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SUMMARY:Radon Measurement
DESCRIPTION:Initial Radon Measurement Certification Class\nThis comprehensive two-day\, live virtual training provides the required initial education for individuals seeking certification as a Radon Measurement Professional/Specialist. Designed for individuals entering the radon measurement field\, this class offers a complete introduction to radon science and its practical application in residential and light commercial measurement work. \nParticipants will explore the fundamentals of radon science and health effects\, including how radon behaves in indoor environments and why accurate measurement matters. The class emphasizes real-world application of measurement devices and methods\, measurement protocols and standards\, quality assurance and quality control practices\, reporting requirements\, and professional responsibilities. \nSpecial focus is placed on understanding how these concepts and requirements apply to everyday radon measurement work. Through instructor-led teaching\, real-world experience\, and practical field applications\, participants will develop the ability to correctly select and use measurement devices\, follow proper protocols\, and produce clear\, accurate\, and compliant radon measurement reports. \nThe training also addresses common responsibilities and standards practicing radon measurement professionals must uphold\, helping participants understand the quality assurance and quality control expectations of the field. By the end of the class\, attendees will be better prepared to confidently pursue certification and provide radon measurement services. \nThis class is suitable for individuals with no prior radon measurement experience. \nCredentials and Recognition \nParticipants who successfully complete all class requirements will receive a certificate of completion that fulfills the initial education prerequisite for the NRPP and NRSB Radon Measurement Professional/Specialist certification exams. Certification exams are not included and must be registered for and completed separately through NRPP or NRSB. \nClass Objectives: By the end of this class\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the fundamental principles of radon science and associated health effects\nIdentify and apply appropriate radon measurement devices and methods\nApply measurement protocols and industry standards in real-world settings\nImplement quality assurance and quality control practices in radon measurement work\nPrepare accurate and compliant radon measurement reports\nDescribe the professional responsibilities of a Radon Measurement Professional/Specialist\n\nDuration: 16 Hours \nThe Live Online class has been developed by Spruce Radon\, a leader in preparing professionals for radon certification exams\, and includes an exam prep session. Registered attendees will have access to the recorded Webinar and can take the National Radon Proficiency Program exam at their convenience directly through NRPP. \nApproved for 16 ASHI  \nRegular Price: Member $229 / Non-member price $249 \nRegistration Deadline Extended: October 7\, 2026 8am \nRegister Today \nClass materials will be sent to each student before the course date\, so please register early. Webcam and microphone are required for the class
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SUMMARY:Certified Residential Thermographer
DESCRIPTION:Certified Residential Thermographer (CRT) – Virtual Training \nASHI Residential Thermographer Digital Badge Class \nThis comprehensive two-day\, live virtual training is led by Bill Fabian of Monroe Infrared Technologies\, a Guidant Power\, Inc. company\, and delivered in partnership with ASHI\, providing the full Certified Residential Thermography (CRT) curriculum. Designed for new infrared camera owners and practicing thermographers\, this class offers a complete introduction to thermal imaging and its practical application across residential and light commercial inspection environments. \nParticipants will explore the fundamentals of infrared thermography\, including heat transfer principles and the operation of thermal imaging systems. The class emphasizes real-world inspection applications in building envelope analysis\, electrical and mechanical systems\, HVAC performance\, moisture intrusion\, flat roof assessment\, and related conditions. Attendees will learn how to collect accurate thermal data and temperature readings while accounting for critical measurement variables such as emissivity\, reflectivity\, transmissivity\, and distance. \nSpecial focus is placed on understanding the conditions that make anomalies detectable\, including concepts such as evaporative cooling and thermal capacitance. Through instructor-led demonstrations\, case studies\, and application-focused exercises\, participants will develop the ability to interpret thermographic images (thermograms) and apply both qualitative and introductory quantitative analysis to support informed inspection decisions. \nThe training also addresses common challenges and errors in thermography\, helping participants distinguish between true thermal anomalies and misleading artifacts such as reflections\, indirect readings\, and environmental influences. By the end of the class\, attendees will be better prepared to confidently integrate infrared technology into their inspection services and produce clear\, accurate findings. \nThis class is suitable for individuals with no prior thermography experience\, though familiarity with basic camera operation is recommended to maximize learning outcomes. \nCredentials and Recognition\nParticipants who successfully complete all class requirements will earn the Certified Residential Thermographer (CRT) certification through Monroe Infrared Technologies\, a Guidant Power Inc. Company\, valid for three years. In addition\, participants will receive the ASHI Residential Thermographer Digital Badge\, recognizing their ability to apply infrared thermography principles in residential inspection practice. \nClass Objectives: By the end of this class\, participants will be able to: \n\nExplain the fundamental principles of infrared thermography and heat transfer as they apply to building systems\nApply key measurement concepts (emissivity\, reflectivity\, transmissivity\, and distance) to improve accuracy in thermal imaging\nIdentify conditions that make anomalies detectable\, including moisture-related effects such as evaporative cooling and thermal capacitance\nDemonstrate proper techniques for collecting reliable thermal images and temperature data using an infrared camera\nInterpret thermographic images to assess conditions in building envelope\, electrical\, mechanical\, and HVAC systems\nEvaluate common sources of error in thermography and apply strategies to avoid misinterpretation\n\nDuration: 16 Hours \nPlease note: The virtual class has a final exam\, which must be completed for CE credit. This exam can be completed at the end of the class or any time after. \nApproved for 16 ASHI & State CE in AL\, DE\, IN\, MS\, MT\, NH\, NM\, OR\, VA\, WV\, WI\, LA\, TN(6CE)\, WA\, IL(6CE) and ICC \nPennsylvania & Iowa Notice: Pennsylvania and Iowa do not approve continuing education for home inspectors. PA & IA inspectors must meet the CE requirements of their national association. This virtual class is approved for ASHI Continuing Education CE credit \nRegister by September 20\, for Early Bird Price: Member $745 / Non-member price $795 \nRegular Price: Member $845 / Non-member price $895 \nRegistration Deadline Extended: October 19\, 2026 8am \nRegister Today \nClass materials and meeting link will be sent out a week before the start date.
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SUMMARY:Defects Don't Kill Deals - Uncertainty Does
DESCRIPTION:Join ASHI on Tuesday\, October 20\, 2026\, at 5:00 PM CT\, for this exciting webinar! \nBuyers rarely walk away because an inspection found problems. They walk away because nobody can tell them what the problems cost or who will handle them. ASHI members will walk away with a clear look at the gap between the report and the repair\, and what closing that gap can do for their practice. Inspectors stay in their lane and the report is still the report. What changes is what happens in the 24 hours after it lands. \nBy attending\, inspectors will learn: \n\nWhy pricing uncertainty\, not the findings themselves\, is the most common trigger for renegotiation and cancellation after an inspection\nThe difference between a repair price produced from a report and a repair price corrected by completed job data\, including how QwikFix builds and refines its pricing from its own transaction data\nWhich questions to ask a repair pricing or repair coordination company before referring a client to one\nHow a handoff process can get a client from findings to scheduled repairs without the inspector scoping\, pricing\, or supervising the work\n\nPresenter: Jeremy Henley \nDate: October 20\, 2026\, at 5:00 PM CT \nLocation: ASHIEdge – Live Webinar \nPrice: Non Member $29 – Member FREE \nRegister by: October 19\, 2026 \nRegistration: Sign Up Today
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SUMMARY:Assessing Home Structures
DESCRIPTION:See What Others Miss: Mastering Structural Inspections \nThere is no better way to protect yourself\, serve your clients well\, and build a reputation for thorough\, reliable work than by knowing how to properly assess a home’s structure. Assessing Home Structures is a 3-hour continuing education webinar designed specifically for home inspectors who want to confidently identify structural defects that are often concealed or difficult to recognize without a solid understanding of how residential structures work. \nWhat You Will Learn  \nIn this 3-hour webinar\, you will: \n\nUnderstand Residential Structural Components\nLearn the most common structural components found in homes and how each one functions as part of the overall system.\nMaster a Systematic Structural Assessment\nDevelop a repeatable\, methodical approach to evaluating a home’s structure during an inspection.\nIdentify Common Structural Deficiencies\nExplore real-world examples and case studies to recognize frequent structural problems\, along with their typical causes and repair methods.\nKnow When to Call in an Engineer\nUnderstand the limits of a visual inspection and how a licensed structural engineer can provide deeper analysis and guidance when it’s warranted.\n\nClass Objectives \n\nRecognize the most common structural components in residences and understand how they function\nConduct a thorough\, systematic residential structural assessment\nIdentify common structural deficiencies and understand their typical causes and repair methods\nDetermine when further evaluation by a licensed structural engineer is appropriate\n\nClass Format \nASHI Virtual Classes are designed to be engaging and participatory — not long\, passive webinars. Each session is a highly interactive experience led by seasoned professionals who guide you through real-world scenarios\, practical questions\, and in-depth examples. The small-group format fosters active learning\, with dynamic visual presentations\, rich photo content\, and practical applications tailored for aspiring and practicing inspectors alike. Open dialogue is encouraged throughout the session to ensure concepts are clearly understood and applicable in the field. Come ready to engage — your questions\, insights\, and participation are central to the learning experience. \nWho Should Attend \nThis class is designed for: \n\nNew and experienced home inspectors who want to sharpen their ability to identify structural issues\nInspectors preparing for certification exams or looking to deepen their technical expertise\nProfessionals who want to know when and how to bring in a licensed structural engineer\n\nInstructor: Mike Berkey \nDuration: 3 Hours \nPlease note: The virtual class has a final exam\, which must be completed for CE credit. This exam can be completed at the end of the class or any time after. \nApproved for 3 ASHI & State CE in AL\, DE\, IN\, MS\, MT\, NH\, NM\, OR\, PA\, VA\, WV\, WI\, NY\, IL\, CT\, FL\, LA\, MD\, OH\, MA\, AR\, WA\, ICC  \nRegister Now!
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