LEED documentation, project control and delay analysis — run like a project, not an afterthought

1. LEED BD+C documentation & certification consulting

On real projects, LEED points are often lost in the documentation rather than the design: a credit nobody owned, evidence nobody collected while the work was still visible, numbers that do not match between two credit forms. I run LEED as a managed workstream, so gaps surface while they can still be fixed.

• LEED BD+C scorecard & feasibility review — realistic target setting before design locks in
• Credit responsibility matrix and documentation tracker your whole team can follow
• Prerequisite and credit documentation review before LEED Online submission
• Construction-phase LEED administration support (materials submittals, waste and IAQ plans)
• Certification status reporting management can read on one page: points forecast, at-risk credits, overdue evidence

Fixed-scope packages with a written deliverable list. Send me your current scorecard or drawings set and I will tell you honestly whether I can move it forward — and what the first fixed-price step would be.

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2. Project health checks & programme review

A senior PMP review of your programme, cost and risk position, returned as a prioritised action list — not a generic report.

• Project health checks — schedule, cost, and risk review with red-flag findings and dated priority actions
• Programme / schedule review in MS Project, progress reporting and PMO templates
• Risk register discipline: probability × impact scoring, owners, and actions that actually close

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3. Forensic delay analysis & EOT claim preparation

Remote extension-of-time (EOT) and delay support to building contractors and subcontractors — and analyst capacity to claims consultancies and law firms — on projects using NEC or FIDIC contracts.

• Forensic delay analysis in MS Project — retrospective as-planned vs as-built and windows / time-slice analysis; methods informed by the SCL Delay and Disruption Protocol (2nd ed.) and AACE RP 29R-03, selected to suit the available records; concurrency assessed with regard to the contract and applicable legal guidance
• Disruption, prolongation and EOT claim preparation (contractor / subcontractor side) — entitlement and causation narratives from contemporaneous records; prolongation cost build-ups in Excel (time-related prelims, staff and plant tied to the analysed delay period); disruption productivity-loss assessment on its own evidential basis, from project performance records

Within these engagements I also cover the supporting analyst work: programme and baseline reviews, records review and chronologies, notice calendars and records discipline on live projects, and draft reporting. The same services are available as white-label analyst capacity for claims consultancies and law firms, in APAC hours.

Technical analysis and contract-administration support only — not legal advice, and not expert-witness or named-expert testimony. Tools: MS Project and Excel. P6-native programme analysis is outside current scope. Contact details available on request.

LEED Documentation in Practice: From Scorecard to LEED Online Submission In production — coming soon

Most LEED courses teach you to pass a test. This one teaches you to do the job: run BD+C v4 & v4.1 documentation like a project manager — build a defensible scorecard, assign every credit, collect the right evidence, and answer GBCI review comments. One worked example, a commercial project targeting Gold, is carried through the entire course so you see a submission come together end to end.

• Scorecard discipline: realistic Yes / Maybe / No calls and a safety buffer above your target level
• Credit briefs and a responsibility matrix that design and construction teams actually follow
• LEED Online forms, uploads and calculators — file naming, versioning and cross-checks that keep submissions complete and consistent
• Split vs combined review: how to choose, and how to plan each submission
• Triaging GBCI review comments and re-balancing a scorecard mid-review
• Construction-phase evidence: waste and materials paperwork, IAQ documentation, commissioning interfaces

The course includes the LEED BD+C Documentation Tracker and the templates used throughout the lessons. Follow me on LinkedIn for launch news.