Cx in Practice: A How-to for Code Compliance and Quality Assurance in DC (Self-Paced)
This professional development session bridges the gap between statutory mandates and practical application within the Washington, DC Energy Conservation Code. Participants will move beyond basic code reading to understand the implementation of commissioning and project acceptance requirements.
Through regional case studies and documentation reviews, attendees will learn to effectively leverage the expertise of your commissioning provider. By focusing on actionable integration strategies, this training transforms regulatory hurdles into robust quality assurance tools, ensuring both legal compliance and optimal, long-term building performance for all stakeholders.
Mon, June 1st, 2026
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Mon, Aug 31st, 2026
12:00am - 12:00am EDT
Virtual
Learning Objectives
- Analyze Regulatory Compliance: Interpret the specific commissioning mandates established by the Washington, DC Energy Conservation Code to ensure full project adherence.
- Execute Applicability Assessments: Determine if a project triggers mandatory commissioning requirements based on specific scope, occupancy, and energy thresholds.
- Optimize Project Quality: Evaluate strategies for integrating commissioning agents to enhance system performance, reduce operational risks, and improve overall quality.
- Synthesize Practical Applications: Apply technical insights and "lessons learned" from DC-based case studies to streamline documentation and project acceptance workflows.
Course Details
Provider:Steven Winters Associates (SWA)
Instructor:Bob Hayes, Senior Building System Engineer, Steven Winter Associates
Course Type:Virtual, Self-Paced
Course Dates:Access open until August 31, 2026
Registration Deadline:August 30, 2026 at 7:00am
Time Commitment:1 hour
CEU:1 AIA HSW
Record of Completion:Certificate of Completion
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