by Shari Bowen | Mar 6, 2023
(2.0 CEUs) A variety of common building characteristics create air leaks. In many buildings, air leakage is one of the largest sources of heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer. Air-leaks can be difficult to find, but they’re often inexpensive to fix. This lesson...
by John Krigger | Aug 12, 2022
(37.5 CEUs) This long course presents the practical knowledge that a crew leader needs to manage weatherization jobs in the field. The crew leader needs to understand air sealing, insulation, duct sealing, duct insulation, ventilation, and moisture management. All...
by John Krigger | Aug 12, 2022
(64 CEUs) In the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) the job requirements for energy auditors and quality control inspectors (QCI) overlap. You need most this course’s information to become an energy auditor, building analyst, or energy rater. If you want...
by John Krigger | Aug 1, 2022
Welcome to – Managing Client Expectations. When a client has a complaint, it is generally because an expectation has not been met. And if staff members aren’t trained to properly address complaints, a client could become confused or angry. In this module, we’ll...
by John Krigger | Aug 1, 2022
Welcome to Maintaining Complete Job Files. Maintaining paperwork and computer files may not be the most exciting part of weatherization, yet it is necessary to remain in compliance and to tell the story of an agency’s great work. If you would like to follow along,...
