NETinspect September 28, 2024 Mini-Seminar
$99.00
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September 28, 2024
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7:45 AM - 12:30 PM
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Zoom
Back at it! Hope everyone had a great summer! Now let's get back to work with some training! We have a 1/2 day seminar all set up to continue working on the ever-evolving instructional information needed to successfully operate a home inspection business. As an added bonus, all of our classes are fully approved by NYS for continuing education credits! Hope to see you there!
1) Welcome!
September 28 from 7:45 - 8 am
Sign in time!
2) The Home Inspectors Guide to Geothermal Heating Systems
Course L2990-02 (2 credits)
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September 28 from 8 - 10 am
Join us as we dive into familiarization and understanding of modern day heat pump technology, with a strong lean towards geothermal systems and how they work. We will begin by going over the basics of modern heat pump technology. Friends, these are not your grandfather's heat pumps! We will delve into the history of this type of system, the methods of operation and heat transfer; the different types of heat pump systems, such as traditional air handler and mini-split systems and the cycle of operation of each type. We will also discuss how to inspect these increasingly popular systems and go over the basics of geothermal systems. We will conclude the class by running through step-by-step procedures for inspecting these systems during the course of performing a home inspection, to include full inspection report documentation necessary to meet required standards.
Meet the Presenter
Tom Sherman
After a decade as the owner/operator of a residential construction company, Tom Sherman, a 10-year US Marine Corps veteran, became a professional home inspector in 1998. In 2006 when New York State instituted the Home Inspector Licensing Law, Tom immediately jumped at the chance to become a NY State Certified Home Inspector Educator. Tom was a 24-year ASHI Certified Inspector (recently stepping down from the organization), a Certified Residential Thermographer and a Licensed Drone Pilot, who has worked diligently since 2014 to build NETinspect Home Inspector Training Institute; a training school with a strong appreciation for the in-depth amount of knowledge an inspector needs to competently perform a professional home inspection. Our classes are well researched, targeted to the audience and professionally presented by our group of experts. Join Tom and his team as we delve into the subject matter that will help you to become a more knowledgeable and successful home inspector!
3) Break
September 28 from 10 - 10:15 am
Time to stretch!
4) How and Why We Report What We Report
Course L2866-02 (2 credits)
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September 28 from 10:15 am - 12:15 pm
Let's review some of the many problem conditions that we as home inspectors are expected to report on during the course of a home inspection. We will give you insight as to why and how to improve statements designed to both inform clients and protect you, as an inspector. We will break down a standard statement into bite-sized pieces and help to guide you through how to create your own standard statements. We will give specific examples and hold a round table discussion on each example in order to improve the aspects of our reporting formats. Heating systems can differ, electrical systems can differ, roofs can differ, but the one thing that has to be constant in every inspection is how and why we report what we report!
Meet the Presenter
Tom Sherman
After a decade as the owner/operator of a residential construction company, Tom Sherman, a 10-year US Marine Corps veteran, became a professional home inspector in 1998. In 2006 when New York State instituted the Home Inspector Licensing Law, Tom immediately jumped at the chance to become a NY State Certified Home Inspector Educator. Tom was a 24-year ASHI Certified Inspector (recently stepping down from the organization), a Certified Residential Thermographer and a Licensed Drone Pilot, who has worked diligently since 2014 to build NETinspect Home Inspector Training Institute; a training school with a strong appreciation for the in-depth amount of knowledge an inspector needs to competently perform a professional home inspection. Our classes are well researched, targeted to the audience and professionally presented by our group of experts. Join Tom and his team as we delve into the subject matter that will help you to become a more knowledgeable and successful home inspector!
5) Closing remarks
September 28 from 12:15 - 12:30 pm
Thanks for joining us!
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