Course Details

In the course of standard property management activities, operations staff can continuously (and affordably) upgrade units to be utility efficient and healthier for families. This course will enable participants to identify opportunities to introduce health/energy/water benefits into routine building maintenance and capital improvement processes. Participants will learn to evaluate project specific data to set priorities for energy, water, and resident health improvements, use integrated planning tools to prioritize improvements and implement a green and healthy property management plan that will reduce energy and water use and improve resident health conditions. The course is designed for affordable housing property managers, property owners, asset managers and maintenance supervisors as well as other staff who have input into property maintenance operations and decision-making. A special module will address techniques on training residents to incorporate green and healthy strategies. This course was developed by NeighborWorks and The National Center for Healthy Housing.

Course Length: 2 Days

Tuition: $770.0

Course counts toward a professional certificate (PCP): No