Hi, I have a slight confusion in calculating FTE to monitor energy consumption. Example. Totally 500 people. 200 people are working in two projects general shift of 8 hrs. The remaining 300 are

Hi, I have a problem with caluclating FTE for our NC project.

So I have a multiple building project with 2 resident halls and a dining facility. During the school year (approx.

I'm having trouble classifying our ALF (Assisted Living Facility); is it a NC? or Healthcare? or Hospitality.

I'm calculating the FTE for a bank branch, how can I calculate visitors?

the LEED NC reference manual doesnt actually seem to have directions anywhere on how to arrive at FTE. It makes reference to it as if its just innate human knowledge we are born with.

Does anyone have any experience with having a large informal waiting space outside of classrooms and determining a transient load.

I have a building that has 2 floors, each with 3 FT shifts, but with different personnel counts.

The project is a high rise commercial building, going for EBOM certification. The number we have for FTEs is outdated, as of about a year ago.

We are working on a project with 4 different shifts. One regular 8 to 5 shift for office and morning afternoon and night shifts for factory workers, there no transients or visitors.