Highlights from Electrical Inspection Volumes 1-3
Highlights from Electrical Inspection Volumes 1-3
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Commercial Inspection Training: Electrical - Parts 1 thru 12 (Preview) (FREE)
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Commercial Inspection Training: Electrical - Parts 1 thru 12 (Preview)
Learn how to perform commercial inspections of the electrical system of commercial properties by an expert trainer. There are 12 Parts to the course. More information, visit http://www.nachi.org/commercial-inspections.htm
Home Inspector's Electrical Wall of Defects
We asked Mr. David Ruskay, a master electrician, to build the Electrical Wall of Defects. The wall has 50 electrical defects every inspector should know. Throughout his career Ruskay has repaired electrical problems discovered by home inspectors. Ruskay built the wall to demonstrate the most common electrical problems that are missed by home inspectors. The main electrical panel and subpanel are filled with electrical defects and improper installations. 21 wall receptacles are purposely wired with defects that a GFCI tester falsely describes as "Correctly wired." Receptacles are pulled out to show how they are improperly wired.
Performing a Roof Inspection (Preview)
Preview of "Performing a Roof Inspection: Part One." More information about the course, visit http://www.nachi.org/roof-inspection
Mold Inspection Training, Part 1 of 2
Part 1 of 2 of the IAC2 Mold Inspection Training & Certification Course. To purchase, visit http://www.videomoldcourse.htm. Purchase now - take course anytime later. Unlimited viewing time. Unlimited access. The purpose of the course is to define and teach good practice for conducting a mold inspection of a building. All types of sampling devices are demonstrated, and actual mold inspections are performed. The student will learn how to find and report mold growth that may exist in a building using a visual examination and mold sampling of the building. The student will learn the IAC2 Mold Inspection Standards of Practice; health effects related to mold exposure; what mold needs to grow; how to perform a visual examination of a building to find mold; the IAC2 Mold Sampling Decision Chart; the IAC2 Mold Sampling Procedures; proper use of tools, equipment and PPE; hypotheses development; building science and moisture; sampling devices and procedures; documentation of work; laboratory result interpretation; mold remediation; report writing; preventing mold growth. Dr. Shane, chief mycologist from Pro-Lab®, is a guest expert instructor of the course and DEMONSTRATES how to use mold sampling equipment and devices. Be sure to view the course preview at http://www.nachi.org/videomoldcourse.htm
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NACHI.TV's Nick Gromicko and Dominic Maricic of Home Inspector Pro discuss how you can easily set up your own website, get it to the top of the search engine rankings, get 3 months free and a special InterNACHI discount.
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