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More than ever green property management practices are needed to sustain the mission of affordable housing providers. In the Credential for Green Property Management (CGPM) course, you’ll learn cost effective green practices to:

  • Efficiently use energy, water, and other resources
  • Protect occupant health, employee productivity, and resident well-being
  • Reduce costs for operations and maintenance
  • Reduce waste, pollution and environmental degradation
  • Extend equipment durability
  • Reduce CO2 emissions
  • Increase cash flow, profitability and asset value

The Green Property Management Course is designed to meet the training requirements for the Credential for Green Property Management (CGPM) offered by NAHMA and NAAEI.

Participants will learn:
  • How to conduct an Energy Self-Assessment
  • Best operation & maintenance practices that can save a typical apartment community an estimated 5%- 20% on energy bills without a significant capital investment
  • How to reduce water consumption and use water efficiently
  • How saving water saves energy
  • How to develop a Green Operation & Maintenance Plan
  • How to implement an Integrated Pest Management Plan
  • How to get the most “green” by educating staff members and residents

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Barry Weaver, CGPM, NAHP-e, SHCM, CPM ®, LEED AP®, is principal of Barry Weaver Consulting, LLC. Barry Weaver Consulting helps clients improve productivity, reduce waste, and efficiently use resources. With over the 20 years of experience, Barry has a comprehensive background in organizational leadership and affordable multifamily management. Barry is a committed “green” professional. He became involved in environmental issues in the late 1970's as an undergraduate at Humboldt State University (HSU), which is internationally known for its' conservation and environmental programs. Barry is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council and National Association of Realtor’s Green Resource Council. He is a national speaker on green practices and an approved trainer for the Credential for Green Property Management (CGPM).
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Programs Included in this Bundle

Module 1: Green Principles & Practices

Date Published: June 15, 2010

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In this module, you will be introduced to green building principles and practices. This overview will lay a foundation for you to make the greatest green gains.

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Module 2: Energy Efficiency

Date Published: June 15, 2010

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In this module, you will learn how to reduce energy waste and improve energy efficiency with a sequential or phased-in approach. This type of approach will produce the largest energy efficiency gains by starting with steps that are low in capital requirements before investing in more capital-intensive improvements.

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Module 3: Indoor Environmental Quality

Date Published: June 15, 2010

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Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) refers to the quality of the air and environment inside buildings, based on pollutant concentrations and conditions that can affect the health and comfort of occupants. Good IEQ is an essential component of every building. In this module, you’ll learn factors that impact IEQ and how to improve the IEQ of a building.

Disclaimer: The content in this module is informational only. Following advice given may not necessarily provide protection against health hazards caused by indoor environmental pollution.

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Module 4: Resource Efficiency

Date Published: June 15, 2010

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Buildings and organizations use a lot of resources and generate a lot of waste. Wasted resources are lost profits. Resource efficiency promotes the reduction of waste, the reuse of materials, and recycling. Simply put, resource efficiency is about obtaining the maximum benefit from every resource. It is the key to optimal performance in every area of building operations and management. In this module, we will cover best practices to reduce waste and create an organizational culture that values resource efficiency.

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Module 5: Site Sustainability

Date Published: June 15, 2010

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Site development and construction activities are often destructive to the local site ecology. The local site ecology includes factors such as site geology, hydrology, vegetation, and wildlife. Although the greatest opportunities to protect the local site ecology occur during the development phase, there are opportunities following construction to enhance the ecology of a site. In this module, you will learn the fundamentals of green site selection and develop as well as practices that can be applied to the existing sites to enhance sustainability and the local ecology.

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Module 6: Water Efficiency

Date Published: June 15, 2010

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Trends indicate that water will become a scarce resource over the coming decades. Water efficiency is the management of potable or drinkable water, in order to conserve its use and reduce water waste. In this module, you’ll learn three approaches to water efficiency: Utilizing water-efficient plumbing fixtures, appliance, and water system technology; water efficient landscaping; and using water conservation practices.

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Module 7: Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

Date Published: June 15, 2010

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IPM is a comprehensive program that combines prevention, monitoring, and mitigation activities to achieve effective pest control with the least risk to people, pets, and the environment. In this module, you’ll learn the essential elements of an IPM plan.

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Module 8: Green Operations & Maintenance

Date Published: June 15, 2010

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Operation and Maintenance (O&M) practices are at the heart of sustaining green improvements. Developing a green O&M plan is a vital step in ensuring consistent and optimal performance from building systems. In this module, we’ll cover green best practices to include in the O&M plan.

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Module 9: Tenant Green Education Program

Date Published: June 15, 2010

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Tenant activities significantly impact building systems and operations. Similar to green O&M plan, the green education program addresses tenant activities. In this module, we’ll cover green best practices to include in the green training program.

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