Modules A,B
Prepares for the BPI RBE-WHALCI certification. Learn specific methods to tighten building envelope to reduce energy loss and improve thermal comfort. Candidates will be able to demonstrate competence in a variety of weatherization jobs.
FEE: $4,000 includes—

• 40 hours self-paced online instruction
• One day intensive hands-on lab instruction
• BPI RBE-WHALCI written and field exams

Module C
Prepares for the BPI Building Analyst Professional certification. Go beyond a traditional energy audit to perform comprehensive, whole-home assessments, identify problems at the root cause and prescribe and prioritize solutions based on building science.
FEE: $3,400 includes—

• Residential Energy textbook
• Two-day classroom review of energy basics
• 24 hours of online course modules
• One-day hands-on field training
• BPI Building Analyst Professional written and field exams

Modules C, D
Quantify performance and prescribe improvements to help tighten the building envelope (shell), stop uncontrolled air leakage and optimize comfort, durability and HV/AC performance. The BPI Envelope Specialist certification in conjunction with the Building Analyst certification makes your company eligible to apply for BPI Contractor Accreditation.
FEE: $3,900, includes—

• All materials, coursework and exams listed above for the Building Analyst Professional Certificate
• Six hours of online course modules
• Two-hour classroom review
• One-day hands-on field training
• BPI Building Envelope Specialist written and field exams

Module E
Prepares for the RESNET Qualified EnergySmart Contractor exam. Learn how to help builders and architects positively affect building design using a whole house, total systems approach. RESNET recommends that EnergySmart contractors employ at least one individual who is HESP certified.
FEE: $1,500, includes—

• Two-day classroom review of energy basics
• Eight hours of online course modules
• RESNET EnergySmart Contractor Exam
• RESNET CEQ (Contractor Education and Qualification) Provider Certification fee for the first year

Module F
Learn how to perform energy ratings and provide homeowners and home builders with detailed analyses of energy consumption, and provide recommendations for energy conservation and cost savings. You will learn how to utilize powerful diagnostic equipment and state-of-the-art software to aid you in the energy analysis of a home. And you will learn about the latest energy finance and incentive programs that can help you expand your business.
Cost $2,600 includes—

• Two-day classroom review of energy basics
• 28 hours online course modules
• Three days of classroom training by a Home Energy Institute Rater
• IBS HERS Rater Handbook; REMRate software (trial version)
• RESNET National Rater Exam

Modules E, G
Prepares for the RESNET HESP Certification Exam. A Home Energy Survey Professional (HESP) is qualified to conduct a walk-through assessment of the general energy performance problems and make basic recommendations for improvements or further analysis. This certification is the minimum credential required to become an approved DOE Home Energy Assessor.
Cost $2,600 includes—

• Two-day classroom review of energy basics
• 20 hours online course modules
• Residential Energy textbook
• Two-hour classroom review
• RESNET HESP Exam
• RESNET HESP Provider Certification Fee for the first year
• RESNET EnergySmart Contractor Exam

Under the EPA’s 2010 ruling, all contractors performing renovation, repair, and painting on pre-1978 built structures are required under federal law to be certified and use lead-safe work practices. This course will qualify you and/or your employees for the necessary EPA certification.
Cost $250 includes—

• One-day classroom instruction
• Starter kit, mask, test kit, coverall
• All course materials
• Certification exam