Construction Documents

Finalize the design, including all energy system strategies. Make sure your project is on track for the target rating based on energy cost.

Be sure to include requirements for EQc7.1 and EQc7.2 in the specifications. 

The credit requirements apply to composite materials manufactured off-site as well as assembled onsite. This differs from the requirements for EQc4.1 and EQc4.2, which only cover products applied onsite.

Achieving this credit may be necessary if your project is also pursuing the air-testing option of EQc3.2: Construction IAQ Management Plan—Before Occupancy. The use of products that don’t comply with EQc4.4 may cause your project team to fail the air-quality tests. 

The credit requirements can also be incorporated in a more comprehensive

Achieving this credit can also help achieve EQc3.2: Construction IAQ Management Plan—Before Occupancy, if your project pursues the air-testing option for this credit. Using low-

Low-emitting products can be part of a more comprehensive IAQ management plan, as required for EQc3.1: Construction Indoor Air Quality Plan—During Construction.

Achieving this credit can also help achieve EQc3.2: Construction IAQ Management Plan—Before Occupancy, if your project pursues the air-testing option for this credit. Using low-

Low-emitting products can be part of a more comprehensive IAQ management plan, as required for EQc3.1: Construction Indoor Air Quality Plan—During Construction.

Complete all required LEED documentation and upload to LEED Online:

• ASHRAE 6.1.1 documentation
• Thermal comfort variables and established comfort zone
• Calculation results (dependent on chosen methodology)