Establishing Proficient Inspection Habits Course #0001
Illinois CE Course 454.000413
Every home inspector knows that experience is not the only way to become a good inspector. In order for a home inspector to truly be able to thorough migrate through a home he or she must be able to map their way through it. However, before anything can happen the inspector my create a routine and order to the operation. This course will look at a proven method of introducing the home inspection to all parties present, set the stage of the home inspection and then discuss how to conclude the process. It is only through a strict system or procedures will the home inspector be able to complete the inspection and limit the opportunities for failure. This course will also look at the differences between one home inspector and another. We all offer a unique perspective and our experiences great a different dynamic to our clients. It is these differences which create the bias in which we inspect from.
Environmental Hazards Course # 0002
Illinois CE Course 454.000412
This course is not designed to train the inspector in testing procedures or methodology. This course is designed to better help the inspector describe various environmental hazards found during home inspections so he or she can converse with their clients on a professional basis. The class will look at mold, asbestos, lead, radon, and methamphetamine as some of the hazards present in a home inspection.
Home Inspection Safety Course #0003
Illinois CE Course 454.000415
Home inspection is a dangerous business. In the past 30 years several home inspectors have died while providing this service. If a home inspectors business is to provide excellent service to their clients how is looking out for the home inspector? This course is designed to help the home inspector understand the dangers of their profession and give them guidance. We will look at ladder, electric and lifting safety. In addition we will talk about Carbon Monoxide, heat issues along with bites and stings. A home inspector must put themselves above all others.
Report Writing Course #0004
Illinois CE Course 454.000414
Report writing is not just something which is required but an art form. To be a competent report writer one must step away some of the old ways and look at building language, interpersonal, and legal skills. A home inspector who does not build good report writing skill will place themselves vulnerable for client misinterpretation and possibly litigation.
This course will identify key components and skill necessary to be a competent report writer. We will have exercises and examples of good techniques as well as examples of poor techniques.
History of American Architecture
America has not always been a leader in World Architecture. We have adapted over the past three hundred years or so to establish our place in history. Why not be the home inspector sought out to be the expert instead of just the home inspector. This course will provide your the knowledge base to accurately identify and name over 20 different types of Architectural styles and call them by thier proper names. Included in this course will be reference materials for you to take back and use in the field. Do not miss this opportunity to increase your home knowledge.
