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USEFUL LINKS: Continuing Education, Product Information, Manufacturer Links, Software, Etc... State & Federal sites
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Some of these sites require you to first register & establish a login and password (FREE). Then you will be able to login and take their FREE courses. These are some of the best free continuing education courses you will find on topics & products. You are sure to see some of these items or situations on an inspection but were never taught in formal inspection training schools! EDUCATE YOURSELF! BE THE BEST!
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AMERICAN WOOD COUNCIL - Free Online Courses: "Protection Against Termites & Decay, "Metric & Wood", "Finger Jointed Lumber", "Engineered Wood Products", "Connection Design", "Designing for Permanence", "Lateral Load Resisting Systems for Wood Structures", "Designing for Torsional Stability in Wood Members", "Conventional Floor Framing", "Conventional Wall Framing", "Lateral Load Bracing", "Roof/Ceiling Framing", "Introduction to the Wood Frame Construction Manual", "The Basics of Wood Frame Construction", "What is Conventional Construction?", "Characteristics of Wood", "Grade Marks", "Designing with the National Design Specification (NDS) for Wood Construction (NDS 1997 & 2001)", "LRFD Manual for Engineered Wood Construction", "Wood Frame Construction Manual (1995 SBC High wind Edition & 2001 National Edition", "Design of Wood Frame Buildings for High Wind, Snow, & Seismic Loadings"
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Assuring Water Resistance of Masonry Construction
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Certainteed - Free Online Courses - "Introduction to Decking & Railing Systems", "The Attic: Three Components,One System", "The Exterior Wall: A System Approach", "Evolution of Footing Forms", "Principles of Attic Ventilation", New Dimensions in Asphalt Shingles, Low Slope Bituminous Roof Systems, The Use of Self Adhering Systems in Low Slope Roofing, "HVAC Ductwork: Issues, Answers & Practical Considerations", Windows: An Inside View,
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Connecticut Dept of Environmental Protection
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Control of Condensation, Mold & Energy Leakage to Improve Building Performance
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Creating Custom Curves: Adding Interest to Architecural Designs
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Exterior Insulation Finish Systems - EIFS
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EIFS - "Fluid Applied Waterproof, Air Barriers for Moisture Control & Mold Prevention in Wall Construction
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Form with Function: Dramatic Design with Cable & Rod Systems
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Inspection Tool-child safety outlet plug remover
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Introduction to ICFs: Insulating Concrete Forms
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LEED Certification & Sustainable Steel Building Systems
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Light Gauge Steel Framing Connection Products
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Principles of Universal Design in Housing & Home Appliances
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Reflective Insulation, Radiant Barriers & Control Coatings
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Science of Specifying Moisture & Mold in Framed Wall Assemblies
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Septic Systems - Korth Engineeringseptic system design & solutions
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Utilizing Light-Gauge Steel Framing Systems
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Waterproofing Exterior Cementitious Wall Surfaces
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"Why Build with Steel? Utilizing Light-Gauge Steel Framing Systems"
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Wood University- Free Courses-"Engineered Wood Basics", "Design of Wood Connections"
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| 9/22 | | Water Treatment Systems | | | Connecticut Basement Systems Radon will provide an informative presentation on water contaminants and different treatment methods. Connecticut Basement Systems Radon has been involved in the water treatment industry since 1988. They have installed systems for residential, municipal, and commercial clients. They are a member of the Water Quality Association which gives them the ability to have access to the latest technological advancements in the industry. A WQA Certified Water Specialist manages their water treatment division which helps deliver the best possible treatment advice and solutions for water quality issues. |
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