Minnesota - Residential Electric Systems Online Training Course |
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This online course is designed as an introductory lesson for students interested in learning about the basics of residential electric service and associated issues affecting the home inspection process.
The course provides: (1) an introduction to the basics of electricity, (2) information on residential electrical systems, and (3) inspection guidelines to aid the home inspector in evaluating the electric systems typically encountered in residential construction.
Upon successful completion of this course, students should:- Understand the principles of electricity
- Understand basic electric terms
- Be able to identify and describe the major components of a residential electric system
- Know what is involved in inspecting residential electric systems as part of a home inspection
- Be able to identify many common electric concerns and defects
- Understand common home inspection reporting issues
Earning Your CE Credits
This course is approved for educational credits required by many home inspector organizations as listed below.
A formal Certificate detailing your earned continuation education credits is mailed directly to your registered address.- National Association Home Inspectors (NAHI) - 15 CEU
- American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) - 25 MRC
- California Association of Home Inspectors (CREIA) - 4 Type "B" CECs
This course is also approved for educational credits by state home inspection boards, including: - Mississippi Home Inspector Regulatory Board - 20 CEU
- Connecticut Home Inspection Licensing Board - 17 CEH
- Oklahoma Home Inspector Licensing Board - 20 CEH
- South Dakota Real Estate Commission - 24 CEU
- Wisconsin Board of Home Inspectors - 15 CEU
This course requires a commitment of at least 15-20 hours to review lesson content and complete associated tests. |
| About The Provider: |
The National Institute of Building Inspectors® (NIBI®) has provided training and educational programs for home and building inspections and related services since 1987. NIBI is committed to offering the best learning environment available, through both classroom and online programs.
NIBI programs are designed to facilitate student-centered learning relative to residential and light commercial construction and the factors associated with physical condition inspections of these properties, including but not limited to construction materials and practices, inspection standards, inspection techniques, common defects, and report writing.
NIBI complies with the New Jersey standards for private vocational schools and has been granted a certificate to conduct a private vocational school in Bound Brook, N.J. for the purpose of providing instructions in programs approved by the N.J. Department of Education and the Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
The National Institute of Building Inspectors and NIBI are registered trademarks of ProTeam, Inc., a N.J. corporation. |
| Licenses / Designations / Educational Credits: |
NAHI Continuing Education Hours: 15
ASHI Membership Renewal Credits: 25
CREIA Type B Education Credits : 4
Specific states: See course description: 5
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$150.00 |
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