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Putting the Owner Back in OPR

Using Owner’s Project Requirements as a Roadmap for Building Performance

An effective Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR) document does more than support commissioning. It captures the owner’s vision and establishes measurable goals that can guide decision-making throughout design, construction, and operations.

In this webinar, Interface Engineering Principal Michael Flemming, PE, LEED AP, BD+C, CxA, CEM will explore how the OPR can serve as a project roadmap, helping teams align around performance objectives, sustainability targets, operational needs, and long-term building success. Attendees will gain practical strategies for developing meaningful OPRs, engaging stakeholders in the process, tracking project goals through delivery, and creating buildings that better support owners and occupants over time.

Learning outcomes include:

  • Developing clear and measurable owner performance goals.
  • Using the OPR to guide design and construction decisions.
  • Improving stakeholder engagement during project planning.
  • Creating OPRs that remain valuable throughout a building’s lifecycle.

October 22nd | Webinar Event

1 LU|HSW

This Webinar is being offered at two time slots to accommodate for regional time zone differences:

RSVP for Session One: 12 pm Eastern

RSVP for Session Two: 12 pm Pacific


About the Presenter:
Michael leads Interface Engineering’s Commissioning Team and has extensive experience supporting owners and project teams through commissioning, retro-commissioning, energy audits, and operational performance optimization. He works closely with clients throughout design, construction, occupancy, and ongoing operations to help ensure building systems perform as intended. Michael’s expertise includes commissioning management, design reviews, functional testing, troubleshooting, and owner requirements verification, helping clients improve facility reliability, energy efficiency, and long-term building performance.

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Putting the Owner Back in OPR