At GlobalTech Safety & Environmental Consultancy LLC, we specialize in delivering Trakhees–CED Green Building Certification services for projects within within Ports, Customs & Free Zone Corporation (PCFC) jurisdictions. As a Trakhees In-House Certified Company, we ensure full regulatory alignment with the Dubai Building Code (DBC) and Trakhees sustainability mandates.

The Critical Role of an Accredited Consultant

Engaging with a Trakhees-approved consultant like GlobalTech is more than a formality—it’s a strategic decision that drives efficiency and reduces risk. Our role encompasses the entire project lifecycle, from initial concept to final certification.

Feasibility and strategy: We conduct early-stage feasibility studies to integrate green concepts from the design phase, which prevents costly retrofitting later on.

Streamlined approval process: Our deep knowledge of Trakhees’ procedures and required documentation, such as the “Green Building Submission Package,” minimizes delays and ensures a smoother journey toward receiving your No Objection Certificate (NOC).

Technical expertise and testing: GlobalTech provides specialized services like energy modeling, building simulation, and performance testing (such as blower door testing & Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing) to demonstrate compliance.

Comprehensive documentation: We assist with the preparation of all required evidence, from material data sheets and energy performance reports to the necessary letters of undertaking.

The Mandate for Sustainable Development

Trakhees’ green building regulations are a critical component of Dubai’s broader sustainability goals. Unlike general guidelines, these are mandatory for all new construction projects and major renovations within its jurisdiction. The regulations focus on:

Energy efficiency: Mandating high-performance insulation, efficient lighting, and intelligent HVAC systems to reduce energy consumption.

Water conservation: Requiring water-efficient fixtures and sustainable irrigation to minimize water usage.

Sustainable materials: Promoting the use of eco-friendly and regionally sourced materials.

Indoor environmental quality: Ensuring healthy and comfortable spaces through improved ventilation and the use of low-emission materials.

Waste management: Implementing plans for effective waste segregation and recycling during construction and operation.