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Our project’s custodial vendor is certified by the British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICS). Does this program qualify as a local equivalent for projects outside the U.S. (per Option 2)?

What if my project has rules or regulations that contradict the policy requirement, such as using bleach in a school or using abrasive cleaners in a healthcare environment?

Our project consists of a building with multiple tenants. The core areas are maintained by building management but the tenants are responsible for their own cleaning. Can I still achieve the prerequisite?

What happened to the green cleaning program credit?

I use a third-party-certified cleaning vendor. Which audits are required?

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EBOM-v4 EQp3:Green cleaning policy

APPA audits in Europe

I'm working on a green cleaning policy for a hospitality project. I'm following the LEED template for v4 BO+M, and in section iv, subsection "Tracking plan for staffing and overall performance" it is required to conduct APPA audits. I've only found companies which do that in the US, so my question is: how do we apply APPA in Europe? Is there any documentation or equivalent standard? Thank you

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Trista Brown
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WSP USA
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Mon, 02/27/2017 - 20:42

Hi Ana, it's very common for building teams to complete the APPA audit instead of hiring an external company to conduct it. It sounds like this would be a good option for your project location. There are also some great resources on LEEDuser posted to the EQc6: Green cleaning - custodial effectiveness assessment credit that can support your auditing efforts. Hope this helps!

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