, requires all publicly funded buildings over 5,000 ft2 (465 m2) to meet the silver level of the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED® certification program.
posted by James Sledd @ 5:47 PM
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In March 2008, I joined HSMM AECOM as a Project Manager, tasked to develop a commissioning practice for the firm. Prior to joining HSMM AECOM, I was a third-party Commissioning Authority for Engineering Economics, Inc. focusing on building systems commissioning and sustainable design. I also have over 13 years of previous design experience with a mid-size A/E firm. In August 2001, I started an online community called MEPguide.com, focusing on how technology relates to our industry. Now, I am focusing my time on a soon to launch site, called CxCentral.com and this CxGreen Blog. I hold degrees in both mechanical engineering and architecture. I am a Certified Commissioning Professional (CCP), LEED™ Accredited Professional and a Construction Document Technologist (CDT). Obviously, I enjoy working on the Internet. I also enjoy spending time with my family.
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