Modern Site Maintenance and Construction Technology Modern Site Maintenance and Construction Technology begins with a review of the basic management requirements of starting an efficient construction project, then discusses the key factors for clear and concise coordination as it relates to day to day operations, including property protection, health and safety, maximization of profit, property…
The Minnesota Mandatory Course covers both contractor business strategies and energy conservation measures, as required for license renewal for the state of Minnesota. This course begins with a discussion basic accounting principles such as assets, liabilities, the ability to manage cash flow, revenue recognition, financial management, mitigating bad debt, and tax compliance as it relates…
Common Contractor Concerns Common Contractor Concerns is a 7-hour continuing education course that focuses on three common concerns: dampness prevention and remediation, energy efficiency, and truth in advertising.
Inspection Certification Associates’ 6 CE hour course Inspecting Nonconventional Construction investigates nonconventional – but increasingly common – homes and systems that may be encountered by inspectors. Part 1, Alternative Homes, teaches students how to perform and report on inspections on alternative residential homes, such as manufactured, modular, tiny, and log homes. Students will evaluate the…
Aspects of OSHA for Residential Construction Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: Explore basic OSHA principles such as the definition of OSHA, OSHA mission, employer responsibilities, employee rights, standards, inspections, recordkeeping, fall protection, struck-by objects, prevention of injuries, and construction zone safety practices will be…
Inspection Certification Associates’ 3 CE hour course Inspecting Heat Pumps and Air Conditioning provides an understanding of heat pump and air conditioning operation, while also covering the inspection process for each. Students will identify typical defects related to heating and cooling the residential home, and report on them accurately.
This 4 CE hour course is designed to give the learner an understanding of the day-to-day considerations of owning a home inspection company, while also ensuring their compliance with sexual harassment prevention requirements. It consists of three major components: the legal and operational aspects of running a home inspection business, including everyday business activities, handling…
Aspects of OSHA for Residential Construction Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: Explore basic OSHA principles such as the definition of OSHA, OSHA mission, employer responsibilities, employee rights, standards, inspections, recordkeeping, fall protection, struck-by objects, prevention of injuries, and construction zone safety practices will be…
Inspection Certification Associates’ 5 CE hour course Inspecting Heat Pumps and Air Conditioning provides an understanding of heat pump and air conditioning operation, while also covering the inspection process for each. Students will identify typical defects related to heating and cooling the residential home, and report on them accurately.
Inspection Certification Associates’ 4 CE hour course Alternative Homes teaches students how to perform inspections on alternative residential homes, helping inspectors to deliver a report to their clients that is specific to their residence. This course prepares home inspectors to inspect alternative residential homes such as manufactured, modular, tiny, and log homes. Students will evaluate…
When a hurricane blows through town, homeowners want to rest easy knowing that their house can withstand the breeze. In areas where storms are especially dangerous, like Florida, a home’s stability is routinely tested for its storm worthiness. Inspection Certification Associates’ 5 CE hour Florida Wind Mitigation course allows Florida licensed home inspectors to learn…
Unlike a typical home inspection where a home inspector evaluates all home component systems, a four point inspection covers only HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and roofing. The purpose of a four point inspection is to make sure that those four systems are operating properly so that a homeowner can obtain a homeowner’s insurance policy. Inspection Certification…
Artificial Intelligence and General Contracting Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: Demystify AI, making it accessible to all, regardless of technical background. Delve into its applications in general contracting, where AI-driven technologies enhance efficiency and precision in areas like design, estimation, and even on-site construction…
Artificial Intelligence and General Contracting Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: Demystify AI, making it accessible to all, regardless of technical background. Delve into its applications in general contracting, where AI-driven technologies enhance efficiency and precision in areas like design, estimation, and even on-site construction…
Energy Saving Systems for Residential Construction Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: Define the importance of “Green Initiatives” and explore what general contractors can do to employ renewable energy alternatives effectively..
Energy Saving Systems for Residential Construction Please enter your North Carolina Qualifier ID to continue. Name* NC Contractor Qualifier ID* Course Goal: Define the importance of “Green Initiatives” and explore what general contractors can do to employ renewable energy alternatives effectively..
Project Management Through Client Management