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Green Building Credits
Obtain third-party documentation for green building certifications.
By working with Hilti, you can track the carbon footprint of our products that stay in the building and become part of its total carbon impact. Lowering carbon impact is a key focus in how we develop our firestop systems, anchors, and other permanently installed products.
We provide outside-checked documents for over 1,500 products, including Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) and Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) certificates. These documents are easy to find and free to download. This makes it easier for you to meet sustainability goals and earn points for green building certifications compared to other materials like cement, steel beams, or glass.
Access Green Building Documentation

Quick Access to Sustainability Documents
Get the latest Green Building Materials Certification Form on our resource page.

Get your Green Building Documentation
Access sustainability documentation right from the product page.
How to find sustainability documents:
Open the relevant product page.
Go to the Documents section.
Click the Sustainability Documentation tab.
Download the documents you need.

Building a More Sustainable Future
Hilti’s commitment to sustainability is rooted in our mission to make construction better. We strive to be your trusted sustainability partner—not only through innovative solutions, but also through our operations as a responsible, sustainable company.

Reduce waste with BIM services
Planning and modeling your project early using Building Information Modeling (BIM) design services can help you reduce construction waste and manage costs.

Join the Engineering Community
Ask questions, read technical articles on design issues, watch on-demand webinars, or take part in continuing education courses – all on the Engineering Center.

Explore Green Building Insights
Access expert articles on sustainable construction, LEED requirements, and practical strategies to reduce your environmental impact.