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Focus on National Code and National Energy Code requirements. This comprehensive 9-part series presents construction and renovation-focused learning content, based on input from industry, government and manufacturing sources. Certificate upon completion.
NAIMA Canada presents the National Insulation and Air Sealing Training Program, designed for residential contractors and renovators who work with thermal insulation installs and building envelope materials.
More expectations for the energy performance of new and existing buildings are being written into Canadian building codes. That’s why NAIMA Canada has developed the National Insulation and Air Sealing Training Program with a focus on National Code and National Energy Code requirements. This comprehensive 9-part series presents construction and renovation-focused learning content based on input from industry, government, and manufacturing sources.
This training was developed in partnership with SummerHill, the Canadian Home Builders Association, and EnerGuide.
The purpose of this training is to provide:
Course Structure:
About NAIMA Canada
NAIMA Canada works with Canadian building science experts, construction professionals, institutions and supporting organizations to create free, online training for people in the construction industry. Our mandate is to improve the comfort and energy efficiency of buildings through increased insulation and air tightness strategies.
Duration: This course consists of 9 modules of approximately 1 hours duration each, for a total of about 9 hours of self-paced instruction.
Certificate of Completion available upon successful completion of the course
If you have any questions or need help or support, please contact Andy Cockburn acockburn@naimacanada.ca or Jillian McArthur jmcarthur@naimacanada.ca.
No formal requirements, although a basic understanding of construction principles may be beneficial