ABOUT:
The CPMP® certification serves as a pivotal tool for building owners, developers, standards writing agencies, and other stakeholders, enabling them to evaluate the proficiency of individuals in overseeing the entire building commissioning process. Designed to ensure the effective management of commissioning activities from inception to completion, CPMP® certification signifies a high level of competency and expertise in navigating the complexities of building commissioning. By attaining CPMP® certification, professionals demonstrate their commitment to upholding industry standards and delivering superior outcomes in building performance and functionality.
CERTIFICATION BODY: ASHRAE® (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers)
LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
- For New Buildings:
- Understand the sequential phases of commissioning, from pre-design through occupancy and operations, ensuring thorough oversight and quality assurance at each stage.
- For Existing Buildings:
- Develop expertise in the comprehensive process of commissioning existing buildings, encompassing discovery, investigation, implementation, construction, and ongoing occupancy and operations phases.
- For Ongoing Commissioning:
- Gain proficiency in the ongoing commissioning process, involving iterative cycles of discovery, investigation, implementation, and continuous monitoring and optimization during the building’s lifecycle.
EXAM INFORMATION:
- Online Examination
- 2.5 Hrs
- 150 Multiple Choice Questions
- AMP Testing Centers ( www.goamp.com)
RE CERTIFICATION:
- Three Years Validity
- 45 PDHs
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Curriculum
- 3 Sections
- 14 Lessons
- 40 Hours
- THE COMMISSIONING PROCESS FOR NEW BUILDINGS4
- THE COMMISSIONING PROCESS FOR EXISTING BUILDINGS5
- THE ONGOING COMMISSIONING PROCESS5
Requirements
- Project Involvement: Engage in three projects involving the commissioning process to demonstrate practical experience and understanding.
- Professional License: Possess a government-issued or recognized license as a professional engineer, architect, or building contractor, with a minimum of three years of experience in facilities operations/management, construction, design, or consulting.
- Bachelor’s Degree: Hold a Bachelor's degree in engineering, architecture, or a related field from an accredited institution, coupled with a minimum of six years of experience in facilities operations/management, construction, design, or consulting.
- Associate’s Degree or Technical Diploma: Obtain an Associate’s degree or technical diploma in building design, construction management, facility operations, or a related field from an accredited institution, along with a minimum of seven years of experience in facilities operations/management, construction, design, or consulting.
- High School Diploma or Equivalent: Complete construction-related trades training or building operations training from a nationally or internationally recognized trade association, with a minimum of ten years of experience in facilities operations/management, construction, design, or consulting.
Target audiences
- Architects
- HVAC Engineers
- MEP Engineer
- Facility Manager
- Project Manager
- Building Owners