Posted on: 19-02-10 12:49:14
Hi all,
I would like to do a Home inspector course at Humber College. basically i am a Mech. Engineer and we are here in Canada now almost 4 years. In my initial stage i did not get a chance to do study but now i want to upgrade my skillls and wants to do something better.
would someone please throw a light or share your views for is it a good for future profession? like money wise, carrer wise, etcc....
Your reply regarding this matter will help me a lot for my future step.
Thanks in advance.
what is content of course? is it energy audit related?
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Originally posted by imwhoever
what is content of course? is it energy audit related?
This is about inspect and report on the physical condition of the various system of the home including the roof, exterior, foundation, plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling, interiors and insulation.
Home inspection involves the assessment of the condition of residential and light commercial buildings. It is a unique discipline, being distinct from construction, engineering, architectural or municipal building inspection, requiring its own set of professional guidelines and qualifications.
The Home Inspection Certificate program focuses on developing the skills and knowledge required to work as a home inspector.
thanks
http://www.greensaver.org/en/education-resources/
see link above. This organization (and many others in GTA) provide training for certified energy auditor. It cost somewhere between 1500-2000$ of training and instrument, but you have to commit to stick to them for one year or so.
This is not same as Home inspector though, considering money and time consumption its attractive. Also Ontario government is keen to encourage energy saving ideas.
Quote:
Originally posted by imwhoever
http://www.greensaver.org/en/education-resources/
see link above. This organization (and many others in GTA) provide training for certified energy auditor. It cost somewhere between 1500-2000$ of training and instrument, but you have to commit to stick to them for one year or so.
This is not same as Home inspector though, considering money and time consumption its attractive. Also Ontario government is keen to encourage energy saving ideas.
Thanks imwhoever, for a nice and useful information........
Hi,
Any Home inspector on this forum to give me some guideline or answer some questions i have in my mind regarding this course.
Today i have been both Sheridan college and Humber college personally and i got information books, but still some questions in mind, if anyone know about this business and opportunity will help me a lot before i go for admission...........
Thanks.......
You can call any real estate agent you know or call someone from the forum like Rajeev, Amit, etc. They deal with home inspectors everyday.
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