Green star course for contractors

The Green Building Council Australia (GCBA) will be running its Green Star for Contractors course online. Developed for those working on onsite projects – whether as a contractor, subcontractor or as part of the wider project team – the course focuses on how to ensure data sheets and documentation are compliant. It will also explore…

The Green Building Council Australia (GCBA) will be running its Green Star for Contractors course online.

Developed for those working on onsite projects – whether as a contractor, subcontractor or as part of the wider project team – the course focuses on how to ensure data sheets and documentation are compliant.

It will also explore the materials-related credits and how they relate to the project team, including specific materials content such as VOCs and PVC.

The practical 90-minute webinar will provide essential information on improving processes and making them more efficient and effective. Attendees will be able to put forward questions to industry experts during the interactive Q&A segments. 

Key areas of learning include:

  • The “what” and “how” of Green Star – and how to contribute to a project
  • Tools for the most effective approach to Green Star
  • Understanding Green Star requirements
  • Materials-related credits and how to demonstrate compliance
  • Examining the main materials involved – VOCs, formaldehyde, PVC, timber, concrete, and steel
  • Hints and tips from past projects and what assessors will accept.

The course’s co-presenters are National Sustainability Manager at Built Pty Ltd, Joe Karten; and Victorian Sustainability Manager at Probuild Constructions, Evalin Ling.

Karten is a sustainability professional who has delivered multiple 6 Star As Built rated buildings and fitouts.

Before joining Probuild Constructions, Ling was a consultant and the lead Green Star Accredited Professional for Norman Disney & Young, responsible for the management and submission of more than 30 Green Star ratings throughout Australia.

The event will be held on November 5, 2020, from 1.30–3.30pm (NSW, Vic, ACT, Tas) | 1–3pm (SA) | 12.30–2.30pm (Qld) | 12–2pm (NT) | 10.30am–12.30pm (WA)

Event and registration details are available here.


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