This webinar can be self-reported for one free general hour of LEED, WELL, and/or AIA continuing education.
Free GBES Webinar Replay
Learn how various Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) standards contribute to earning points within LEED v5 BD+C, ID+C, and O+M through the use of certified mass timber and wood and paper products. Also hear an overview of the new SFI Urban & Community Forest Sustainability Standard and ways it aligns with and could potentially support LEED v5 Cities.
Learn how various Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) standards contribute to earning points within LEED v5 BD+C, ID+C, and O+M through the use of certified mass timber and wood and paper products. Also hear an overview of the new SFI Urban & Community Forest Sustainability Standard and ways it aligns with and could potentially support LEED v5 Cities.
What You Will Learn:
- Understand how SFI-certified wood products contribute to points within LEED v5 BD+C and ID+C rating systems.
- Review and identify how to calculate a LEED Multi-Attribute Score for various product certifications and eco-labels within the new MR Credit 4: Building Product Selection & Procurement (BPSP) and MRpc 181: Multi-Attribute Structure, Enclosure, Hardscape, and Other Building Materials Project Priority Credit.
- Learn how SFI-certified paper products contribute to points within the LEED v5 O+M rating system.
- Understand the value of the new SFI Urban and Community Forest Sustainability Standard and how it supports the goals and requirements of LEED v5 Cities.
This free course will be available
from January 19 to February 15.
Need CE Credits After the Webinar?
Many GBES webinars qualify for continuing education credit, but ongoing credential maintenance often requires more hours than a single course provides.
GBES continuing education credit bundles let you purchase the exact number of CE hours you need for LEED, WELL, and AIA requirements in advance. Unused credit hours stay in your account until you are ready to use them, and all courses are available on demand so you can complete them on your schedule.
Once a course is completed and reported, those credits are applied to a single renewal cycle.
