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LEED O+M Exam Prep (v4): Pass on First Attempt
Structured, practical LEED O+M training with real exam logic, key credits, and memory systems
Created byHans Weemaes
Last updated 5/2026
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What you'll learn
- Understanding of the LEED V4 O+M rating system and how it is used to evaluate the sustainability of existing buildings.
- Knowledge of strategies and techniques for reducing the environmental impact of buildings, including energy and water conservation and waste reduction.
- Familiarity with best practices for indoor air quality, lighting, and acoustics, and how they contribute to the overall sustainability of a building.
- Understanding of the role of building operations and maintenance in achieving and maintaining sustainable performance over time.
- Knowledge of the economic and financial benefits of sustainable building design and operations.
- Familiarity with the tools and resources available for assessing and improving the sustainability of existing buildings.
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Course content
11 sections • 74 lectures • 4h 5m total length
Requirements
- No prerequisites are needed. We will teach you all that is required
Description
LEED v4 → v5 transition update (May 2026):
The last LEED AP O+M v4 exam is June 28, 2026. If you're planning to sit for v4, this course remains a thorough preparation resource. LEED v4.1 O+M recertification registration stays open until June 30, 2027 — so this course remains directly useful to existing v4 O+M practitioners through that window.
LEED O+M Exam Prep (v4): Pass on Your First Attempt
Most candidates approach the LEED O+M exam the wrong way.
They try to work through hundreds of pages of material, without knowing what actually matters for the exam.
This course is designed to fix that.
What this course does differently
This is a focused exam-preparation system, not a generic sustainability course.
It translates the LEED reference material into:
• what is tested
• what matters most
• how to approach questions efficiently
You will learn how to prioritise, retain, and apply the content — without wasting time on low-value material.
• Structured breakdown of all key LEED O+M credits
• Clear explanation of concepts, definitions, and scoring logic
• Short, targeted lessons (3–8 minutes) for efficient learning
• Realistic practice questions to test your understanding
• Practical examples from real-world project experience
Who this is for
• Professionals preparing for the LEED O+M AP exam
• LEED Green Associates progressing to the next level
• Sustainability and FM professionals working with certified buildings
What you will learn
• How the LEED O+M exam is structured and assessed
• Which credits matter most — and where to focus your effort
• Core concepts across all major categories
• Common exam traps — and how to avoid them
• A clear approach to answering questions with confidence
Why this course works
• Developed by a LEED AP with 15+ years of project and advisory experience
• Built specifically for professionals with limited study time
• Focused on clarity, structure, and exam relevance — not volume
You do not need 20+ hours of content to pass. You need the right focus.
How this will help you
• Reduce study time by focusing only on what matters
• Prepare efficiently for the LEED O+M AP exam
• Apply LEED concepts more effectively in real projects
What this course is not
• Not a theoretical deep dive
• Not designed for passive consumption
You will need to engage, take notes, and apply the material.
Final note: If you want a structured, efficient path to passing the LEED O+M exam — this course provides it.
Who this course is for:
- Facility managers: The course is intended for facility managers who are responsible for the day-to-day operations of existing buildings and are interested in learning how to improve the sustainability of those buildings.
- Building owners and managers: The course is also intended for building owners and managers who are interested in learning about the LEED V4 O+M rating system and how it can be used to evaluate the sustainability of their buildings.
- Sustainability professionals: The course is also intended for sustainability professionals, including energy managers and environmental consultants, who work with existing buildings and are interested in learning about sustainable building practices and strategies.
- Architects, engineers, and construction professionals: The course is also intended for architects, engineers, and construction professionals who are interested in learning about sustainable building design and operations, and how they can apply that knowledge to existing buildings.