GSSG - General Background Flashcards

1
Q

What is the only difference in requirements for the Standard vs Pilot Certifications?

A

To achieve Silver Pilot Certification, the project must achieve 20% Optimizations

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2
Q

In the New and Existing Building Typology, it is relevant for office buildings where a minimum of ___% of the total floor area is occupied by the building owner and is operated by the same management.

A

90%

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3
Q

Core and Shell is appropriate for projects in which at least ___% of the project is fully controlled by the building owner (i.e. ___% or more of the project space is occupied by one or more tenants.

A

25%

75%

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4
Q

___% of the building core and shell and all portions of the interior buildout or managed by the project owner are included in the project scope for design and operations

A

100%

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5
Q

WELL Pilot programs are release and being tested and refined for the following project types:

A
Multifamily Residential
Education
Retail
Restaurant
Commercial Kitchen
Communities
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6
Q

Multifamily Residential projects have ___ or more dwellings in a single building.

A

5

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7
Q

What are the steps for certification for the WELL Building Standard:

A

Project Registration
Documentation Submission & Review
Performance Verification
Scoring/WELL Report

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8
Q

WELL Performance verification includes which areas of a project:

A

Air
Water
Light
Sound

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9
Q

Performance Verification is completed by an authorized ____ who will usually spend ____to ____ days in the building to validate the project’s ___ and to complete a series of ___, ____ and ____ spanning ____ WELL Concepts.

A
WELL Performance Testing Agent
one to three days
project’s design documentation
performance tests
spot-checks
measurements
all
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10
Q

WELL Certification is valid for ___ years.

A

3 years

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11
Q

In order to maintain a current certification, WELL Certified™ projects must undergo ____ again and apply for ___ to verify that the building continues to perform in accordance with the requirements of the WELL Building Standard before the end of the ____-year Certification period.

A

Performance Verification
recertification
3-year

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12
Q

Filing an application for recertification extends the validity of the project’s original certification period
for ___ months, during which time the project must satisfactorily complete the recertification process
to determine that the building continues to perform to WELL.

A

6 months

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13
Q

The WELL Report is available online ____-___ days after completion of the performance testing

A

40-45 days

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14
Q

Once the WELL report is issued, the project team is required to either accept their WELL report via
WELL Online or initiate curative actions or an appeal within ___ calendar days.

A

180 calendar days

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15
Q

Certain features require projects to submit reports on the following:

A

A. Results of occupancy surveys
B. Proof of maintenance (e.g., logs of cleaning schedules and filter replacement)
C. On-going monitoring of environmental parameters (e.g., air and water quality)

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16
Q

To remain in good standing, projects must submit the documents within ___ months of certification and then every ___ months thereafter.

A

15 months

12 months

17
Q

Project ___act as project ___ and oversee the WELL process.

A

administrators

managers

18
Q

___ are responsible for authorizing registration of the project and will be required to validate various documents used to demonstrate that WELL features are satisfied.

A

Owners

19
Q

___ conduct performance tests on-site.

A

WELL Performance Testing Agents

20
Q

___cannot serve as ___ for the same WELL project.

A

WELL Performance Testing Agents

Project Administrator

21
Q

What are the 3 types of documentation for WELL projects:

A

Annotated Drawings
Letters of Assurance
General Documents

22
Q

What are acceptable Annotated Drawings?

A
Drawings (i.e. Design/Construction drawings with pertinent info highlighted)
Operations Schedules (i.e. time log templates)
Policy Documents (i.e. employee handbooks)
Narratives and Balancing Reports
23
Q

Who submits Letters of Assurance?

A

Architects
Contractors
Engineers

24
Q

What are acceptable General Documents?

A

Lighting Drawings

Mechanical Drawings

25
Q

Spot Check vs Visual Inspection

A

Spot Checks support another type of documentation

26
Q

Alternative adherence paths allows for_____ for meeting requirements through the alternative adherence path process, as long as proposals still meet the intent and are supported by cited scientific, medical and industry research.

A

innovative, alternate solutions

27
Q

For the first recertification event following initial certification, a project can elect to be reviewed under
either the version of WELL for which it ___ or ___.

A

achieved initial certification

any subsequently released version

28
Q

For all subsequent recertifications, a project will be reviewed under the version that is in place___ prior to expiration of the project’s certification.

A

12 months