5 hour, online, video Thermal Imaging course for home inspectors.
- free, downloadable course materials (yours to keep).
- inexpensive online video class.
- free online, final exam.
- free printable certificate of completion.
- InterNACHI, MICB, IAC2, ASHI, and state continuing education approval.
InterNACHI requires that that each inspector taking an online video course logs in with unique identification at the start of the course, when he or she begins watching the video portion of the course, and when he or she begins the final exam. This identification is linked both to individual e-mail and mailing addresses, and to a credit card to prevent fraud. Our video partner (Reports, Inc.) stores information about when each inspector purchased the video portion of the course and when they viewed that video. This information is stored with that inspector’s unique internet protocol (IP) address and is verified by InterNACHI before allowing the inspector to take the final exam. Finally, InterNACHI stores the time of the final exam, how long the inspector took to complete the timed exam, his or her final score as well as each question asked and which answer the inspector provided for that question. All this information is stored securely over distributed databases and can be verified by InterNACHI at any time.
John McKenna, InterNACHI Infrared Trainer, and Ben Gromicko, Certified Master Inspector, teach you how to perform inspections with an infrared camera. John covers subject matter such as building science, IR camera applications, and image interpretation, while Ben takes you on a real inspection and demonstrates how to recognize defects related to moisture, insulation, structure, electric, air infiltration, and energy loss. Over 70 images of actual defects are interpreted. The course includes 69 pages (downloadable pdf) of course material (yours to keep), an online video course (you can pause, rewind, and fast-forward), an online final examination, and a printable certificate of completion.
This course has been submitted approval to all states that require home inspector continuing education (5 CE hours).
