Michael Kawecki, Leed Fellow, Well Ap Email & Phone Number

Dallas, TX, US

Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex

Dallas, Texas, United States

The goal of sustainable or ‘green’ design is to create high performance buildings that result in minimal environmental impact, reduced infrastructure and efficient building operations. Equally important, green buildings lead to increased facility assets, increased worker productivity and reduction in risk management.At Axiom, we understand that.

Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex

Remote Staff (Dallas/Ft. Worth Area)

WELL Faculty are expert green building practitioners and highly-trained facilitators who are authorized by IWBI to teach the official WELL Curriculum.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

• Dallas/Ft. Worth area based employee of GBCI, a 501(c)6 non-profit organization that provides independent oversight of projects pursuing LEED and WELL certification including:
• Review project documentation for compliance with LEED / WELL requirements.
• Provide enhanced review within designated specialty.
• Educate the LEED / WELL marketplace through comments and technical advice to project teams
• Perform quality control (QC) review of work done by other GBCI LEED / WELL… Show more Dallas/Ft. Worth area based employee of GBCI, a 501(c)6 non-profit organization that provides independent oversight of projects.
• Perform quality control (QC) review of work done by other GBCI LEED / WELL Certification Reviewers and external review teams.

USGBC Faculty are expert green building practitioners and highly-trained facilitators who are authroized by USGBC to teach the official USGBC LEED Curriculum.

The goal of sustainable or ‘green’ design is to create high performance buildings that result in minimal environmental impact, reduced infrastructure and efficient building operations. Equally important, green buildings lead to increased facility assets, increased worker productivity and reduction in risk management.At Axiom, we understand that.

With the impact of the USGBC’s LEED program and growth of public demand for green buildings, today's construction professionals need information about their role in this new arena. This course was created to respond to the construction industry's desire to adopt construction practices that are more sustainable, economically viable and life enriching. This.

• Acting as a general contractor for daily project management of design/build and CM at Risk projects, ranging from hard bid jobs (construction only) to managing A/E and sub-contractor’s on design/build jobs.
• Managed architectural/engineering teams during the design process to allow a smooth transition into construction, on the Owner’s behalf.
• Administering three to five projects at any given time, of typical six-12 months in length, representing $8 - $12 million dollars annually in… Show more
• Administering three to five projects at any given time, of typical six-12 months in length, representing $8 - $12 million dollars annually in construction. Show less

• Daily project management of design and construction projects, ranging from programming through design/construction, and into warranty/operations.
• Focusing on projects that are emergency based, which have probable negative political ramifications, critical scheduling issues, or highly sensitive operational issues.
• Administering six to twenty projects at any given time, representing $5 - $10 million dollars annually in construction.

• Conducted site planning and code reviews
• Scheduled and oversaw daily tasks for team members
• Coordinated and prepared Construction Documents
• Coordinated team efforts between internal members, consultants, vendors, ad clients.
• Prepared field reports, meeting notes, and contracts as part of Construction Administration

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