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Weatherization Training
Weatherizing residential and commercial buildings is one of the best ways for building owners to save large amounts of money on energy costs quickly. Interestingly, though, few people actually know how to weatherize. For this reason, now is the time to get this knowledge and get yourself into a new industry that is sure to grow as more and more people find out about the undeniable financial benefits of weatherization. The Weatherization Certification course is intended to give the student a depth of knowledge necessary to perform Infrared surveys of single or multifamily dwellings by identifying weatherization issues. The class covers IR camera operation, basic report generation, fundamentals of IR science and heat transfer principles.
A good weatherization IR survey can identify thermal anomalies that indicate missing and defective insulation due to damage, moisture and improper installation. The IR survey can also provide indication of moisture, air infiltration and air exfiltration. The course covers the environmental conditions necessary for a successful weatherization IR survey, as well as pitfalls to avoid. If you are looking for a more introductory level certification we have a shortened 2-day course to set you up with basic IR camera operation, and fundamental building science theories. Learn the topics that are being demanded by homeowners across nation.
Why Take Weatherization Training
Attending this course gives participants an understanding of the Weatherization Assistance Program, characteristics of the client base served by the program, recognition that building science guides the selection of measures installed with program dollars, the principles of cost-effectiveness and the Savings to Investment Ratio that accompany modern weatherization measures. Having this background allows participants to become more approachable and qualified for government incentives and various "green" initiatives.
Who Should Attend Weatherization Training
Energy Auditors, General Contractors, Home Inspectors, HERS Raters, Roofers, HVAC Professionals, Insulation Professionals, Electricians, Home Builders, Engineers, Architects, and more.
What Jobs are Available
The following are possible jobs that can incorporate the training you gain from attending this course. Some jobs may require further education and training.
- Air Sealing Installer
- Energy Auditor
- Home Inspector
- Weatherization Training Syllabus
DAY 1
- Introduction to IR Thermography
- Weatherization Survey Overview
- Non Weatherization Application Overview
- Basic IR camera operation
DAY 2
- IR Science
- Heat Transfer
- Practical Guidelines
DAY 3
- Using complementary tools - Blower door, R Value Calculator, Dewpoint Meter
- Case Studies and in-depth discussion
- Application lab exercises
- Resources and Existing Standards - Detailed Discussion
DAY 4
- Reporting Results
- Examination
- Survey and certificates
- Field Assignment
- Wrap-up Q&A






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Hi, I'm thinking about weatherization training. Does your class give my some kind of thing, like a diploma or something? Is it just a piece of paper from everblue, or is it some kind of thing that the government or state requires- like a contractor's license or something? Thanks.
Weatherization Training