Certifications Project Coordinator

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StokESG and sustainability consulting

Hybrid in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Canada, or San Francisco, San Diego, Denver, USA, or remote anywhere in North AmericaFull-TimeJunior

Salary65,000 - 85,000 USD per year

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Experience: 2+ years of relevant experience with LEED project work including documenting credits on LEED Online

Requirements

Bachelors’ degree in a field related to building science such as architecture, engineering, or construction management
2+ years of relevant experience with LEED project work including documenting credits on LEED Online
LEED AP BD+C or ID+C
Ability to read and interpret formal construction documents, inclusive Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Landscape, and Civil plan sets and specifications
Knowledge of Construction Specification Institute (CSI) format
Knowledge of WELL Building Standard, Fitwel, and Living Building Challenge
Proficient use of Microsoft Office
An innate attention to detail
A team player that gets the job done and sees no task as too small
Dependable to internal and external team members
Thrives on building and managing relationships with clients as well as team members
Understands the importance of efficiency and know how to work smart, not just hard
A passion for sustainability

Responsibilities

Work closely with Program and Project Managers to support all aspects of design & construction sustainability scopes, across building typologies
Track and coordinate milestones and deliverables, internally and externally, across data center sustainability programs and portfolios of data center building projects
Support projects pursuing LEED BD+C, ID+C and O+M, WELL, Fitwel and GreenPoint Rated certifications, including project registration, strategy development and implementation, credit documentation, submittal, and review comments
Stay up to date on project schedules and position within the LEED certification process, including coordination of internal and external action items required to complete LEED, WELL and Fitwel documentation
Assist in design drawing reviews to align with client program and LEED requirements, compile compliance reports and action item lists
Attend and take minutes for project meetings, internally and externally
Create, update and improve internal process templates
Assist with healthy and sustainable materials research and product vetting. Review submittals and track key data related to materials selection and performance
Provide research support to Project Managers on cutting edge sustainable design and construction strategies and technologies
Attend seminars, workshops, and conferences to stay up to date on innovative industry schemes

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