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(6) MR_ Material & Resources of LEED BD+C v4
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(6) MR_ Material & Resources of LEED BD+C v4

provided by He-Kui Sustainability Matters
Created byMing Feng Nian
Last updated 3/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Waste Management
  • PBT Source Reduction
  • Building Life Cycle
  • Building Product Disclosure & Optimization (BPDO)

Course content

1 section • 12 lectures • 1h 8m total length

  • E45-P1 Storage & Collection of Recyclables7:47
  • E46-P2 Construction & Demolition Waste Management Planning2:22

    Guides the leed bd+c v4 material and resources prerequisite by planning diversion for at least five materials, with percentages, and compiling a final report on waste streams and diversion rates.

  • E47-P3 PBT Source Reduction - Mercury3:59

    Identify and inventory all mercury-containing equipment and lamps within the project boundary, and develop a plan to eliminate mercury in healthcare facilities, avoiding preheat t9/t10/t12 fluorescent lamps and mercury-vapor HID.

  • E48-C1 Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction7:32
  • E49-C2 BPDO- Environmental Product Declarations6:09

    Learn how LEED BD+C v4 uses environmental product declarations, with option one requiring 20 products from five manufacturers and cradle-to-gate assessments, and option two achieving 50–75% by cost.

  • E50-C3 BPDO- Sourcing of Raw Materials5:53
  • E51-C4 BPDO- Material Ingredients5:32

    Explore LEED BD+C v4 concepts for material ingredients, including reporting and inventory requirements, green screen v1.2 and cradle-to-cradle programs, REACH and USGBC guidance, and optimization options to achieve exemplary performance.

  • E52-C5 PBT- Mercury3:55

    Explore Mr. C5 material and resources for PBT mercury in health care, avoid circular fluorescent lamps, specify low-mercury lamps (T8, T5, CFL, HPS) with required documentation.

  • E53-C6 PBT-Lead, Cadmium, and Copper6:07

    Explore lead, cadmium, and copper in health care building materials for LEED BD+C v4, including lead limits in solder and flux per AB 1953, cadmium restrictions, and copper joint standards.

  • E54-C7 Furniture & Medical Furnishings9:22

    Explore LEED BD+C v4 material and resources for furniture and medical furnishings, covering option one chemical content limits, option two testing, salvaged reuse, and MRC two and MRC three EPD.

  • E55-C8 Design of Flexibility5:49
  • E56-C9 Construction & Demolition Waste Management4:17

    Compare diversion versus waste reduction for construction and demolition waste management, LEED BD+C v4, detailing targets for at least five materials or 50–75% diversion, with £2.5/ft² or 12.2 kg/m².

Requirements

  • Smile

Description

The instructor has passed 6 LEED AP exams, including Legacy and 5 specialties.

The teaching ability has been recognized as a USGBC Faculty.

LEED BDC v4, Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design, Building Design & Construction v4.0

Sixth Credit Category: MR_ Material & Resources

It contains 3 Prerequisites and 9 Credits:


P1 Storage & Collection of Recyclables

P2 Construction & Demolition Waste Management Planning

P3 PBT Source Reduction - Mercury

C1 Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction

C2 BPDO- Environmental Product Declarations

C3 BPDO- Sourcing of Raw Materials

C4 BPDO- Material Ingredients

C5 PBT- Mercury

C6 PBT-Lead, Cadmium, and Copper

C7 Furniture & Medical Furnishings

C8 Design of Flexibility

C9 Construction & Demolition Waste Management


<P1 Storage & Collection of Recyclables>

Mixed paper, Corrugated, Glass, Plastic, and Metals


<P2 Construction & Demolition Waste Management Planning>

ADC-Alternative daily cover


<P3 PBT Source Reduction - Mercury>

PBT – Persistent, Bioaccumulative & Toxic substances

Lamp life


<C1 Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction>

Option 1 Historic Building Reuse

Option 2 Renovation of Abandoned or Blighted Building

Option 3 Building & Material Reuse

Option 4 Whole Building Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA)


<C2 BPDO- Environmental Product Declarations >

BPDO- Building Product Disclosure & Optimization

Option 1 EPD, Environmental Product Declaration

Option 2 Multi-Attribute Optimization


<C3 BPDO- Sourcing of Raw Materials>

Option 1 Raw Material Source & Extraction Reporting

Option 2 Leadership Extraction Practices


<C4 BPDO- Material Ingredients>

Option 1 Material Ingredient Reporting

Option 2 Material Ingredient Optimization

Option 3 Building product manufacturer (BPM) Supply Chain Optimization


<C5 PBT- Mercury>

PBT – Persistent, Bioaccumulative & Toxic substances

T8, T5, CFL (Compact Fluorescent Lamp) and HPS (High-pressure sodium)


<C6 PBT-Lead, Cadmium, and Copper>

MSDS, material safety data sheet


<C7 Furniture & Medical Furnishings>

Option 1 Minimal Chemical Content

Option 2 Testing & modeling of Chemical Content

Option 3 Multi-Attribute Assessment of Products


<C8 Design of Flexibility>

Departmental Gross Square Feet (DGSF)


<C9 Construction & Demolition Waste Management>

Option 1 Diversion

Option 2 Reduction of Total Waste Material

CEN, European Committee for Standardization

(French: Comité Européen de Normalisation)



We make every effort to provide accurate and complete information.

However, we cannot guarantee 100% accuracy.

Thank you and have a nice day.


The music is from YouTube Music Library copyright free: 88KeysToEuphoria - Aakash Gandhi


The instructor has passed 6 LEED AP exams, including Legacy and 5 specialties.

The teaching ability has been recognized as a USGBC Faculty.


He-Kui Sustainability Matters

Ming-Feng Nian, Chicago Booth MBA, UMichigan MEng CEM,

LEED AP (Legacy + 5 specialties), WELL AP, SITES AP,

USGBC Faculty, Urban GHG Inventory Specialist,

EFFAS Certified ESG Analyst (CESGA)

GRI Certified Sustainability Professional (Standards 2021)

CFA Institute Certificate in ESG Investing

PMP, PfMP, PMI-ACP/PBA/RMP/SP


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Who this course is for:

  • Architect
  • College Students
  • ESG Manager
  • Supplier

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