Retrofitting existing buildings represents an excellent means to transition to a low-carbon economy, something that British Columbia has strongly supported through a variety of incentives and Building Code updates.
The course provides learners with a thorough understanding of the foundational learning related to window and door retrofit, focusing on meeting the priorities and needs of the construction industry. Key introductory topics include visual assessments, regulatory requirements, energy performance product features, building codes, barriers exterior conditions windows/doors. Upon successful completion, learners will be equipped with the fundamental skills and knowledge to continue their careers in the window and door retrofit industry.
The Windows and Doors Quality Retrofit 100 course is a fully online course that consists of several modules, each with lessons of study on various topics on retrofitting windows and doors. Through interactive content, video interviews, and installation demonstrations, you will be introduced to a variety of aspects vital to executing a successful retrofit project.
Additionally, you will be able to view a window and door retrofit installation that took place on May 29th 2024, in Langley British Columbia.
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Please note that the pricing for this course is set as per the guidelines for a 2 Part Window and Door Quality Retrofit Micro-Credential through Okanagan College and its affiliated trade colleges. It is also in the process of being approved as a requirement for HPSC’s Contractor Network.
The below information is specific to students taking this course as part of the Window and Door Quality Retrofit Micro-Credential 2-part program through Okanagan College and/or for HPSC’s Contractor Network Requirements:
All online courses require successful completion of the following components:
All course materials are contained directly within the online course modules.