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Tristan Roberts
Representative
Vermont House of Representatives
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Wed, 09/22/2010 - 04:00

The LEED requirements don't specifically call for experience on LEED projects, so I would say you're good to go.
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Jan Wei
Director of Commissioning & Critical System
Edwards & Zuck
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Tue, 10/05/2010 - 21:08

It depends on the project that you are going to work on. I believe LEED requires at least 2 similar project experiences in order to qualify to be a CxA. Commissioning experience in pharmaceutical (or validation) might not qualify you to commissioning a commerical building due to differences in equipments and systems. Unless during your past experience you have encounter similar equipment and system type.

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