Leed Coordinator WHW Architects
Seeking candidates who have a degree in Architecture, Mechanical
Engineering, or related field with experience directly participating in
LEED projects and understanding fundamental issues of an integrated
design process. Candidates with knowledge of research opportunities and
incentive programs for green building initiatives and those with Revit
or BIM experience will be given preference.

The Responsibilities:

1. Your role is to manage the LEED process and coordinate green building
   design for all WHW LEED registered projects. You will work directly with
   WHW's LEED AP project architects and through them, their clients and
   sub-consultants. You will report directly to the Chairman.
   
2. You are LEED AP, have completed a university degree in a related field
   and have excellent communication skills. Your knowledge is current and
   your attitude is forward looking. You are comfortable using appropriate
   software to organize large amounts of technical data in clear,
   graphically appealing formats of your own design. You have participated
   directly in LEED projects and understand the fundamental issues of an
   integrated design process. You are aware of research opportunities and
   incentive programs for green building initiatives including renewable
   energy deployment. Working knowledge of energy modeling software such as
   EE4 or building information modeling software such as Revit is an asset
   but not essential.
   
3. Your life and work history demonstrate a passionate commitment to
   mitigating the impact of climate change through artful building design
   supported by technical knowledge and business acumen.
4. You are looking for a challenging position with potential for personal
   and professional growth through supporting WHW's commitment to
   leadership and innovation in service to its clients.

    Position  available immediately.

   WHW is a thriving architectural practice based in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
   Among the Green Building design leaders in Atlantic Canada, WHW
   delivered the first LEED Certified building in Nova Scotia and currently
   has several other LEED registered projects underway. The company has 14
   LEED Accredited professionals and is a CaGBC LEED assessment team
   member.
   
   
   
   

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