Knowledge is power when it comes to operating buildings efficiently. The Building Operator Certification training gives building managers the knowledge to ensure the systems in a facility work together to optimize energy performance. Once certified, managers have the skills to make changes that reduce energy costs and improve comfort at little or no cost. Often, cost savings can be realized within a short payback period.
This training is appropriate for all building managers.  The course is technical and would be valuable for those who manage building equipment and operations.

Classes and Certification

To find out more about courses offered in Connecticut, and to register, please visit: theboc.info/find-training/northeast. 

If you have additional questions, please contact:

Sheri Borelli, United Illuminating
P: 203-499-2583

Level I Course Series 

The Level I course series provides eight one-day classes, for a total of seven courses. Each series consists of classroom training, on-site project assignments and in-class exams administered at the end of each class.
Classes may vary, consisting of lecture, discussion, small group exercises and facility tours. Through facility projects, you will demonstrate competence in locating building equipment, distribution pathways and control points, calculating facility energy consumption, critiquing HVAC systems operation and sketching the facility's electrical distribution system.
To become Level I certified, participants must attend all eight days, and complete class exams and assigned projects for a total of 74 hours.

• BOC 1001 Energy Efficient Operation of Building HVAC Systems (2 days)
• BOC 1002 Measuring and Benchmarking Energy Performance
• BOC 1003 Efficient Lighting Fundamentals
• BOC 1004 HVAC Controls Fundamentals
• BOC 1006 Common Opportunities for Low-Cost Operational Improvement
• BOC 1005 Indoor Environmental Quality
• BOC 1013 Smart Buildings Fundamentals
• BOC Certification Examination

For more information, visit: theboc.info/find-training/northeast