From its humble origin as one of humanity’s basic needs, shelter today is where we live, work, and even play. To thrive in the modern world, our families and communities need buildings that are safe, efficient, and resilient. That’s why we’re here. Since 1998, the Building Commissioning Association (BCxA) has been dedicated to raising awareness of building commissioning and empowering commissioning providers to make our shared built environment the best it can be.
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As an international nonprofit organization, the BCxA is a strong and dedicated advocate for more than 1,200 members of the commercial building industry, helping them ensure that our new and existing buildings have the best possible risk management, quality assurance, and resiliency. We’re proud to advance best practices, offer a broad range of education and training opportunities, play a leading role in shaping industry policies and standards, and promote the benefits of building commissioning to achieve buildings that work.
Our members are the heart and soul of the BCxA, and we’ve created a close-knit, collaborative environment where commissioning professionals at every career stage can expand their networks, learn from each other, and advance toward their goals. With several membership levels available, you’re sure to find an option that delivers great value and meets your specific needs.
Here are just a few of the benefits you’ll enjoy:
The latest news on industry best practices • Updated documents, tools, and resources • Free monthly live presentations on a wide variety of specific commissioning issues
Discounts on online and in-person BCxA University courses, training, and webinars • Special member price for commissioning certifications, publications, job postings, and more • Discounted tickets to the BCxA annual conference
Chapter membership to connect you with the members, activities, and discounted events in your area • Presence in the BCxA online directory • Free job postings and advertisements for your business
Will be held via Zoom Meetings on Friday, December 3, 2021 from 8 AM-2 PM PT.
Earn 5 AIA Continuing Education credits in this interactive workshop!
Help the BCxA build their database of local, national, and international building codes and standards by submitting your local and regional information using the survey linked below.
The 2022 BCxA Sponsorship Prospectus is now available. Contact BCxA Headquarters with any questions regarding sponsorship.
The 2021 BCxA Annual Conference was held in Toronto October 6-8, and marks BCxA's first international location and hybrid event. 40+ speakers presented in-person or virtually, and attendees were able to participate virtually and in person.
You can still register to watch all of the presentations and earn your CEUs! Click below to learn more and register!
To support the ongoing education of commissioning professionals at all career levels, we offer BCxA University—a platform for practical application of the training, tools, certifications, and resources needed to achieve excellence in the field. Through online and in-person classes, webinars, scholarship programs, and national and regional events, BCxA University helps maintain and advance the commissioning standards that make our buildings safe and resilient.
Our ANSI-accredited sister organization, the Building Commissioning Certification Board, offers three levels of certification for commissioning professionals and firms. Certification is available to BCxA members at a discounted rate and confers a wide range of benefits to support your professional growth and success.
We love to share actionable information that advances the field of building commissioning and contributes to successful outcomes for our members, allied commissioning providers, and others involved in the industry. To that end, we offer a wide range of publications, templates, tools, and other resources to build knowledge and expand professional capacity.
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