Classes start in October
Classes start in October
The more comprehensive 30 hour course is intended for but not
limited to Human recourses, safety directors and Supervisory
positions. Designed to educate construction personnel to
recognize and prevent hazards on a construction site, also what
must be done to meet OSHA safety standards. Emphasizing a safe
work environment has obvious benefits and can save thousands of
dollars in man hours, possible safety fines and it can save
lives. There is no substitute for knowledge. So sign up today!
This 10 hour course is designed to educate construction
personnel to recognize and prevent hazards on a construction
site, also what must be done to meet OSHA safety standards .
Emphasizing a safe work environment has obvious benefits and can
save thousands of dollars in man hours, possible safety fines
and it can save lives. There is no substitute for knowledge. So
sign up today!
NCCER Accredited Classes Coming Soon
All classes are full through 2010
please check back soon for next available date
please check back soon for next available date
Next available class is October 27, 2010
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We can currently test or retest those who have taken the BPI course
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We can currently test or retest those who have taken the BPI course
This is a 16 hour course over 2 days and includes a
demonstration at a home in the Weatherization Program. The
course is designed to prepare students for a real-world
application of skills by providing a comprehensive understanding
of the State of Florida’s Weatherization Assistance Program –
Materials, Installations and Workmanship Standards. Through
hands-on training, students will have the opportunity to see
classroom fundamentals in practice. Students will learn the
practices and techniques of the measures prescribed in the State
of Florida’s Weatherization Assistance Program. By the end of
the course, the students will be prepared to apply these
practices and techniques in future employment.
The BPI Building Analyst course, emphasizing the
house-as-a-system approach, will provide individuals with the
skills needed to properly perform a home energy audit using
diagnostic equipment such as the automatic blower door, moisture
meter and combustion analyzer, as well as the knowledge to
correct the problems found. This audit provides homeowners with
an overview of their energy consumption and what steps they can
take to save money and have a more comfortable and energy
efficient home. The Institute of Envelope Science is dedicated
to helping people become trained BPI certified professionals.
Contact us now to enroll.
September 1st
October 6th
November 3rd
October 6th
November 3rd
This is a one day course to acquire the EPA’s lead safety
certification. As of April 22, 2010, federal law requires
contractors that perform renovation, repairs and painting jobs
on homes or child occupied facilities built before 1978 must be
certified and use lead-safe work practices. Contractors are now
expected to be experts on these topics to continue doing their
jobs. To comply, contractors must now certify and must follow
specific work practices to prevent lead contamination. This rule
will apply regardless of who owns the facility or who is paying
for the work. Failure to follow the practices could result in
hefty fines up to $32,500 per violation. We are ready to train
and certify you and/or your staff in accordance with the EPA
Renovation, Repair and Painting Final Rule
(40 CFR 745.80 – 745.339)
(40 CFR 745.80 – 745.339)
Institute of Envelope Science reserves the right to reschedule
courses due to class size or any other mitigating factors
To register:
Lindsey Baker
lbaker@mcnealandwhite.com
(386)943-9433
For course questions: Aaron Albert aaron@mcnealandwhite.com (386)943-9433
For course questions: Aaron Albert aaron@mcnealandwhite.com (386)943-9433
