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Intent
Pilot Credit Closed
This pilot credit is closed to new registrations
These special pilot credits are awarded based on project teams attempting to meet the requirements to the best of their ability and providing feedback on the requirements. The credits may change as feedback is received.
To promote best practice requirements in operations and human behavior to take precautions against the spread of COVID 19.
Requirements
For LEED O+M v4.1 initial or LEED v4.1 or v4 recertification projects, projects may be awarded additional LEED points under Innovation for achieving these credits.For LEED v4 O+M initial certification projects, this pilot credit is available for 1 point under Innovation.
- Using the AIA Re-occupancy Assessment Tool V2.0, create a re-occupancy assessment and requirements for an operations plan.
- Create a management and operations plan that includes, at minimum, the following categories:
- Building or place preparation
- Workforce preparation
- Access control
- Social distancing
- Green cleaning
- Touch point reduction
- Communication
- Keep a daily journal with building management and occupants and keep all data transparent for submission.
- Was the plan implemented today?
- Did it go well?
- What will be improved tomorrow?
- Open comment area
- Nothing, its going great
- Did you feel safe in this place today?
- Are you aware of the plan for safety of this place?
- Were you able to social distance?
- Did others follow the rules?
- Are you aware of anyone who became ill in this place?
- Are you comfortable in this place?
- Are you in control of your life?
- Were you able to practice wellness practices at this place?
Daily Journal Questions:
Management:
Submittals
General
Register for the pilot credit- Participate in the LEEDuser pilot credit forum
- Complete the feedback survey:
Documentation/Compliance
- Submit a copy of the management operation plan
- Submit a copy of the assessment for reoccupancy.
- Submit a sample of the daily journal for management
- Submit a sample of the daily journal for occupants.
Changes
- 5/19/20 - Original Publication
- 6/26/20 - Updated AIA Re-occupancy Assessment Tool from v1.0 to version 2.0
- 2/17/23 - Closed for registration
What does it cost?
Cost estimates for this credit
On each BD+C v4 credit, LEEDuser offers the wisdom of a team of architects, engineers, cost estimators, and LEED experts with hundreds of LEED projects between then. They analyzed the sustainable design strategies associated with each LEED credit, but also to assign actual costs to those strategies.
Our tab contains overall cost guidance, notes on what “soft costs” to expect, and a strategy-by-strategy breakdown of what to consider and what it might cost, in percentage premiums, actual costs, or both.
This information is also available in a full PDF download in The Cost of LEED v4 report.
Learn more about The Cost of LEED v4 »Frequently asked questions
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© Copyright U.S. Green Building Council, Inc. All rights reserved.
Intent
Pilot Credit Closed
This pilot credit is closed to new registrations
These special pilot credits are awarded based on project teams attempting to meet the requirements to the best of their ability and providing feedback on the requirements. The credits may change as feedback is received.
To promote best practice requirements in operations and human behavior to take precautions against the spread of COVID 19.
Requirements
For LEED O+M v4.1 initial or LEED v4.1 or v4 recertification projects, projects may be awarded additional LEED points under Innovation for achieving these credits.For LEED v4 O+M initial certification projects, this pilot credit is available for 1 point under Innovation.
- Using the AIA Re-occupancy Assessment Tool V2.0, create a re-occupancy assessment and requirements for an operations plan.
- Create a management and operations plan that includes, at minimum, the following categories:
- Building or place preparation
- Workforce preparation
- Access control
- Social distancing
- Green cleaning
- Touch point reduction
- Communication
- Keep a daily journal with building management and occupants and keep all data transparent for submission.
- Was the plan implemented today?
- Did it go well?
- What will be improved tomorrow?
- Open comment area
- Nothing, its going great
- Did you feel safe in this place today?
- Are you aware of the plan for safety of this place?
- Were you able to social distance?
- Did others follow the rules?
- Are you aware of anyone who became ill in this place?
- Are you comfortable in this place?
- Are you in control of your life?
- Were you able to practice wellness practices at this place?
Daily Journal Questions:
Management:
Submittals
General
Register for the pilot credit- Participate in the LEEDuser pilot credit forum
- Complete the feedback survey:
Documentation/Compliance
- Submit a copy of the management operation plan
- Submit a copy of the assessment for reoccupancy.
- Submit a sample of the daily journal for management
- Submit a sample of the daily journal for occupants.
Changes
- 5/19/20 - Original Publication
- 6/26/20 - Updated AIA Re-occupancy Assessment Tool from v1.0 to version 2.0
- 2/17/23 - Closed for registration
