LEED AP with Operations and Maintenance (O+M ) Practice Exam

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What is the maximum allowable sound level for powered floor maintenance equipment like vacuums?

60 dBA
65 dBA
70 dBA
75 dBA

The correct answer is: 70 dBA

The maximum allowable sound level for powered floor maintenance equipment, like vacuums, is 70 dBA. This standard is in place to reduce noise pollution and enhance the comfort of building occupants, especially in environments where people are working or living. The LEED rating system emphasizes sustainable practices, which includes considerations for acoustics and overall indoor environmental quality. Using equipment that adheres to this sound level ensures a quieter environment, minimizing disturbances and promoting productivity and well-being among occupants. Machinery that operates at or below this threshold is often seen as a best practice in operations and maintenance, helping facilities achieve compliance with LEED criteria related to acoustic performance.