Some of the air handling units at the site (police station) where I will be conducting air testing serve more than one area on a given floor, and these areas are not directly connected to each othe

Hi, I am questioning about the second option, mesuring the contaminant levels. The table p 462 is indicating level to respect.

Each of the 400+ residential suites is designed with an independent stand-alone ventilation system. According to the air testing requirement in pp.

We used an EQc3.1 plan and used the testing method to meet EQc3.2 requirements.

the LEED reference manual states that punch list must be completed prior to flush out. However, it doesn't state either way if punch list must be completed prior to air testing.

I have read the threads for this credit as well as any LI that I could find to determine the amount of testing locations required.

For Option 1 Path 2, can there be a time gap between when the pre occupancy ends and post-occupancy flush out begins? Or does one have to immediately follow the other?

We r building a residential tower that has 424 residential units, a swimming pool, a lobby and commercial retail units (CRU).

On one project, the GC replaced construction filters at AHUs with final filters two months ago. However, delays in TAB and commissioning has delayed the start of the building flush-out.