1.1 – What is Green Building?

1.2 – Environmental Impact of Traditional vs Sustainable Buildings

1.3 – Key Principles: Energy, Water, Air, Materials, Health

2.1 Indoor Air Quality Basics for Green Building Technicians

2.2 – Ventilation, Humidity, and Thermal Comfort

2.3 – Sources of Indoor Pollutants

2.4 – Health Outcomes Tied to Poor Building Environments

3.1 – Energy Flow in Structures (Residential, Commercial, Industrial)

3.2 – Building Envelope, HVAC Systems, and Lighting

3.3 – Energy Audits and Diagnostic Tools

3.4 – Low-Energy Retrofits and Strategies

5.1 – Indoor and Outdoor Water Use

5.2 – Greywater Systems & Rainwater Harvesting

5.3 – Landscape Choices for Water Efficiency

6.1 – Hands-On Training with Tools: Thermal Cameras, Moisture Meters, Air Quality Monitors, etc.

6.2 – Data Collection, Interpretation, and Reporting

6.3 – Case Studies and Mock Assessments

7.1 – Overview of LEED, WELL, BREEAM, and the Living Building Challenge

7.2 – How to Align with or Assist in Certification Processes

7.3 – Regional/National Green Codes and Incentive Programs (Canada + U.S.)

8.1 – Real-World Scenarios (Residential, Commercial, or Mixed)

8.2 – Conducting a Complete Sustainability Inspection

8.3 – Interpreting Findings and Preparing a Report for Clients or Agencies

9.1 – Creating Actionable Reports for Clients

9.2 – Educating Property Owners or Tenants

9.3 – Promoting Sustainability Practices Responsibly and Professionally

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