Green Office Certification Program
Facilities and Operations recognizes the efforts of staff and faculty to minimize waste by offering a Green Certification Program.
This program is Strictly VOLUNTARY!!!! Participating offices receive a certificate and are recognized on the Facilities and
Operations website for their efforts.
To receive certification:
- A minimum of 75% of office members, including the program director must participate.
- There are four levels of certification. Departments must comply with every item on the checklist for the level in which
they request certification unless it is not applicable to their operations.
- Each group requesting Green Certification must have a Green Leader; the primary contact
for Green Certification.
Instructions for Green Leaders:
- Download the PowerPoint presentation.
- Present the program to your office.
- Decide as a group which level of certification your office will achieve.
- Download the Green Certification Application.
- This should be completed by the Green Leader.
- Once completed please save the form and email a copy to
Vanessa.Ennis@uah.edu. Please call (256) 824-6242 with problems/questions.
- Each team member will download and complete the appropriate checklist for the level your department plans to achieve:
- When all items are received, the Green Leader will receive notification
that the department has received Green Certification.
Click here to see which offices are certified Green.
Civil and Environmental Engineering First to Achieve Green Certification
 UAHuntsville's Civil and Environmental Engineering Department is the first on campus to be
Green Certified. For being the first group to receive their certification
they received a WattStopper surge suppressor power strip, which has an occupancy sensor that controls six of the eight receptacles. Congratulations
to CEE!
ENERGY SAVINGS: Send your energy savings ideas or report energy waste
issues to the UAHuntsville Energy Manager, Vanessa Ennis, at vanessa.ennis@uah.edu.
RECYCLING: Send your recycling ideas to Robert Redmon, Director of Grounds Management at redmonr@uah.edu.
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