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VERSION 1.0 | JUNE 2011

INDUSTRIAL NEWCONSTRUCTION (INC)

DESIgN REfERENCE gUIDE

& SUBMISSION fORMAT

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GREEN BUILDING INDEX DESIGN REFERENCE GUIDE & SUBMISSION FORMAT

2 GREENBUILDINGINDEX SDN BHD (845666-V) VERSION 1.0 | JUNE 2011

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COpyRIGhT





CONTENTS

COpyRIGHT

INTRODUCTION

pROCEDURES

CRITERIA CHECKLIST & SUBMISSION FORMAT

ASSESSMENT CRITERIAENERGY EFFICIENCY (EE)

INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (EQ)

SUSTAINABLE SITE PLANNING & MANAGEMENT (SM)

MATERIALS & RESOURCES (MR)

WATER EFFICIENCY (WE)

INNOVATION (IN)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

2

4

6

10

18

28

45

62

72

78

81

INDUSTRIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION (INC)





INTRODUCTION

The purpose o the Green Building Index Design Reerence Guide is to establish a guidance document

to assist project teams in understanding the criteria or each o the main components o the Green

Building Index Rating Tool. The project team can use the document as a guide when submitting or the

Green Building Index as it clearly identies examples o how and what is required or completing the

submission. Each o the main six criteria’s are urther divided into the corresponding sub-sections in

obtaining the necessary credit points. This guide is indicative and not an exhaustive/denitive reerence

to the Green Building Index rating tool.

The basic ramework o this document sets out or each subsection the intent, description, requirements,

approach & implementation and in some occasions, calculations to achieve the credit point or each sub-

section. The Green Building Index Design Reerence Guide urther becomes the base curriculum or the

training o acilitators on the Green Building Index Rating Tools.

To attain the Green Building Index classication, the procedures are as ollows:

STAGE 1 AppLICATION & REGISTRATION

STAGE 2 DESIGN ASSESSMENT (DA)

STAGE 3 COMpLETION & VERIFICATION ASSESSMENT (CVA)

A summary o the stages is described below:

STAGE 1 | AppLICATION & REGISTRATION

Complete and Submit application orm with Owner’s inormation, project contact details, projectinormation and any supporting documents to Greenbuildingindex Sdn Bhd (GSB). Upon acceptance &

approval o the application documentation, the registration ee will be conrmed dependent on the size

o the project. On payment o ees, a GBI registration number will be given, and the terms and conditions

duly signed between owner and GSB. A GBI Certier will be assigned or the duration o the project.

GBI Registration Fees can be obtained rom www.greenbuildingindex.org

GBI Terms & Conditions

An agreement setting out the terms and conditions between Project owner and Greenbuildingindex Sdn

Bhd is to be duly signed at this stage.

STAGE 2 | DESIGN ASSESSMENT (DA)

Appraisal conducted upon the submission by the Project Design team / Client (Architect/Engineer/

Building Owner or Developer directly or through a GBI Facilitator) o comprehensive design and other

necessary documents or Green Building Index Assessment. Ater acceptance o registration rom GBI, the

Project Design team & client should proceed to collect inormation or each o the six criteria completing

the submittal requirements described under each detailed sub-section. It is recommended that the

inormation submitted is based on preconstruction inormation (ie tender documentation stage) when all

parameters o the design have been nalised. A Provisional Design Assessment certicate is given at this

stage. A summary Design Assessment (DA) checklist is provided to determine target scoring.





STAGE 3 | COMpLETION & VERIFICATION ASSESSMENT (CVA)

Appraisal conducted upon CPC o the project when all necessary documents are re-submitted according

to as-built inormation and calculations by the Project Design Team / Client (Architect/Engineer/Building

Owner or Developer directly or through a GBI Facilitator). The Completion & Verication Assessmentconrms that the targeted criteria have been properly implemented and achieved, or otherwise, or the

intended classication.

GBI veries within 12 months o CPC (or CCC/OC/OP whichever is the later); or earlier, i occupancy

is not less than 50%, on the project classication. The verication process involves veriying the actual

measured energy and water use, sustainable measures, indoor comort survey results and action plan,

Building Manual and Sustainable Maintenance program. A ull Certication is given at this stage. A

summary Completion & Verication Assessment (CVA) checklist is provided to determine target scoring.

AppEAL pROCEDURES

Appeal can be submitted (with ee paid) ater receiving the Design Assessment result or ater receiving

the Completion & Verication Assessment results.

VALIDITy OF CERTIFICATION

The validity o the certication is limited or three years. This is to encourage sustainable building

maintenance management throughout the lie o the building.

CERTIFIERS & FACILITATORS

GBI Certiers perorm the detailed assessment and accrediting tasks o building projects submitted to

the GBI Accreditation Panel (GBIAP) or nal certication.

GBI Facilitators provide services to enable building projects to achieve GBI Accreditation. A GBI Facilitatoris a registered person with GSB having completed the training and examinations conducted by GSB.

GBI TERMS & CONDITIONS

An agreement setting out the terms and conditions between the Project owner and Greenbuildingindex

Sdn Bhd.






pROCEDURES





STAGE 1APPLICATION & REGISTRATION

INCOMpLETE

COMpLETE

AppLICATION

REGISTRATION

*GSB = Greenbuildingindex Sdn Bhd

Complete and submit the Application& Registration Form to GSB withsupporting documents

GSB to request or moreinormation rom Applicant

GSB processes applicationand notifes Applicant o the

Registration Fee

Applicant to make the necessaryRegistration Fee payment to GSBand submit any other additional

required inormation

GSB registers the application andgives a GBI Registration Number to

the Applicant

GBI Agreement to be signedbetween GSB and Applicant

GSB assigns GBI Certiferat appropriate time

Is the

Alicationcomlete?





STAGE 2DESIGN ASSESSMENT (DA)

Request AdditionalDocuments rom

Applicant


Is the DASubmissioncomlete?

Is the DASubmission

Acceted b

Certifer?

GBIApReview

Aeal bAlicant?

INCOMpLETECOMpLETE

DA Assessment by Certifer

Issue letter o acknowledgement to

Applicant

GSB notifes Applicanto DA result

To submitappeal orm

& ees

Issue letter o success &Provisional GBI Certifcate

to successul applicant

1st Review GBI requests Inormation rom Applicant

Applicant to resubmit DA

Additional inormation/documents received

Certifer to fnalise DA

2nd Review

GSB records & publishes

in GBI Register

AppEAL NO AppEAL

NO

yES

Submit to GSB orDesign Assessment (DA)

2 Hard Copies, 3 CDs

Applicant to appoint their ProjectCoordinator/GBI Facilitator





STAGE 3COMPLETION & VERIFICATION ASSESSMENT (CVA)


AppEAL

NO AppEAL

GSB notifes Applicant o CVA result

Applicant to submit or Completion& Verifcation Assessment (CVA)upon completion o project

To Submit Appeal Form & Fees

• Fail

• Request Review for aHigher Rating

AppEAL

GBI Certifer undertakes CVA

GSB records & publishesin GBI register

LAM issues GBI certifcateto Applicant

Aeal bAlicant?






CRITERIA ChECKLIST

& SUBMISSION FORMAT





INDUSTRIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION (INC)pROJECT INFORMATION

NAME OF BUILDING

ADDRESS OF BUILDING

pOSTCODE

STATE

AppLICANT

CONTACT pERSON

ARCHITECT

CIVIL ENGINEER

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

QUANTITy SURVEyOR

LAND SURVEyOR

LANDSCApE CONSULTANT

OTHER SpECIALIST CONSULTANT(S)

MAIN CONTRACTOR

LOCAL AUTHORITy

TOTAL GROSS FLOOR AREA

LAND AREA FOR LANDED pROpERTy

BUILDING AND INDUSTRIAL pROCESSDESCRIpTION





pOINTS GBI RATING

86 points and above Platinum

76 to 85 points Gold

66 to 75 points Silver

50 to 65 points Certied

ASSESSMENT CRITERIAOverall pOints scOre

gREEN BUILDINg INDEX CLASSIfICATION


pART ITEM MAXIMUM pOINTS

1 Energy Efciency (EE) 33

2 Indoor Environmental Quality (EQ) 22

3 Sustainable Site Planning & Management (SM) 18

4 Material & Resources (MR) 10

5 Water Efciency (WE) 10

6 Innovation (IN) 7

TOTAL SCORE 100





INDUSTRIAL NEW

CONSTRUCTION (INC)ASSESSMENT CRITERIA

SCORE SUMMARy

pART CRITERIA ITEM pOINTS SUBMITTER GBI

1

EE ENERGy EFFICIENCy

Design

EE1 Minimum EE Perormance 1

EE2 Lighting Zoning 3

EE3 Electrical Sub-metering 1

EE4 Renewable Energy & Onsite Energy Capture/Recovery 8

EE5 Advanced or Improved EE Perormance - BEI and/or EUI 10

Commissioning

EE6 Enhanced Commissioning 4

EE7 On-going Post Occupancy Commissioning 2

Verifcation & Maintenance

EE8 EE Verication 2

EE9 Sustainable Maintenance 2

2

EQ INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITy

Air Qualit

EQ1 Minimum IAQ Perormance 1

EQ2 Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) Control 1

EQ3 Carbon Dioxide Monitoring and Control 1

EQ4 Indoor Air Pollutant & Industrial Chemical Exposure 3

EQ5 Mould Prevention 1

Thermal Comort

EQ6 Thermal Comort: Design & Controllability o Systems 2

EQ7 Air Change Eectiveness 1

EQ8 Breakout Spaces 1

Lighting, Visual & Acoustic Comort

EQ9 Daylighting 2

EQ10 Daylight Glare Control 1

EQ11 Electric Lighting Levels 1

EQ12 High Frequency Ballasts 1

EQ13 External Views 2

EQ14 Internal Noise Levels 1

Verifcation

EQ15 IAQ Beore & During Occupancy 2

EQ16 Post Occupancy Comort Survey: Verication 1





pART CRITERIA ITEM pOINTS SUBMITTER GBI

3

SM SUSTAINABLE SITE pLANNING & MANAGEMENT

Site planning

SM1 Site Selection 1

SM2 Browneld Redevelopment 1

SM3 Development Density & Community Connectivity 2

SM4 Environment Management 2

SM5 Noise Pollution 1

Construction Management

SM6 Earthworks - Construction Activity Pollution Control 1

SM7 QLASSIC 1

SM8 Workers Site Amenities 1

Transortation

SM9 Public Transportation Access & Transportation Plan 1

SM10 Green Vehicle Priority 1

SM11 Parking Capacity 1

SM12 Cargo Delivery Route and Proximity 1

Design

SM13 Stormwater Design - Quality & Quantity Control 1

SM14 Greenery & Roo 2

SM15 Building User Manual 1

4

MR MATERIALS & RESOURCES

Reused & Reccled Materials

MR1 Materials Reuse and Selection 2

MR2 Recycled Content Materials 2Sustainable Resources

MR3 Regional Materials 1

MR4 Sustainable Timber 1

Waste Management

MR5 Storage & Collection o Recyclables 1

MR6 Construction Waste Management 2

Green products

MR6 Rerigerants & Clean Agents 1

5

WE WATER EFFICIENCy

Water Harvesting & Reccling

WE1 Rainwater Harvesting 2

WE2 Water Recycling 2

Increased Efcienc

WE3 Water Ecient Irrigation/Landscaping 2

WE4 Water Reduction 2

WE5 Metering & Leak Detection System 2

6

IN INNOVATION

IN1 Innovation & Environmental Design Initiatives 6

IN2 Green Building Index Facilitator 1

TOTAL pOINTS 100





The Industrial New Construction (INC) Reerence Guide is ormatted in reerence to the Industrial New Construction (INC)Tool. It is envisaged that this reerence guide is a live document that rom time to time will be updated or the beneto the end users.

The Reerence guide has been ormatted to orm part o the basic criteria checklist or all documentation submissionsor both the Design Assessment (DA) and Completion & Verication Assessment (CVA). The ront cover sheet o theindividual criteria is to be attached with documentation drawings, project narratives and technical submissions. Thecriteria checklist is to be signed by the Principal Submitting Person (in short “PSP”) , Submitting Person ( in short “SP”) orSpecialist (in short “S”) together with the client’s (in short “C”). Where the retrotting works do not require appointmento the ull compliment o consultants, the sole or lead consultant will sign in lieu.

Enclosed the summary checklist together with the corresponding signatories required or each criteria.


pART CRITERIA ITEM REQUIRED SIGNATORIES

1

EE ENERGy EFFICIENCy

EE1 Minimum EE Perormance PSP and C

EE2 Lighting Zoning SP and C

EE3 Electrical Sub-metering SP and C

EE4 Renewable Energy & Onsite Energy Capture/Recovery SP/S and CEE5 Advanced or Improved EE Perormance – BEI and/or EUI SP/S and C

EE6 Enhanced Commissioning SP/S and C

EE7 On-going Post Occupancy Commissioning SP/S and C

EE8 EE Verication SP/S and C

EE9 Sustainable Maintenance SP/S and C

2

EQ INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITy

EQ1 Minimum IAQ Perormance SP and C

EQ2 Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) Control PSP and C

EQ3 Carbon Dioxide Monitoring and Control SP and C

EQ4 Indoor Air Pollutant & Industrial Chemical Exposure PSP and C

EQ5 Mould Prevention PSP/SP and C

EQ6 Thermal Comort: Design & Controllability o Systems SP and C

EQ7 Air Change Eectiveness SP and C

EQ8 Breakout Spaces PSP and C

EQ9 Daylighting PSP and C

EQ10 Daylight Glare Control PSP and C

EQ11 Electric Lighting Levels SP and C

EQ12 High Frequency Ballasts SP and C

EQ13 External Views PSP and C

EQ14 Internal Noise Levels PSP/SP/S and C

EQ15 IAQ Beore & During Occupancy SP/S and C

EQ16 Post Occupancy Comort Survey: Verication S and C

3

SM SUSTAINABLE SITE pLANNING & MANAGEMENTSM1 Site Selection PSP and C

SM2 Browneld Redevelopment PSP and C

SM3 Development Density & Community Connectivity PSP and C

SM4 Environment Management PSP and C

SM5 Noise Pollution PSP and C

SM6 Earthworks – Construction Activity Pollution Control SP and C

SM7 QLASSIC PSP and C

SM8 Workers’ Site Amenities PSP and C

SM9 Public Transportation Access & Transportation Plan PSP and C

SM10 Green Vehicle Priority PSP and C

SM11 Parking Capacity PSP and C

SM12 Cargo Delivery Route and Proximity PSP and CSM 13 Stormwater Design – Quality & Quantity Control SP and C

SM14 Greenery & Roo PSP/SP and C

SM15 Building User Manual S and C






ASSESSMENT CRITERIA






ENERgy EffICIENCy

(EE)



19 VERSION 1.0 | JUNE 2011 GREENBUILDINGINDEX SDN BHD (845666-V)


INTENT

To create energy eciency (EE) awareness and promote the use o MS 1525.

DESCRIPTION

Establish minimum energy eciency (EE) perormance to reduce energy consumption in industrial buildings, thusreducing CO

2emission to the atmosphere. Meet the ollowing minimum EE requirements as stipulated in MS 1525.

REQUIREMENTS

Submit calculations or Overall Thermal Transer Value (OTTV) ≤ 50 and Roo Thermal Transer Value (RTTV) ≤ 25. Use o the BEIT sotware or other GBI approved sotware is acceptable,AND

Provision o Energy Management System where Air Conditioned space ≥ 4,000m2

APPROACH & IMPLEMENTATION

Wall insulation can be achieved in many ways, such as, but not limited to, using autoclaved lightweight concretes,composite insulated walls, double brickwalls and many other construction systems. Glazing should be optimally sized.The use o Insulated Glazing Units and/or perormance glazing such as low-e and/or spectrally selective glazing isencouraged. Roo should be insulated with suitable insulation materials to prevent heat gain into occupied spaces.

POTENTIAL TECHNOLOgIES & STRATEgIES

Design the building envelope, HVAC, lighting and other systems to maximize energy perormance.

REQUIRED SUBMISSION fOR DESIgN ASSESSMENT (DA)

Plans and elevations marking out walls & apertures used or the calculation coloured blue;1.

and walls & apertures not used or calculation coloured red. Recommended scale 1: 200OTTV calculations or each acing wall and RTTV calculation or roo 2.

Description o wall, roo & aperture materials specied.3.

Calculations o U-values or roo and walls.4.

Proposed Glazing specications on Shading Coecient, U-values and Visible Light5.Transmission.

Conrm provision o Energy Management System where air conditioned space ≥ 4,000m6. 2.

REQUIRED SUBMISSION fOR COMPLETION & VERIfICATION ASSESSMENT (CVA)

As-Built plans and elevations marking out walls & apertures used or the calculation coloured1.blue; and walls & apertures not used or calculation coloured red.

OTTV calculations or each acing wall and roo.2.

Description o built wall & aperture materials with U-value calculation3.

Manuacturer issued glazing specication on shading coecient, U-values and Visible Light4.Transmission.

Description o as-installed Energy Management System and I/O schedule.5.

Describe any deviation or addition to the DA submission.6.

MINIMUM EE pERFORMANCE 1 pOINTEE1


ENERGy EFFICIENCy (EE)

SUBMITTING

pROFESSIONAL

Name DesigNatioN CompaNy sigNature

pROJECT NAMEDate

CLIENT


NOTE attaCh all submittals with this Cover page

SUBMITTER GBI

SUBMITTER GBI





INTENT

To monitor energy consumption o key building services as well as all tenancy and industrial plant areas.

DESCRIPTION

Encourage and recognise the provision o energy sub-metering to acilitate energy monitoring o base building servicesand industrial plant processes.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint: Provide separate sub-metering or all energy use ≥ 100kVA; with separate sub-metering or1) Lighting, AND

2) Power, AND 3) Industrial processes


For typical industrial buildings, separate metering shall be provided or car parks; chillers; AHUs; lits; common area lightingand power and any additional item including plant equipment or process which carries an energy use ≥ 100kVA.

For speculative industrial buildings, compliance is by demonstrating commitment and provision to install meters orseparate tenancy and plant areas. As a minimum this is to be provided on each foor and to each wing or other clearlyseparable area or zone.

Where Energy Management System (EMS) is provided, all meters should be linked to the EMS or monitoring andrecording, and control where appropriate.


Utilise Energy Management System (EMS) or measurement and management o energy usage including MaximumDemand Limiting.


An extract rom the specication detailing the installation requirements or electrical sub-1.meters that meets the credit criteria.

Clearly marked electrical schematic drawings showing the proposed locations o meters2.and the usage served by those meters.


As-Built Electrical schematic drawings showing the exact locations o meters and the1. building usage served by those meters.


ELECTRICAL SUB-METERING 1 pOINTEE3



SUBMITTING

pROFESSIONAL


pROJECT NAMEDate

CLIENT



SUBMITTER GBI

SUBMITTER GBI





INTENT

To promote use o all orms o renewable energy and/or onsite energy capture/recovery to reduce environmental impactand emission o CO

2.

DESCRIPTION

The use o renewable energy systems and/or onsite energy capture/recovery will help to deer the need or powerplant-up and promote green energy use. Calculate the project perormance by expressing the energy produced by therenewable energy systems and/or onsite energy capture/recovery as a percentage o the building annual energy use. Inthe context o the built environment in Malaysia, the most likely orm o renewable energy would be derived rom BIPV,STC and biomass. Other orms o renewable energy are also applicable with their appropriate conversion into equivalentelectrical energy or calculation purposes.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint : Awarded where 0.5% or 5 kWp whichever is the greater, o the equivalent total electricity consumption isgenerated by Renewable Energy (RE) and/or onsite energy capture/recovery, OR

2 oints : Awarded where 1.0% or 10 kWp whichever is the greater, OR



8 oints : Awarded where 2.5% or 60 kWp whichever is the greater.

Notes: i) Electricity includes other orms o energy.ii) Building annual energy use or this criterion excludes energy consumed by the industrial plant process.


Assess the project or renewable energy potential such as solar, wind, geothermal, low-impact hydro, biomass and othernon-polluting technologies. Building Integrated Photo Voltaic (BIPV) is recommended to be used to generate renewableelectricity in non-residential buildings in the Malaysian climate. The BIPV system can be grid connected or stand-alonesystem with or without battery pack to store excess energy production. Solar Thermal Cooling (STC) is also highlyrecommended or application in industrial buildings.


Assess the project or non-polluting and renewable energy potential such as solar, wind, geothermal, low-impact hydro,biomass and bio-gas strategies. When applying these strategies, take advantage o FiT where applicable.


Plans and elevations marking out areas allocated to house renewable energy equipment.1.

Describe proposed technology to be used, including documenting total kWp or equivalent2.to be installed.

Predict reduced total electricity consumption by the building and percentage o renewable3.

energy to be generated.


As-Built plans and elevations marking out installation and location o renewable energy1.equipment.

Manuacturer’s technical specication o the renewable energy equipment.2.

As-Measured kWp or equivalent renewable energy generated.3.


RENEWABLE ENERGy & ONSITEENERGy CApTURE/RECOvERy

8 pOINTSEE4



SUBMITTING

pROFESSIONAL


pROJECT NAMEDate

CLIENT



SUBMITTER GBI

SUBMITTER GBI





INTENT

To encourage enhancement o building and industrial plant process EE perormance thereby reduce CO2

emission.

REQUIREMENTS

Demonstrate that Energy Eciency (EE) perormance exceeds the baseline minimum to reduce energy consumptionin the building and/or the industrial plant process. For building, improve Building Energy Intensity (BEI) as dened byGBI [use o GBI approved sotware is permitted]. For industrial plant process, use Energy Use Intensity (EUI) to compareagainst baseline data or similar plant process [baseline EUI shall be urnished by applicant or GBI acceptance]. UseBEI or EUI i either building or industrial plant process energy use constitutes more than 75% o the total energy use.Otherwise, calculate both BEI and EUI with the lower point score applicable, or award o points as ollows:

1 oint where BEI ≤ 180 kWh/m2/year or EUI improvement ≥ 10%

3 oints where BEI ≤ 150 kWh/m2/year or EUI improvement ≥ 25%4 oints where BEI ≤ 140 kWh/m2/year or EUI improvement ≥ 30%

5 oints where BEI ≤ 130 kWh/m2/year or EUI improvement ≥ 35%






Cutting edge technologies and materials should be ully explored or application. For passive design applications,consider use o better insulation materials, such as wall insulation o autoclaved lightweight concrete, composite insulatedwall, double brickwalls or other options. Glazing should be optimally sized and the use o perormance glazing such as

low-e and/or spectrally selective glazing is encouraged. Roo insulation should also be properly addressed. For activedesign applications, consider EE products or all components and educate users on need to reduce plug loads both inprocurement policy and usage.


Design the building envelope and systems to maximize energy perormance. Adopt the most energy ecient designconcepts and strategies or both the building and plant process. For plant process, explore opportunities or energyrecovery and/or reuse. Quantiy BEI and/or EUI perormance as compared to a baseline building/plant. Use o appropriatesimulation sotware tools is encouraged.


All documentation provided or EE1 (cross reerenced)1.

Submit predicted BEI and/or EUI calculations.2.


Actual veried BEI achieved or completed building.1.

Actual EMS printouts.2.


ADvANCED EE pERFORMANCE – BEIAND/OR EUI

10 pOINTSEE5



SUBMITTING

pROFESSIONAL


pROJECT NAMEDate

CLIENT



SUBMITTER GBI

SUBMITTER GBI





INTENT

To ensure building and industrial plant process energy related systems are installed to achieve proper commissioningso as to realise their ull potential and intent. This will serve to eliminate the bad practice o not ully commissioning theinstalled systems.

REQUIREMENTS

Appoint an independent GBI recognised Commissioning Specialist (CxS) to ensure comprehensive commissioning isperormed or all the building/plant energy related systems in accordance with ASHRAE Commissioning Guideline orother GBI approved equivalent standard/s by:

Conducting at least one commissioning design review during the detail design stage and back-check the review•comments during the tender documentation stage.

Developing and incorporating commissioning requirements into the tender documents.•Developing and implementing a commissioning plan.•

Veriying the installation and perormance o the system to be commissioned.•

Reviewing contractor submittals applicable to systems being commissioned or compliance.•

Developing a systems manual that provides uture operating sta inormation needed to understand and optimally•operate the commissioned systems.

Veriying that the requirements or training operating personnel, building occupants and plant operators are•completed.


Appointment o a CxS to provide commissioning advice (including accessibility and maintainability provisions) to theClient and to monitor and veriy commissioning o the building and industrial plant process energy related systems.


Installation o state-o-the-art measuring devices and sensors compatible with the installed EMS will aid in commissioningand also enhance EE.


Conrmation letter rom the CxS o his appointment and scope o works in accordance with1.the GBI CxS requirements.


Documentary evidence that the ull scope o CxS works have been carried out during the1.contract administration phase.

The nal commissioning report including recommendations to the client regarding the2.perormance o the commissioned building energy related systems.

A copy o the systems manual as described in the CxS scope o works.3.

Documented evidence o training o building management sta.4.


ENhANCED COMMISSIONING 4 pOINTSEE6



SUBMITTING

pROFESSIONAL


pROJECT NAMEDate

CLIENT



SUBMITTER GBI

SUBMITTER GBI





INTENT

To ensure up-to-date on-going post occupancy/post plant operation commissioning are carried out or all tenancy t-outand plant modication changes are completed.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint: Awarded where proessional engineer/specialist reviews all tenancy t-out plans / plant modication to ensureoriginal design intent is not compromised and upon completion o the t-out / plant modication works, veriy and ne-tune the installations to suit.

1 oint: Awarded where the CxS carries out a ull post/re-commissioning o the energy related systems to veriy that theirperormance is sustained in conjunction with the completed tenancy t-outs / plant modications within 12 months o practical completion (or earlier i there is at least 50% occupancy/plant operation).


Proessional engineer/specialist must check all t-out designs and plant modications. The CxS shall carry out the postoccupancy commissioning or all tenancy areas ater t-out changes / plant modication changes are completed.


Declaration that post occupancy/modication commissioning will be undertaken.1.


Document what has been approved and constructed or post-occupancy t-out/plant mod.1.

CxS to veriy re-commissioning works, i applicable.2.


ON-GOING pOST OCCUpANCyCOMMISSIONING

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INTENT

To veriy predicted energy use o key building services and industrial plant process.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint: Awarded or the use o Energy Management System to monitor and analyse energy consumption includingreading o sub-meters, AND

1 oint: Fully commission EMS including Maximum Demand Limiting programme within 12 months o practicalcompletion (or earlier i there is at least 50% building occupancy and plant operation).

APPROACH & IMPLEMENTATIONFully commission the maximum demand limiting programme and utilise EMS to monitor energy consumption.


Declaration o commitment to carry out EE verication upon completion.1.


Actual veried BEI/EUI achieved, Renewable Energy generated and Water consumption or1.completed building/plant.

Where EMS is installed, comprehensive printouts o EMS results including Maximum2.

Demand Limiting program setting.Describe any deviation or addition to the DA submission.3.

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INTENT

To ensure the energy related systems will continue to perorm as intended beyond 12 months Deects & Liabilityperiod.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint : Awarded where at least 50% o permanent maintenance team to be on-board one (1) to three (3) months beorepractical completion and to ully participate (to be specied in contract conditions) in the Testing & Commissioning o all energy services, AND

Set up a permanent Energy Monitoring Committee (EMC) to ensure that plant energy perormance is continuouslymonitored and improved.

1 oint : Awarded or providing a designated acility maintenance oce that is ully equipped with acilities (includingtools and instrumentation) and inventory storage, AND

Provide evidence o documented plan or at least 3-year acility maintenance and preventive maintenance budget(inclusive o stang and outsourced contracts).


Ensure the maintenance team ully participates in the testing and commissioning stage, understand the design intent andprovide a 3-year sustainable maintenance program.


Identiy building maintenance room and acilities in the design foor plan.1.

Commitment to deploy at least 50% o permanent maintenance team to be on-board one2.(1) to three (3) months beore practical completion and to ully participate in the Testing &Commissioning o all energy services with organisation chart and sta positions identied.

Commitment to provide evidence o documented plan or at least 3-year acility maintenance3.and preventive maintenance budget (inclusive o stang and outsourced contracts).


Documentary evidence that 50% o the maintenance team were involved in the ull testing1.& commissioning o the building / plant process energy related systems.

Comprehensive list o maintenance tools and instrumentation, and inventory storage2.items.

Provide evidence o documented plan or at least 3-year acility maintenance and preventive3.maintenance budget or acility maintenance (inclusive o stang and outsourcedcontracts).


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INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL

QUALITy (EQ)






INDOOR ENvIRONMENTAL QUALITy (EQ)

INTENT

To provide or minimum IAQ perormance in building and plant to ensure comort and well-being o occupants.

DESCRIPTION

Design provision to meet the minimum requirements o ventilation rate in ASHRAE 62.1 or local building code, whicheveris the more stringent.

REQUIREMENTS

Meet the minimum requirements specied in ASHRAE 62.1 or local building code whichever is stricter.


Designing ventilation system to meet the minimum requirement specied in ASHRAE 62.1 ensures adequate resh air isavailable to occupants in the space. The Ventilation Rate Procedure or the Indoor Air Quality Procedures can be used todetermine the minimum required ventilation rates or various applications. Ventilation Rate Procedure is more straight-orward to apply. The IAQ Procedure o ASHRAE 62.1 is a perormance-based procedure that addresses designing theventilation system to maintain acceptable levels o known contaminants.


Description o the ventilation design.1.

Schematic to illustrate the ventilation system design.2.

Summary table with calculations to illustrate how the delivered minimum outdoor airfow3.to each zone and the outdoor air intake or the system meet the requirements o ASHRAEand/or local code.


As-Built drawings to illustrate the ventilation system design.1.

Summary report to describe the ventilation design and how it complies with ASHRAE 62.12.and/or the local code including inormation regarding the resh air intake volumes and anyspecial conditions that aect the ventilation design.

Detailed calculations or simulations to show how the delivered minimum outdoor airfow to3.each zone and outdoor airfow air intake or the system meet the requirements in ASHRAE

and/or local code.Describe any deviation or addition to the DA submission.4.

MINIMUM IAQ pERFORMANCE 1 pOINTEQ1

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INTENT

To minimize exposure o building and plant occupants to Environmental Tobacco Smoke.

DESCRIPTION

Avoid health problems associated with tobacco smoke by preventing possible contamination in the building and plant,thereby reducing health risks to occupants linked to “second-hand smoke”.

REQUIREMENTS

Prohibit smoking in the building and plant area; and locate any exterior designated smoking areas at least 10m awayrom entries, outdoor air intakes and operable windows, OR

Prohibit smoking in the building and plant area except in designated smoking room, and establish negative pressure inthe smoking rooms together with provision o eective air ltration system.


Prohibition o smoking in air-conditioned public building is already mandatory under Malaysian Law. This credit can beachieved by strictly enorcing prohibition o smoking in the premises, through supervision or signage. I designatedsmoking areas are provided outside the premises, ensure that the tobacco smoke does not enter the rest o the premisesor the ventilation system.


Description o strategies to be employed in the premises to achieve this credit (by means1.o management policy or signage proposal).

Plans showing the location o exterior and/or interior designated smoking areas, i any.2.


As-Built drawings identiying location o exterior and/or interior designated smoking areas1.

Summary report describing strategies undertaken to ensure prohibition o smoking indoors2.can be enorced and strategies implemented to ensure that tobacco smoke will not enter thepremises or ventilation system where exterior and/or interior smoking area is provided.

Photographic evidence o strategies adopted.3.


ENvIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE(ETS) CONTROL

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INTENT

To provide capacity or eective ventilation system monitoring and control so as to ensure comort and well-being o building and plant occupants.

DESCRIPTION

Use carbon dioxide monitoring and control system to deliver the required outdoor air to the occupants to suit variationin occupancy.

REQUIREMENTS

Install carbon dioxide (CO2) monitoring and control system with at least one (1) CO

2sensor at main return air points on

each foor to acilitate continuous monitoring and adjustment o outside air ventilation rates to each foor, and ensureindependent control o ventilation rates to maintain CO

2level < 1,000 ppm.


Use o carbon dioxide monitoring system is a typical energy conservation measure to ensure dierent spaces receiveadequate outdoor air or their current occupancy and the ventilation system can adjust the ventilation rate to meetchanging requirements. This helps to ensure occupants will receive adequate outdoor air at all times.


Submission o ventilation and control schematics together with description o how CO1.2

monitoring and controls are integrated into the ventilation design.


As-Built drawings showing the installed sensors and controls.1.

Summary report on the ventilation design and CO2.2monitoring and control system including

inormation regarding the location, quantity o installed sensors, the operational parametersand set points.

Manuacturer’s inormation conrming the specications o the CO3.2

sensors.

Photographic evidence o typical installations.4.


CARBON DIOXIDE MONITORINGAND CONTROL

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INTENT

To prevent microbial contamination in the building and plant area to ensure the health and well-being o occupants.

DESCRIPTION

Design system(s) which reduce the risk o mould growth and its associated detrimental impact on occupant health.

REQUIREMENTS

Demonstrate that the air-conditioning and mechanical ventilation system will maintain a positive indoor air pressurerelative to the exterior, and can actively control indoor air humidity to be no more than 70% RH without the use o activecontrol that will consume additional energy.

Ensure that excessive moisture in building and plant area is controlled during the Design, Construction and Operation

stages by the consideration and the control o the ollowing:Rainwater leakage through roo and walls•Inltration o moist air•Diusion o moisture through walls, roo and foors•Groundwater intrusion into basements and crawl spaces through walls and foors•Leaking or burst pipes•Indoor moisture sources•Construction moisture•

OR

The above mentioned measures are not necessary or applicable or any part o the building or plant area that is not air-conditioned.


The most eective way to control indoor mould growth is through elimination o moisture. It is important to dry water

damaged areas and items within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mould growth. Humidity in spaces and ductwork has to becontrolled throughout construction and occupation o the premises.


Summary report outlining the strategies adopted to meet the credit requirements.1.

A copy o specications or the strategies to be carried out.2.


As-Built drawings or As-Built specications conrming that the industrial building has been1.constructed in accordance with the strategies adopted.

Manuacturer’s inormation on all relevant materials specied or mould prevention and/or2. resistance, to veriy credit compliance.

Documentation evidence during construction o the precautions taken or mould prevention,3.e.g. photographs o material storage and protection or items that are susceptible to mouldgrowth as identied in the DA submission stage.

Provide 24-hour record (during ull occupancy) o Temperature-Relative Humidity4.measurements or at least two (2) areas acceptable to the GBI Certier.


MOULD pREvENTION 1 pOINTEQ5



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INTENT

To ensure eective delivery o clean air through reduced mixing with indoor pollutants in order to promote a healthyindoor environment.

DESCRIPTION

Prevent or minimize short-circuiting o outdoor ventilation air through recirculation o supply and return air.

REQUIREMENTS

Demonstrate that the Air Change Eectiveness (ACE) meets the ollowing criteria or at least 90% o the NLA (air-conditioned areas only):

The ventilation system is designed to achieve an ACE ≥ 0.95 when measured in accordance with ASHRAE 129. Measureair change eectiveness, where ACE is to be measured within the breathing zone (nominally 1.0m rom nished foorlevel).


Compliance may be met either through measurement o the completed building in accordance to ASHRAE 129 orequivalent or using CFD simulations or implementation o accepted airside design strategy such as UFAD (Under FloorAir Distribution), LLD (Low Level Displacement), personalised ventilation system, etc.


Summary report detailing the design criteria that has been adopted or each type o space1.in the development.

Describe how the ventilation system meets the credit compliance.2.


As-Built drawings to show the ventilation system.1.

Summary report detailing the ventilation design criteria adopted or each type o space in2.the building.

Record o measurement to demonstrate compliance o this credit requirement.3.


AIR-ChANGE EFFECTIvENESS 1 pOINTEQ7



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INTENT

To reduce worker’s atigue.

DESCRIPTION

Provide breakout space to reduce worker’s atigue or at least 5% o employees per shit.

REQUIREMENTS

Provide breakout space to reduce worker’s atigue or at least 5% o employees per shit.


Plans and elevations marking out areas or breakout spaces.1.

Description o strategies to be employed in the building to achieve this credit (by means o 2.management policy or signage proposal).


As-Built drawings identiying location o breakout spaces.1.

Summary report describing strategies undertaken.2.

Photographic evidence o strategies adopted.3.


BREAKOUT SpACES 1 pOINTEQ8



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INTENT

To ensure provision o good levels o daylighting or building and plant occupants.

DESCRIPTION

Provide good level o diused daylight into interior o building and plant.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint: Demonstrate that ≥ 30% o the NLA has a Daylight Factor in the range o 1.0 – 3.5% as measured at the workingplane, 800mm rom foor level, OR

2 oints: Demonstrate that ≥ 50% o the NLA has a Daylight Factor in the range o 1.0 – 3.5% as measured at the workingplane, 800mm rom foor level.

Note: Reer to MS1525 or the description and calculation o Daylight Factor.


Daylight system or building includes window, açade shading/light defecting devices (e.g. lightshelves), roo lights andatrium spaces. The Daylight Factor is the ratio o indoor light level measured on the working plane to the outdoor lightlevel during overcast conditions with no direct sun. For a daylit space, to ensure visual comort, the lighting level shouldbe airly uniorm with no great contrast.


Summary report with diagrams, o the design daylight strategies including or glare control1.that will be undertaken to meet the credit requirements.


As-Built drawings and specications demonstrating that the daylighting system has been1.constructed according to design drawings/specications. Typical As-Built foor plans andsections showing position o glare control system.

Typical foor plans with Daylight Factor measurement results.2.

Site plan incorporating height o existing buildings or planned buildings surrounding the3.building together with solar diagrams & sun path.

Summary o Daylight Factor results.4.Manuacturer’s Inormation on the daylighting system used, i custom-made.5.

Furnish photographs o each type o typical device installed.6.


DAyLIGhTING 2 pOINTSEQ9



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INTENT

To reduce discomort o glare rom natural light.

DESCRIPTION

Ensure daylighting system is designed with adequate and proper glare control in order not to negate the benets o daylighting.

REQUIREMENTS

Where blinds or screens are tted on glazing and atrium as a base building, incorporate provisions to meet the ollowingcriteria:

1. Eliminate glare rom all direct sun penetration and keep horizontal workspace luminance level below 2000 lux;2. Eliminate glare rom diused sky radiation or occupant workspace at viewing angles o 15° to 60° rom the horizontal

at eye level (typically 1.2m rom foor level);3. Control with an automatic monitoring system (or atrium and windows with incident direct sun light only - not applicable

or xed blinds/screens); AND 4. Equip with a manual override unction accessible by occupants (not applicable or xed blinds/screens).


Glare issues typically arise during periods o low angle sun (early mornings and late aternoons) and during periods withbright sky. Glare control should thereore be designed to ensure both a view out and some level o daylight when thesystems are engaged.


Typical foor plans and sections showing variable position o glare control system.1.

Brie description o proposed control mechanism to be provided.2.

Summary report to describe how view and daylight is assured when glare control system3.is engaged.


As-Built drawings and specications to conrm that building is constructed according to1.design drawing and specications.

Typical As-Built foor plans and sections showing position o glare control system.2.

Description o control mechanism installed.3.

Manuacturer’s Inormation on the blind and control systems provided.4.

Summary report to describe how view and daylight is assured when glare control system5.is engaged.

Furnish photographs o each type o typical glared control system installed.6.


DAyLIGhT GLARE CONTROL 1 pOINTEQ10



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INTENT

To ensure lighting level is not over-designed.

DESCRIPTION

Ensure lighting level is designed in accordance to MS1525 or dierent types o spaces.

REQUIREMENTS

Demonstrate that lighting design maintains a luminance level o no more than specied in MS1525 or 90% o NLA(building and industrial plant area) as measured at the working plane (800 mm above the foor level).


The ambient lighting level should be designed in accordance with the luminance level recommended in MS1525. Tasklighting may be provided or occupants who require a higher lighting level either or their own preerence or or varioustask needs.


Summary report o lighting design brie to illustrate how the credit will be met.1.


As-Built drawings showing the lighting layout plans.1.

Photometric measurements to illustrate that the lighting level ulls the credit requirement.2.

Furnish photographs o typical foor lighting installation.3.


ELECTRIC LIGhTING LEvELS 1 pOINTEQ11



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INTENT

To provide or comortable visual working environment or occupants.

DESCRIPTION

Provision o view to the outside or building occupants to achieve benets o connectivity with the outdoor Increaseworkplace comort by avoiding low requency fickers that may be associated with fuorescent light ttings.

REQUIREMENTS

Install high requency ballasts in fuorescent luminaires over a minimum o 90% o NLA (building and plant area).


Speciy high requency ballasts in fuorescent luminaires. The use o high requency ballasts in the range o 20kHz andhigher will provide smoother, non-fickering lamp operation. At this requency, the ficker is totally undetectable to thehuman eye and sensory aculty.


Description o design strategy to achieve installation o high requency ballasts or minimum1.90% o NLA


As-Built lighting plans to identiy location o the 90% NLA o fuorescent luminaries installed1.with high requency ballasts.

Manuacturer’s inormation conrming the specications o high requency ballasts2.installed.


hIGh FREQUENCy BALLASTS 1 pOINTEQ12



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INTENT

To reduce eyestrain or building occupants by providing long distance views and visual connection to the outdoor.

DESCRIPTION

Provision o view to the outside or building occupants to achieve benets o connectivity with the outdoorenvironment.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint: Demonstrating that ≥ 60% o the NLA has a direct line o sight through vision glazing at a height o 1.2m romfoor level, OR

2 oints: Demonstrating that ≥ 75% o the NLA has a direct line o sight through vision glazing at a height o 1.2m romfoor level.


Column ree spaces and low interior partitions should be designed i possible. Oces should locate open plan areasalong the perimeter o the açade, while private oces and areas not regularly occupied should be placed at the core o the building. Maintaining the views or spaces near the core is the primary design objective.


Typical foor plans to identiy how external view or the spaces is maintained.1.

Design strategy o the interior layout that will be designed or recommended to maintain2.view to the outside.


As-Built plans including interior layout conrming that there is direct line o sight to outside1.through vision glazing between 0.8 and 2.2m above the nish foor level or the requiredspaces.

For buildings where t-out is not done, recommended interior layout shall be provided to2.tenants.


EXTERNAL vIEWS 2 pOINTSEQ13



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INTENT

To ensure building is designed to maintain a comortable acoustic environment or occupants.

DESCRIPTION

Maintain internal noise level at an acceptable and tolerable level.

REQUIREMENTS

Demonstrate that 90% o the NLA (oce component only) do not exceed the ollowing ambient internal noise level:

• Withintheentirebuildinggeneralofce,spacenoisedoesnotexceed40dBAeq,OR

• Withinthebaselinebuildingofcespace,thesoundleveldoesnotexceed45dBAeqforopenplananddoesnotexceed 40 dBAeq or closed oces.


Excessive noise can cause discomort to occupants. Some o the solutions to ensure acceptable noise level is maintainedinclude:

Speciy internal acoustics lining up to 5-10m o the AHU discharge duct•Speciy use o duct silencers or sound attenuators•Speciy acoustical ceiling•Speciy urniture with sound absorbing suraces on both sides•Locate photocopiers, ax machines away rom the main oce areas in a separate area•Insulate partition cavities•Mechanical equipment room to be located away rom oce and conerence rooms•


Design report on strategies to ensure internal noise level is maintained at the prescribed1.levels.

Floor plans showing location o Core, M&E, and equipment rooms.2.


Report describing the measured internal and external noise sources and eatures installed1.to achieve required noise level.

As-Built drawings showing noise control eatures.2.Manuacturer’s data sheets o the acoustic materials used in building.3.


INTERNAL NOISE LEvELS 1 pOINTEQ14



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INTENT

To maintain good Indoor Air Quality condition both beore building/plant occupancy and during occupancy.

DESCRIPTION

Reduce indoor air quality problems resulting rom the construction process in order to help sustain the comort and well-being o occupants/workers.

REQUIREMENTS

1 point: Develop and implement an Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Management Plan or the Pre-Occupancy phase asollows:

Otion 1: Perorm a building fush-out by supplying outdoor air to provide not less than 10 air changes/hour (ACH) or

at least 30 minutes operation beore occupancy and continuous minimum 1 ACH during the initial 14 days occupancy o the completed building/plant,OR

Otion 2: I low VOC materials and low ormaldehyde composite wood are used, then building/plant fush-out can beperormed by supplying outdoor air to provide not less than 10 ACH or at least 15 minutes operation or not less than6 ACH or at least 30 minutes operation and continuous 1 ACH during the initial 7 days occupancy o the completedbuilding/plant, OR

Otion 3: Conduct IAQ testing to demonstrate maximum concentrations o pollutants do not exceed that listed in theIndoor Air Quality Code o Malaysia within 12 months o occupancy.

1 point: During Occupancy Stage:Where a permanent air fushing system o at least 10 airchanges/hour operation is installed or use during occupancystage.


Options 1 and 2, fush-out procedure may begin once all t-out work is completed. As the purpose o fushing out is toevacuate air-borne contaminants in the building, the most eective way is to use non-polluting interior materials as asource control.

Option 3, IAQ testing procedure to conrm major contaminants are below recognized acceptable levels. This will helpto ensure good indoor air quality or occupants.


Summary report outlining the strategies and procedures to be taken to meet the credit1.requirements.


Report on fush-out procedure including the actual dates o the fush-out.1.

I IAQ testing is carried out, a report to outline the procedures undertaken and the results2.o the testing to veriy i the credit requirements are met or not. I not, corrective measuresmust be taken.


IAQ BEFORE & DURING OCCUpANCy 2 pOINTSEQ15



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INTENT

To provide or assessment o comort o the building occupants/plant workers.

DESCRIPTION

Conduct post occupancy comort survey o building occupants/plant workers and to undertake measures to rectiy theproblems identied during the survey.

REQUIREMENTS

1) Conduct an occupancy comort survey o occupants/workers annually. This survey should collect anonymous responsesabout thermal comort, visual comort and acoustic comort in a building/plant. It should include an assessment o

overall satisaction with thermal, visual and acoustic perormance and identication o thermal-related, visual-relatedand acoustic-related problems, AND

2) Develop a plan or corrective action i the survey results indicate that more than 20% o occupants/workers aredissatised with the overall comort in the building. This plan should include measurement o relevant environmentalvariables in problem areas. The relevant environmental variables include 1) temperature, relative humidity, air speedand mean radiant temperature, 2) lighting level and glare problem, 3) background noise level, 4) odour problem, CO2level, VOCs, and particulate concentration.


Provide a systematic process and system or occupants to provide eedback on their indoor environmental comort.The survey should collect responses rom a signicant and representative sample o occupants. The subjective surveyshould be accompanied with objective measurements o the relevant environmental variables. Short term monitoring

or spot measurements should be done once problem areas have been identied through the survey. Corrective actionsshould then be undertaken to rectiy the problem areas identied to improve the indoor environmental conditions o the occupants.


Summary report o the strategies that will be undertaken to meet the credit compliance.1.


Survey questionnaire used to collect responses rom the occupants.1.

Objective measurement plan illustrating the areas and measurements undertaken.2.Analysis report o the results o the survey and measurements.3.

Corrective action plan and measures undertaken to rectiy the problem.4.


pOST OCCUpANCy COMFORTSURvEy: vERIFICATION

1 pOINTEQ16



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SUSTAINABLE SITE PLANNINg

& MANAgEMENT (SM)





INTENT

To avoid development o inappropriate sites and to reduce environmental impact rom the location o the building/plant.

DESCRIPTION

Minimize ecological damage to existing natural eatures, water bodies, fora and auna.

REQUIREMENTS

Do not develop building/plant, hardscape, road or parking area on a site or part o a site that meets any one o theollowing criteria:

1. Prime armland as dened by the Structure Plan or the area or the National Physical Plan.2. Forest reserve or State Environmental Protection Zone that is specically identied as habitat or endangered

species.3. Within 30m o any wetlands as dened by the Structure Plan o the area OR within setback distances rom wetlands

prescribed in state or local regulations, as dened by local or state rule or law, whichever is the more stringent.4. Previously undeveloped land that is within 30m o Mean High Water Spring (MHWS) sea level which supports or could

support wildlie or recreational use, or statutory requirements whichever is more stringent.5. Previously undeveloped land that is within 20m o lake, river, stream and tributary which support or could support

wildlie or recreational use.6. Land which prior to acquisition or the project was public parkland, unless land o equal or greater value as parkland

is provided.


During site selection process, give preerence to sites that have low ecological value or are not environmentally sensitive.I unavoidable, locate the building in a suitable location and with a minimal ootprint so as to minimize disruption o environmentally sensitive areas.


Survey plan and Site plan showing ootprint o building/plant and its setback dimensions1.in relationship to existing natural eatures such as lakes, river, streams, tributaries,beaches, etc. Recommended scale 1:500.


As-Built site plans showing ootprint o building/plant and dimensions in relationship1.to existing natural eatures such as lakes, rivers, streams, tributaries, beaches, etc.Recommended scale 1:500.


SITE SELECTION 1 pOINTSM1


SUSTAINABLE SITE pLANNING & MANAGEMENT (SM)

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INTENT

To redevelop and rehabilitate existing damaged or used site which is complicated by environmental contamination. Thisserves to channel development to browneld sites thereby reducing pressure on greeneld sites.

DESCRIPTION

Existing damaged or contaminated sites are typically old industrial sites, old rubbish dumpsites, ormer mining land,ormer petrol stations, etc., where contaminating industrial activities had taken place.

REQUIREMENTS

Reduce pressure on undeveloped land by rehabilitating damaged site where development is complicated by

environmental contamination, thereby reducing pressure on undeveloped land.


Conduct a soil condition test to determine the level o contamination.


Submit a brie historical report on the usage o the land and prepare a report on the level1.o contamination certied by an approved testing laboratory.

Submit an EIA report containing on the level o contamination and proposed mitigating2.action to be taken, such as the removal, remediation and replacement o contaminated soil/matter, and other actions deemed appropriate.


Submit a report and photographs o works carried out during decontamination process.1.


BROWNFIELD REDEvELOpMENT 1 pOINTSM2



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ENvIRONMENT MANAGEMENT 2 pOINTSSM4



INTENT

To conserve existing natural area and restore damaged area to provide habitat and promote biodiversity.

To maximise Open Space by providing a high ratio o open space to development ootprint to promote biodiversity.Alternatively to adopt existing standard in Industrial Environmental Management.

DESCRIPTION

Encourage protection or restoration o the habitat and maximise the ecological diversity by introducing native oradaptive vegetation. Maximise potential or open spaces on grade or on rootops. One useul strategy is to careullyplace building to ensure minimum disruption to the existing ecosystems by minimizing the building/plant ootprint.Another is to restore the site area with native or adaptive vegetation; or by increasing the total area or planting by

introducing planting on the roo.

Greeneld sites are those that are not previously developed or graded and remain in a natural state. Previously developedsites are those that previously contained building, roadway, parking lot, or were graded or altered by direct humanactivity.

REQUIREMENTS

Conserve existing natural area and restore damaged area to provide habitat and promote biodiversity.Maximise Open Space by providing a high ratio o open space to development ootprint to promote biodiversity:

1 oint: Conservation

On previously developed or graded site, restore or protect a minimum o 50% o the site area (excluding the•building ootprint) with native or adaptive vegetation. Native or adaptive plants indigenous to a locality or cultivars

o native plants that are adapted to the local climate and are not considered invasive species or noxious weeds.Applicable also to landscaping on rootops and roo gardens so long as the plants meet the denition o native oradaptive vegetation, OR

On greeneld sites, limit all site disturbance to within 12m beyond the building/plant perimeter; 3m beyond surace•walkway, patio, surace parking and utilities less than 300mm in diameter; 4.5m beyond primary roadway curb andmain utility branch trench; and 7.5m beyond constructed area with permeable surace (such as previous paving area,storm water detention acility and playing eld) that require additional staging area in order to limit compaction inthe constructed area.

1 oint: Open Space

Reduce by 25%, the development ootprint (dened as the total area o the building/plant ootprint, hardscape,•access road and parking) and/or provide vegetated open space within the project boundary to exceed the localzoning’s open space requirement or the site by 25%, OR

For areas with no local zoning requirement, provide vegetated open space adjacent to the building/plant whose• area is equal to that o the building/plant ootprint, OR

Where zoning ordinance exists, but there is no requirement or open space (zero), provide vegetated open space•equal to 20% o the project’s site area.

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For previously developed or graded sites, during concept design or multi buildings development, ensure that theproposed buildings are located close to one another. This enables more land to be reed up or planting. For a singlebuilding/plant development, minimise the ootprint or plinth area or the same purpose.

For greeneld sites, similar approach is recommended.


Site plan showing setback dimensions, outlines o building/plant plinth, hardscape and1.sotscape areas (Landscape). (to scale)

Landscape plans showing the percentage o area covered by native or adaptive vegetation.2.(to scale)

Name list o plants and characteristics.3.


As-Built coloured Site Plan with marked up outline o building/plant plinth, hardscape and1.sotscape areas.

Landscape As-Built plans showing the percentage area covered by nature or adaptive2.

vegetation.


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INTENT

To reduce noise levels diused rom building/plant.

DESCRIPTION

Encourage and recognise buildings/plants that minimise noise levels diused rom the building/plant outside.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint: Awarded where the building/plant envelope is designed to reduce noise penetration by at least NR20dBA whenin standard operation mode.


Excessive external noise pollution noise will cause discomort to the neighbourhood. Solutions to mitigate external noisepollution would include:

• Installingsoundattenuatorstoreduceairbornenoiseemanatingfromequipment.• Locatingnoisyequipmentwithinpurposebuiltenclosures.


Design report on strategies to ensure external noise level is maintained at the prescribed1.levels.

Floor plans showing location o the relevant equipment.2.


Report describing the measured external noise sources and eatures installed to achieve1.required noise level.

As-Built drawings showing noise control eatures.2.

Manuacturer’s data sheets o the acoustic materials used.3.


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INTENT

To achieve quality o workmanship in construction works by subscribing to CIDB’s Quality Assessment System or BuildingConstruction (QLASSIC).

DESCRIPTION

Reward or achieving minimum score 0 70% using QLASSIC Assessment System.

REQUIREMENTS

Achieve quality o workmanship in construction works:Subscribe to independent method to assess and evaluate quality o workmanship o building project based on CIDB’s

CIS 7: Quality Assessment System or Building Construction Work (QLASSIC).Project should achieve a minimum scoreo 70%.


• IntheProjectQualityPlan,QLASSICistobeadoptedandunderstoodbyallconsultantsandownerearlyduringdesign stage and captured in the tender o works.

• Allcontractorsandsub-contractorsaretobeawareofQLASSICscoretargets(tenderdocumentation).• Allcontractorsandsub-contractorsare tobeQLASSICcomplianceattenderstageandStrictImplementationof

QLASSIC during construction to be monitored by qualied person.


Submit Project Quality Plan and commitment to subscribe to QLASSIC.1.


Certied by CIDB o score achieved.1.


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INTENT

To reduce pollution rom construction activities by providing proper amenities or workers.

DESCRIPTION

Controlling pollution rom waste and rubbish produced by workers is as vital as that rom all other constructionprocesses.

REQUIREMENTS

Create and implement a Site Amenities Plan or all construction workers associated with the project.

The plan shall describe the measures implemented to accomplish the ollowing objectives:• Properaccommodationforconstructionworkersatthesiteorattemporaryrentedaccommodationnearby.• Preventpollutionofstormsewerorreceivingstreambyhavingproperseptictank.• Preventpollutingthesurroundingareafromopenburningandproperdisposalofdomesticwaste.• Provideadequatehealthandhygienefacilitiesforworkersonsite.


Site Amenities Plan is intended to achieve the objective o ensuring adequate health and hygiene acilities are availableor workers in order to minimize pollution caused by workers.


Submit Site Plan showing location o all sta and workers’ amenities and health & hygiene1. acilities.

Submit Building Plan o Site Amenities (to scale).2.


Report, complete with photographic evidence and site reports veried by qualied person.1.


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INTENT

To reduce pollution and land development impacts rom automobile use.

DESCRIPTION

Reduce pollution and land development impacts rom private car use. During site selection process, give preerence tosites that are located within 1km radius o existing public transportation system.

REQUIREMENTS

Reduce pollution and land development impacts rom automobile use:• Locateprojectwithin1kmofanexisting,orplannedandfunded,commuterrail,lightrailorsubwaystation,OR

• Locateprojectwithin500mofatleastonebusstop,OR • TransportationPlanprovidedto includeprovisionofFactoryBus service,subsidies forGreenVehicles,Car Pool

strategies, Van Pool, pick-up service rom train station, etc.


During concept design stage, plan the building/plant in a manner whereby easy access is available or building/plantusers to commute using public transport.


Submit Site plan showing the site and building orientation, and highlight the locations o 1.existing and planned public transport acilities. (Aerial Google Map is acceptable). Mark the

radii rom the building entrance to the various transportation systems.


As-Built Site Plan with marked up transportation system acilities and complete with1.photographic verication.


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INTENT

To reduce pollution and land development impacts rom automobile use.

DESCRIPTION

Provide preerred parking areas or green vehicles, thereby encouraging the use o such vehicles (e.g. hybrid or electricvehicles).

REQUIREMENTS

Encourage use o green vehicles:• Providepreferredparkingforlow-emittingandfuel-efcientvehiclesbyallocating5%ofthetotalcarparksofthe

building.• “Preferredparking”referstotheparkingspotsthatareclosesttothemainentranceoftheproject(exclusiveofspaces

designated or handicapped or parking passes provided at a discounted price).


Set aside the required number o car park bays to be provided or green vehicles. To urther encourage the usage o green vehicles, locate the required car park bays near lit lobbies and/or main entrance.


Submit calculations or provision o 5% required car park bays or green vehicles.1.

Plans showing the locations and numbers o car park bays reserved or green vehicles.2.


Submit As-Built plans showing locations and the allocated 5% car park bays or green vehicles.1.


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INTENT

To reduce pollution and land development impacts rom single occupancy vehicle use.

DESCRIPTION

Reward or not over-providing parking capacity. This is to encourage the use o public transport and carpools and reducesingle occupancy private vehicle use. The environmental benets o travelling by public transport include the reductionin the emission o greenhouse gases by private cars, thereby reducing urban pollution and trac congestion.

REQUIREMENTS

Discourage over-provision o car parking capacity:

• Sizeparkingcapacitynotexceedingtheminimumlocalzoningrequirements,AND • Providepreferredparkingforcarpoolsorvanpoolsfor5%ofthetotalprovidedparkingspaces.


During design planning stage, work out the minimum required number o car park bays. Consult with and inorm thelocal authorities at all times.


Submit detailed calculation showing the minimum number o car park bays required by the1.local authorities, and the number o bays provided.

Submit plans showing location or preerred parking or carpools or vanpools.2.


Submit nal car park calculations veried by qualied persons.1.

Submit As-Built drawings indicating the preerred parking or carpools or vanpools.2.


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INTENT

To reduce pollution impacts rom cargo transportation use.

DESCRIPTION

Proximity to Major Cargo Transport, e.g. airport, seaport, highway, railway.

REQUIREMENTS

Credit point is awarded where the building/plant is within 10km o at least 2 major cargo services.Major Cargo services are considered to be the ollowing:• Airport

• Seaport• RailwaystationorRailYard;AND are accessible to Major Freeway entrance/exit (within 5km).


Submit Site plan showing proximity rom site to the major cargo services destination eg.1.Airport, Seaport or Railway Station. (Aerial Google Map is acceptable). Mark the radii romthe building/plant entrance to the various transportation systems.


Submit as-built plans o site to the major cargo services destination. Mark the radii rom the1.building/plant entrance to the various transportation systems.


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INTENT

To limit disruption o natural hydrology by reducing impervious cover, increasing on-site inltration, and managing stormwater runo. Reduce or eliminate water pollution by reducing impervious cover, increasing onsite inltration, eliminatingsources o contaminants, and removing pollutants rom storm water runo.

DESCRIPTION

Minimise impact o stormwater pollution due to development.

REQUIREMENTS

Limit disruption o natural hydrology by reducing impervious cover, increasing on-site inltration, and managing storm

water runo. Reduce or eliminate water pollution by reducing impervious cover, increasing onsite inltration, eliminatingsources o contaminants, and removing pollutants rom storm water runo:-

Option 1: I Existing Imperviousness is < 50%Implement a storm water management plan that prevents the post development peak discharge rate and quantity romexceeding the pre-development peak discharge rate and quantity in conormance to the Storm Water ManagementManual or Malaysia (MSMA).

Option 2: I Existing Imperviousness is > 50%Implement a storm water management plan that results in a 25% decrease in the volume o storm water runo requiredunder MSMA.

For either condition, implement a storm water management plan that reduces impervious cover, promotes inltration, andcaptures and treats the storm water runo rom 90% o the average annual rainall using acceptable best managementpractice (BMPs).


During concept design stage, conduct a thorough site evaluation on hydrology o site and prepare a study to reducethe risk o water contamination to nearby water bodies by controlling the quality and quantity o stormwater runo romthe building.


Submit preliminary study report complying with MSMA requirements.1.


Report, complete with photographic evidence and site reports signed o by qualied1.person on nal stormwater design and management.


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INTENT

To reduce heat island eect (thermal gradient dierence between developed and undeveloped areas) so as to minimizeimpact on microclimate and human and wildlie habitat.

DESCRIPTION

• Minimizeimpactonmicroclimateandhumanwildlifehabitat.• Rewardforachievinganyoption.Roofapplicationincludesroofsoverindividualparkinglotsandroofsoverparking

structures.• Theuseofgreeneryonrooftopscanhelpalleviateurbanheatislandeffectsthroughshadingandevaporativecooling.

It also enhances aesthetics to the surrounding and provides a more pleasant working environment, which is alsodiscussed in Indoor Environment Quality.

REQUIREMENTS

1 point: Hardscape & Greenery Application1) Provide any combination o the ollowing strategies or 50% o the site hardscape (including sidewalks, courtyards,

plazas and parking lots):• Shade(within5yearsofoccupancy);• PavingmaterialswithaSolarReectanceIndex(SRI)ofatleast29;• Opengridpavementsystem;

1 point: Roo Application1) Use roong material with a Solar Refectance Index (SRI) equal to or greater than the value in the table below or a

minimum o 75% o the roo surace, OR 2) Install a vegetated roo or at least 50% o the roo area,OR 3) Install high albedo and vegetated roo suraces that, in combination, meet the ollowing criteria:

(Area o SRI Roo / 0.75) + (Area o vegetated roo / 0.5) > Total Roo Area

Roo Type Slope SRI ValueLow-Sloped < 2:12 78Steep-Sloped > 2:12 29


During concept design, ensure landscaping design is incorporated, and choice o materials with preerred SRI isconsidered. Where possible, introduce landscaping to exposed roo suraces. Plants used should be o either native oradaptive types.


Submit Site plan and Roo Plan showing the extent o proposed hardscape and greenery1.(sotscape) (To scale).

Section drawing o the rootop showing details o built-up roo greenery (To scale)2.

List o names o native or adaptive vegetation and their characteristics.3.


As-Built plans and sections o roo (to scale). Submit list o materials used and their SRI values1.

Submit photographs o roo and materials.2.


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INTENT

To document Green building design eatures and strategies or user inormation and guide to sustain perormanceduring occupation.

DESCRIPTION

A Building User Manual is intended to inorm occupants about the active and passive design eatures that should bemaintained throughout the liespan o the building.

REQUIREMENTS

Provide (include updating) a Building User Manual which documents passive and active eatures that should not be

downgraded.


The preparation o the Building User Manual should commence during design concept stage and continue to bedeveloped during all subsequent stages up to and including retro-tting works. Participation by all consultants andbuilding owner is recommended.


Commitment to develop Building User Manual and urnish ramework o contents.1.


Building User Manual.1.


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MATERIALS & RESOURCES

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INTENT

To encourage designers to speciy the usage o reused building materials in new buildings.

DESCRIPTION

Reuse building materials and products to reduce demand or virgin materials and reduce creation o waste. This servesto reduce environmental impact associated with extraction and processing o virgin resources. Integrate building designand its buildability with selection o reused building materials, taking into account embodied energy, durability, carboncontent and lie cycle costs.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint: Where reused products/materials constitute ≥ 2% o the project’s total material cost value, OR 2 oints: Where reused products/materials constitute ≥ 5% o the project’s total material cost value.


The ollowing approach can achieve this credit by using:

Reused Materials ound on site: Fixed components such as doors, cabinetries, posts etc. that no longer serve theiroriginal unction are reurbished, reconditioned and installed or a dierent use or in a dierent location.

Reused Materials ound o site: Use o salvaged materials ound o site which must have either been previously usedor moved/relocated rom another acility.

Temorar structures: Temporary ormwork, raming and structures etc that can be reused many times beore disposal(10 or more cycles o usage) can also be included. I the temporary structures are not a new procurement or this projectbut have been used previously in other project/s, state the number o uses remaining. The use o system ormwork is

encouraged.


List o anticipated reused or salvaged materials or the project.1.

Cost o each proposed reused or salvaged materials.2.

Establish the estimated Total Cost o the materials or the project excluding MEP items (or use3.45% as deault value or materials costs; i.e. Total Materials Cost may be derived by multiplyingthe total construction cost by 0.45) or the project.


Documentation during the construction stage including photographs o the reused materials.1.

List o reused or salvaged materials used in the project ater completion and their locations in2.the building.

Cost o each reused or salvaged materials either based on actual cost paid or replacement value3.o the material.

Provide the Actual Total Cost o the materials in the project.4.


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INTENT

To encourage designers to speciy the use o recycled content materials in new buildings.

DESCRIPTION

Increase demand or building products that incorporate recycled content materials in their production. Recycledcontent shall be dened in accordance with the International Organization or Standardization, Document ISO 14021:Environmental labels and declarations – Sel declared environmental claims (Type II environmental labelling).

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint: Where use o materials with recycled content is such that the sum o post-consumer recycled plus one hal o the

pre-consumer content constitutes ≥ 10% (based on cost) o the total value o materials in the project, OR

2 oints: Where use o materials with recycled content is such that the sum o post-consumer recycled plus one hal o the pre-consumer content constitutes at least 30% (based on cost) o the total value o materials in the project.


The goal in using materials with recycled content should be established during the design phase. The project team mustidentiy materials with recycled content and such availability should be coordinated (as early as possible) by the projectteam with the contractor, subcontractors and suppliers.

The quantum and value o the recycled content o the materials to the total material cost must be documented by theproject team. A recycled content claim may be made only or materials that have been recovered or otherwise diverted rom the solidwaste stream, either during the manuacturing process (pre-consumer), or ater consumer use (post-consumer)

Post-consumer content is given twice the weightage as it is lot more labour intensive to collect scrap or end o liecycleproduct, transport it to the manuacturing plants, treat it, beore nally including it into the manuacturing loop.

Formwork submitted as reused material cannot be double accounted under recycled content material since wood is anatural product and will not be considered to have recycled content. . However a recycled content material claim maybe made where wood bre (pre- or post-consumer) is included along with another material to orm a composite (e.g.recycled wood bre mixed with recycled plastic to orm a composite panel). Wood products made rom discarded/o cut wood pieces (i.e. wood pieces that have been diverted rom the waste stream) shall also qualiy to be consideredunder this credit.

ISO 14021 denition o Recycled Content Materials:

1) Pre-consumer materialMaterial diverted rom the waste stream during a manuacturing process. Excluded is reutilization o materials suchas rework, regrind or scrap generated in a process and capable o being reclaimed within the same process that

generated it.

2) Post-consumer materialMaterial generated by households or by commercial, industrial and institutional acilities in their role as end-userso the product which can no longer be used or its intended purpose. This includes returns o material rom thedistribution chain.

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Calculation o the recycled content value o each material must be provided.1.

The percentage o post-consumer and/or pre-consumer recycled content can be established by2.cost: or by weight (converted to cost).

Inormation on source/supplier o materials with recycled content must be provided.3.

Submit estimated value o the materials with recycled content against the estimated total value4.o the materials or the project.


Documentation during the construction stage including photographs o the installed reused1.materials.

Calculation o the recycled content value o each material must be provided.2.

Inormation on source/supplier o the materials with recycled content must be provided.3.

Calculate the total percentage (based on cost) value o the materials with recycled content4.against the actual total value o the materials or the project. The percentage o post-consumerand/or pre-consumer recycled content must be established by cost.

Establish the estimated Total Cost o the materials excluding MEP items (or use the 45% deault5.

value or materials costs; i.e. Total Materials Cost may be derived by multiplying the totalconstruction cost by 0.45) or the project


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List o products that are extracted/harvested/recovered and manuactured within 500km o the1.project site.

Provide the ollowing:2.

• Nameofthemanufacturer,• Productcost,AND • Thedistancebetweentheprojectsiteandthemanufacturer.

Determine the estimated total Material Cost.3.

I only part o the raw materials or a particular product or assembly originates within 500 km o 4.the project site, provide the percentage (by weight) that these materials is comprised o in thecomplete product

Calculate the percentage o regional materials used = Total Cost o Regional Materials (RM) /5.Total Material Cost (RM)


List o products that are extracted/harvested/recovered and manuactured within 500km o 1.the project site ater completion.

Provide the ollowing:2.

• Nameofthemanufacturer,• Productcost,AND • Thedistancebetweentheprojectsiteandthemanufacturer.

Determine the Actual Total Material Cost. I only part o the raw materials or a particular3.product or assembly originates within 500 km o the project site, provide the percentage(by weight) that these materials is comprised o in the complete product

Calculate the percentage o regional materials used = Total Cost o Regional Materials (RM)4./ Total Material Cost (RM).


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INTENT

To promote responsible orest management.

DESCRIPTION

Encourage environmentally responsible orest management.

REQUIREMENTS

Where ≥ 50% o wood-based materials and products used are certied. These components include, but are not limitedto, structural raming and general dimensional raming, fooring, sub-fooring, wood doors and nishes. To include woodmaterials permanently installed and also temporarily purchased or the project. Compliance with Forest Stewardship

Council and Malaysian Timber Certication Council requirements.


Establish the volume and types o wood products used in the project. Check the availability o the wood species andproducts that complies with FSC and MTCC requirements by making contact with the local vendors, suppliers andmanuacturers that provide the required certications.

Provide a list o certied vendors, suppliers and manuacturers to the contract bidders.


List all new wood products specied in the project and identiy which components are FSC1.

and MTCC certied.Indicate the estimated volume o each wood product.2.


List all new wood products used in the project and identiy which components are FSC and1.MTCC certied.

The volume o each wood product must be shown.2.

The vendor’s chain-o-custody (COC) number must be shown in the invoice to veriy FSC3.and MTCC certications.


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INTENT

To provide dedicated areas and storage bins or non-hazardous materials or recycling during BOTH construction andbuilding occupancy.

DESCRIPTION

Facilitate reduction o waste generated during construction and during building/plant occupancy that is hauled anddisposed o in landlls.

REQUIREMENTS

Provide dedicated area/s and storage or collection o non-hazardous materials or recycling during construction,AND

Provide permanent recycle bins and where applicable, dedicated scheduled waste area complying with EQA onscheduled waste requirement during building/plant occupancy.


During construction, designate a dedicated area where on-site sorting o waste materials can be stored in separate skipsor collection to recycling acilities.

During Building Occupancy, designate storage areas or recyclable materials that are clearly labelled or recycling, placedwithin accessible reach o the building occupants and in a location with easy vehicular access to acilitate collection.

The size o the storage space allocated should be adequate to store the recyclable waste volume generated by thebuilding occupants/operation.

Identiy and include a list o recycling acilities that are able to handle and treat the recyclable waste diverted rom

landlls by the building occupants/operation.


Submit an outline o the Sustainable Purchasing Policy with its objective, scope and1.responsibilities, best practices and procurement strategies, etc.


Submit a comprehensive Sustainable Procurement Policy outlining in details its objectives,1.scope and responsibilities, best practices and procurement strategies, procedures and

stang.

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INTENT

To reduce and recycle construction waste materials and divert rom disposal to landlls.

DESCRIPTION

Develop and implement a construction waste management plan that, as a minimum identies the materials to be divertedrom disposal regardless o whether the materials will be sorted on site or co-mingled. Use Compactor and Baler orwaste disposal.

REQUIREMENTS

Quantiy by measuring total truck loads o waste sent or disposal:

1 oint: Recycle and/or salvage > 50% volume o non-hazardous construction debris, OR

2 oints: Recycle and/or salvage > 75% volume o non-hazardous construction debris.


A waste management plan must be developed and types o construction waste identied. Excavated soil must beexcluded in the calculation.

Identiy construction haulers and recyclers to handle the designated construction waste and ensure that records are keptto veriy that the materials diverted have been recycled or salvaged as intended.

Use o pre-cast reduces waste produced on site.


Tabulate the anticipated diverted/recycled/landll waste and the estimated quantity o the1.diverted/recycled/landll waste.


Submit veried record o truck loads o diverted/recycled/landll waste against total truck1.loads, supported by copy o the construction waste management plan.

A detailed project construction waste management plan produced by the contractor2.must be submitted along with evidence supporting the waste recycling programme such

as Photographs, waste receipts rom recycling acilities, authorized documents rom thereceiving sites/plants/recycling acilities, tabulation o waste disposed and recycled, etc.


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INTENT

To demonstrate leadership in accelerating phase-out o all Ozone Depleting Substances. Recognise and promote use o low Global Warming Substances.

DESCRIPTION

Use environmentally-riendly Rerigerants and Clean Agents exceeding Malaysia’s commitment to the Montreal & Kyotoprotocols.

REQUIREMENTS

Use zero Ozone Depleting Potential (ODP) products: non-CFC & non-HCFC rerigerants AND clean agents,


Use synthetic rerigerants (or HVAC) and clean agents (or re ghting) with zero ODP such as HFCs that exceedsMalaysia’s commitment to the Montreal & Kyoto protocols.

Use non-synthetic (natural) rerigerants (or HVAC) and clean agents (or re ghting) with zero ODP and negligible GlobalWarming Potential (GWP) such as water, hydrocarbon, carbon dioxide, ammonia and etc (or HVAC); and nitrogen, argon,water mist and etc (or re ghting); will qualiy or additional credit point under Innovation.


Submit proposed types o rerigerants and clean agents to be used and/or i no rerigerants1. and clean agents will be used.


Submit list o as-installed rerigerants and clean agents.1.


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WATER EffICIENCy

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INTENT

To encourage rainwater harvesting that will lead to reduction in potable water consumption.

DESCRIPTION

Maximise rainwater collection rom rootop or runo rainwater systems or building consumption and/or irrigation.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint: Rainwater harvesting that leads to ≥ 15% reduction in potable water consumption, OR 2 oints: Rainwater harvesting that leads to ≥ 30% reduction in potable water consumption.


The two (2) main approaches to rainwater harvesting are collection o runo rainwater rom surrounding site and roo toprainwater harvesting. Both systems require separate water storage tanks and additional pressure boosting equipmentmay be required. Gravity ed system is encouraged to avoid additional energy use or pumping. Use rainwater or non-potable applications such as toilets and urinal fushing, landscape irrigation, washing foors, industrial process, etc.

Water puriying system may be necessary depending on the application and methodology o harvesting the rainwater.Where rainwater ltration/purication is required, use o ozone or activated oxygen in lieu o chlorine or other GHGchemicals, is preerred to obviate negative environmental impact.

Rainwater harvesting calculation method and parameters adopted using GBI recognized Standards, Codes or Guidesare acceptable.


A technical report describing the concept and details o rainwater collection, conveyance1.system (gutters/downpipes or equivalent), ltration system (i any), storage acility anddistribution system.

The technical report shall include schematics showing how the rainwater is to be harvested2.and utilised.


Final as-installed calculation o rainwater harvested, storage tank capacity and building1.usage distribution system.

As-Built drawings or rainwater harvesting system and storage tank location (Recommended2.scale 1:200).

Furnish photographs o as installed main equipment and components.3.


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INTENT

To encourage water recycling that will lead to reduction in potable water consumption.

DESCRIPTION

Encourage recycling o greywater and/or blackwater or building and irrigation use to reduce discharge to external sewer,thereby reducing the overall building potable water consumption.

Encourage and recognise building design that reduces water fow to sewerage treatment plants.

REQUIREMENTS

Treat and recycle the ollowing percentage o wastewater leading to reduction in potable water consumption:1 oint: For ≥ 10% or more wastewater being treated and recycled,OR

2 oints: For ≥ 30% or more wastewater being treated and recycled.


Water treatment systems and re-use technology options are acceptable or treating greywater and blackwater. Thetreated water is then recycled or use in irrigation, toilet fushing etc. Sand lters can be a cost eective treatmenttechnique.


Consider channelling greywater rom sinks, showers and other sources to wastewater treatment plant.

Options or on-site wastewater treatment include packaged biological nutrient removal systems and high eciencyltration systems can be considered.


Preliminary calculation to demonstrate the percentage o wastewater to be treated and1.recycled.

A technical report describing the concept and details o the recycling and treatment plant,2.conveyance system, storage acility and distribution system.

The technical report shall include schematics showing how the wastewater is recycled,3.stored and utilised.


Final as-installed calculation o the recycled and treated wastewater, storage tank capacity1.and distribution system.

As-Built drawings or wastewater recycling and treatment system, and storage tank location2.(to scale).


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To encourage and recognise the design o landscaping system that minimises or does not require the use o potablewater supply rom the local water authority.

DESCRIPTION

The main aim is to reduce the consumption o potable water or landscape irrigation. This may be achieved through theuse o native or adaptive plants to reduce potable water consumption.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint: For reducing potable water consumption or landscape irrigation by 50% or more, OR

2 oints: For not using potable water at all or landscape irrigation.


Design a water-ecient landscape by selecting native or adaptive plants that require minimal water. Reduce or eliminateuse o potable water or landscape irrigation system.


Perorm soil / climate analysis to determine appropriate plant material and design the landscape with native or adaptiveplants to reduce or eliminate irrigation requirements. Where irrigation is required, use high eciency equipment and/orclimate based controllers.


A brie description o the system with reerences to Guidelines used, calculations, and an1.explanation o how the system meets the requirement or the credit.

A brie report by a landscape architect detailing the selection o native adaptive vegetation2.and the water ecient irrigation system and demonstrating that it will meet all therequirements or the credit.


As-Built plans showing the detail location o the planted native adaptive vegetation and1.installed water ecient irrigation system (to scale).

Calculation o the reduction o potable water or landscape irrigation.2.

Furnish photographs o the vegetation installed.3.


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To encourage the design o systems that allows monitoring and management o water consumption.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint: Use o sub-meters to monitor and manage major water usage or cooling towers, irrigation, kitchens, tenancyuse, and industrial process use.

1 oint: Link all water sub-meters to EMS to acilitate early detection o water leakage.


Speciy the provisions o sub-meters or major water consuming system/equipment.Incorporate EMS monitoring system o sub-meters.


To incorporate provisions o analogue or digital fow water sub-meters.

Incorporation o EMS monitoring will enable early detection o water leakage and contain water wastage.


Describe proposed provision o sub-meters o all major water consuming system/equipment1.and interace with EMS.


Submit tabulated inventory o as-installed sub-meters.1.

As-Built plans o the building showing the location o sub-meters.2.

Furnish photographs o typical sub-meter installed.3.

Sample o actual EMS report recording consumption and simulated leakage.4.


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INTENT

To provide opportunity or the project to be awarded points or exceptional perormance above the requirements setby GBI rating system.

DESCRIPTION

Reward innovation and initiatives.

REQUIREMENTS

Encourage project team to score points or exceptional perormance above the requirements set by GBI rating system:

1 oint or each approved innovation and environmental design initiative up to a maximum o 6 points, or innovativeideas such as, but not limited to:

• Condensatewaterrecovery(accountingfor atleast50%oftotalAHUs/FCUs)foruseascoolingtowermake-upwater, etc.

• Co-generation/Tri-generationsystem• Thermal/PCM/ThermalMassstoragesystem(accountingforatleast25%oftotalrequiredcapacity)• Solarthermaltechnology/SolarAirconditioners(generatingatleast10%oftotalrequiredcapacity)• Heatrecoverysystem(contributingtoatleast10%oftotalrequiredcapacity)• Heatpipetechnology• Lightpipesaccountingforatleast1%ofNLA• Auto-condensertubecleaningsystem(ttedtoplantequipmentservingatleast50%oftotalcapacity)• Non-chemicalwater treatmentsystemfor condenser or chilledwater circuit(e.g.airand dirt separator, vacuum

degasser, etc)• Dynamicbalancingcontrolvalvesystem(forentirechilledwatersystem)• Mixedmode/lowenergyventilationsystem• Advancedairltrationtechnology(servingatleast50%ofthewaterlessurinalsttedtoallmaletoilets)• Centralvacuumsystem(servingatleast50%ofNLA)

• CentralPneumaticWasteCollectionsystem• Self-cleaningfaçade• Electrochromicglazedfaçade• Refrigerantleakagedetectionandrecyclingfacilities• Usenon-synthetic(natural)RefrigerantsANDCleanAgentswithzeroODPandnegligibleGlobalWarmingPotential• ISO14000seriescertication• Recyclingofallresystemswaterduringregulartesting• UseofIndustrializedBuildingSystem(IBS)withminimumCIDBIBSscoreof30


During Concept Design Stage, commence discussions on all possible innovation ideas to be incorporated into thebuilding early. Late incorporation o innovation ideas may be dicult and costly.


Report on each innovation, how it is derived, and how it would assist in reducing energy1.and/or improving sustainable design.


Full documentation and photographic evidence o each innovation, and the process rom1.commencement to commissioning, complete with drawings, manuals and maintenancewrite-up.


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To support and encourage the design integration required or Green Building Index rated buildings and to streamlinethe application and certication process.

DESCRIPTION

Encourage and promote green technology service providers.

REQUIREMENTS

Support and encourage the design integration required or Green Building Index rated buildings and to streamline theapplication and certication process, where:

At least one principal participant o the project team shall be a Green Building Index Facilitator who is engaged at theonset o the design process until completion o construction and Green Building Index certication is obtained. Name o the GBI Facilitator shall be inserted in GBI Application & Registration Form.


Appoint a Green Building Index Facilitator early to assist in the concept design stage, and ensure that the Facilitatorollows through the entire project.


Proo o appointment o the named GBI Facilitator.1.

GBI Facilitator to present DA submission to GBI Certier.2.


GBI Facilitator to present CVA submission to GBI Certier.1.

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GSB would like to thank all contributors or eorts in preparing the INDUSTRIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION

(INC) Design Reerence Guide Version 1.0. The ollowing are the main contributors to the ormation o

this document:

GBI INDUSTRIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION (INC)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Chen Thiam Leong Association o Consulting Engineers Malaysia (ACEM)

Au Chong Hun Association o Consulting Engineers Malaysia (ACEM)

Ahmad Izdihar Association o Consulting Engineers Malaysia (ACEM)

Wong Kian Lon Association o Consulting Engineers Malaysia (ACEM)

Dr Kribanandan GN Association o Consulting Engineers Malaysia (ACEM)

Leong Siew MengAmerican Society o Heating, Rerigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc.– Malaysia Chapter (MASHRAE)

Ng Yong KongAmerican Society o Heating, Rerigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc.– Malaysia Chapter (MASHRAE)

Lam Kim SeongAmerican Society o Heating, Rerigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc.– Malaysia Chapter (MASHRAE)

Looi Hip Peu Malaysian Green Building Conederation (MGBC)

Thirukumaran Jallendran Malaysian Green Building Conederation (MGBC)

Dr Nurul Muiz Murad Malaysian Green Building Conederation (MGBC) Von Kok Leong Pertubuhan Arkitek Malaysia (PAM)

Ahmad Ridha Pertubuhan Arkitek Malaysia (PAM)

Faizul Ideris Federation o Manuacturers Malaysia (FMM)

Wong Siew Sheng Malaysia Air-Conditioning & Rerigeration Association (MACRA)