Aviation

Greater Orlando Aviation Authority
ENERGY AND SUSTAINABILITY SERVICES

This was the 1st Airport LEED v4 EBOM and BD+C Campus Certification project in the world.

FACILITIES PLUS

  • LEED v4 EBOM / BD+C certification
  • Ongoing sustainability management planning and implementation
  • Sustainable design guidelines
  • ASHRAE Level I & II assessments
  • Utility bill auditing and cost reduction
  • Ongoing ENERGY STAR auditing and certification

SMART WORKPLACE

  • Human factors and ergonomics
INTERMODAL TRANSIT FACILITY (ITF) LEED CERTIFICATION

This was the 1st Airport LEED v4 EBOM and BD+C Campus Certification project in the world.

FACILITIES PLUS

  • LEED v4 BD+C administration & certification services

PEAK PERFORMANCE

  • Storm water management plan
  • Contractor training
SOUTH TERMINAL PHASE 1 AIRSIDE BUILD OUT
SUSTAINABLE DESIGN SERVICES
This $1.8 billion expansion will include 16 new gates.

FACILITIES PLUS

  • Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) services
  • LEED v4 BD+C administration & certification services

PEAK PERFORMANCE

  • Indoor Air Quality and Solid Waste Management plans
WESTFIELD AIRCRAFT RESCUE & FIREFIGHTING STATION
ERGONOMICS PROGRAM

SMART WORKPLACE

  • Analyzed workplace for risks
  • Conducted staff ergonomics assessments
  • Developed comprehensive ergonomics program for emergency personnel

PEAK PERFORMANCE

  • Trained staff on ergonomic principles
  • Implemented ongoing training program
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT & SUSTAINABILITY SERVICES

RESOURCE LIFECYCLE

  • Oversee construction and demolition waste from expansion efforts
  • Develop and implement a comprehensive waste roadmap

PEAK PERFORMANCE

  • Prepare a Sustainability Management Report
Dallas/Fort Worth Board of Directors

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT (SWM) PROGRAM

RESOURCE LIFECYCLE

  • LEED v4 EBOM / BD+C certification
  • Ongoing sustainability management planning and implementation
  • Sustainable design guidelines
  • ASHRAE Level I & II assessments
  • Utility bill auditing and cost reduction
  • Ongoing ENERGY STAR auditing and certification

PEAK PERFORMANCE

  • Human factors and ergonomics
Here's how to request further information. Thank you for reaching out!

Facility Condition Report

The report is prepared in accordance with the recommendations of ASTM E2018-15, Standard Guide for Property Condition Assessments. This is a partial list of contents:

  • PHYSICAL CONDITION
    • General condition of the building, grounds, and appurtenances
    • Physical deficiencies, their significance, and suggested remedies
    • Photographs
    • Safety issues observed
  • INFECTIOUS DISEASE SPREAD POTENTIAL
  • OPPORTUNITIES
    • Potential operating efficiencies
    • Electricity and water use reductions
    • High-efficiency interior and exterior lighting
  • ORDER OF MAGNITUDE RENOVATION BUDGET
    • Recommended interior finishes
    • Construction costs

Risk Mitigation Improvements

  • IAQ
    • Airflow
    • Temperature and humidity
    • Vertical transportation (escalators and elevators)
  • HVAC EQUIPMENT
    • Settings
    • Conditions
    • Capability
    • Filtration
  • FLOORPLAN
    • Traffic patterns
  • FURNISHINGS
    • Placement for social distancing
    • Clear barriers where social distancing is not possible

Interior Elements

  • Foundation
  • Building frame and roof
  • Structural elements
    • Floors, walls, ceilings
    • Access and egress
    • Vertical transportation (escalators and elevators)
  • HVAC equipment and ductwork
  • Utilities
    • Electrical
    • Plumbing
  • Safety and fire protection

Grounds and Appurtenances

  • Façades or curtainwall
  • Topography
  • Storm water drainage
  • Paving, curbing, and parking
  • Flatwork
  • Landscaping
  • Recreational facilities
Here's how to request further information. Thank you for reaching out!

AWARE of CDC and NIH guidelines

The Baseline Property Condition Assessments described in ASTM E2018-15 do not specify consideration of infectious disease transmission concerns. In a pandemic and post-pandemic environment, that inspection and documentation is essential.

Buildings open to the public must comply with local regulations. For best results and greatest public acceptance, any planning for building repairs and maintenance should not overlook current CDC and NIH guidelines.

Optionally, ecoPreserve's can assist with a comprehensive GBAC STAR™ Accreditation which extends beyond the building to include the goals, actions, equipment, and supplies needed to implement best practices for outbreak prevention, response, and recovery.

An OPTIMIZED Assessment

Certified Sustainability Consultants on a facility assessment team can discover ways to lower energy costs. Their understanding of HVAC equipment suitability and condition along with the specifics of LED lighting retrofits can provide offsets for needed investments in upgrades and replacements.

Knowledge of water systems can bring further savings while averting water waste. It can all be part of an assessment which might otherwise overlook water fixtures and irrigation schedules.

How should a facility be ASSESSED?

A thorough facility assessment finds the issues - on the surface or below - which have a potential negative impact on the building. That brings the facility to meet building codes. Beyond that, the assessment proactively addresses the deficiencies not covered by code.

The occupants of a building benefit as the assessment reveals conditions having a potential impact on their health or safety. The assessment must not overlook those conditions, nor fail to consider the frequency and duration of occupant visits.