Welcome to FSEC Continuing Education News! Keeping you abreast of the keys to success in the building science and solar energy industry, as well as upcoming events and training, is our goal.
FSEC's New Building Science Training Center
We are now up and running in the Building Science Training Center located on FSEC's
main campus in Cocoa, Florida. The facility holds all of the hands-on training modules that were located at the off-site facility, and we have even added a few more.
Photo Credit: Nick Waters
New Building Science Course Offerings
New building science courses have been added to the training schedule for 2013 and for those eligible CEU's and PDU's (for RESNET certified raters) will be available. In addition, classes taught by Dennis Stroer from Calcs-Plus will be offered. Dennis brings more than 30 years HVAC and rater experience. Bookmark FSEC's Continuing Education Website! |
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Neil Moyer has nearly 30 years experience in the building science, retrofit, and rater industry. Gain first-hand knowledge as he shares tips and tricks, and tools-of-the-trade related to building diagnostics. |
Question: Should the blower door test be performed in a pressurized or depressurized mode?
Do you know the answer? Find out here!
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Tei Kucharski brings the rating industry to life and will share about ratings in Florida (and across the nation), software tips, tricks & updates, ENERGY STAR insights, and her role in quality assurance.
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Question: Is there a rater class distinction in Florida?
Are there two or three? Find out the answer here! |
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HVAC QI Technician Checklist for EnergyStar V3
Next Class : March 20, 2013
Price: $329 | Click here to register
Credits: 7 RESNET PDU's
Target Audience:
HVAC Contractors & Technicians,
Energy Raters
This is a one-day class designed with the checklist as the outline. It was created with the technician in mind, discussing ways to gather the information and to complete the task in the most efficient way possible. A working residential air conditioning system will be used for “hands-on” demonstrations of the various measurement techniques and procedures. Where those measurements should be input on the ENERGY STAR checklist will be covered.
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