Lead and Remodeling
–This
course describes why the remodler should be concerned
about lead, related laws, where lead can be found,
lead testing, personal protective equipment,how to
contain lead dust in the work place,how to plan the
work and supervisry/business issues. (CILB;
AR; FBPE 4028) 2 CEH's
Lighting – Covers
various lighting criteria that equip buildings with
appropriate energy efficient and cost effective lighting
systems.(CILB 0001755;) 2 CEH's
Lighting and Energy Management for Commercial Buildings, Units 1, 2, and 3 – Unit 1 modules explain commercial interior and exterior lighting systems, lighting sensors and controls, building energy codes and standards, utility rates and structures and audit procedures, equipment and safety. Unit 2 modules explain energy monitoring systems, building commissioning, life cycle assessment and performance contracting and smart grids. Unit 3 modules employs five case studies in different commercial building/property scenarios may be used by the instructor for participants to develop and present business plans for a lighting retrofit according to the customers stated needs. Comprehensive material lists (lighting products with specs) and utility rate schedules are provided in the appendixes for developing the business plan. An assumed labor, overhead and recycling cost for fixtures are provided in each case study so the participant can develop a business case to present to the customer that includes payback and return on the investment numbers.These three courses are intended to provide the participant with an introduction to the information and tools necessary to perform a comprehensive audit of commercial building lighting systems.(CILB 0609960,0609961,7 CEHs CEH's; AR 9878248, 9878247, 7 CEHs and 9878246, 6 CEHs )
Low
Impact Development (LID) Practices for Florida: Stormwater
–Includes
an overview of Florida's fast growing urbanization,
its impact on water quality and quantity, and the
laws regulating these issues. Low impact development
stormwater practices are covered in detail including:
conveyance and treatment (swales, curb cuts, bioretention,
etc.), volume controls (permeable pavements, exfiltration,
green roofs, etc.), resource efficient irrigation
(soil moisture sensors, stormwater reuse, etc.), and
nutrient source controls (Florida-friendly landscapes,
operations and maintenance, etc.). (FBPE 4028; BOLA
0008093; AR 9877432) 8 CEH's
Residential Duct Design Calculations
– The overall goal of the class is for the contractor
to have a better understanding on proper HVAC duct
sizing as it results to proper installation of equipment.
The manuals, handouts and course materials will provide
the contractor with the proper know-how to achieve
the above goal. The end result is to provide the information
and know-how for a HVAC contractor to perform residential
duct calculations using ACCA Manual D. At the end
of this class the contractor should be able to define
and give examples of properly sized duct distribution
systems.(CILB; FBPE 4028) 7 CEH's
Residential Heat Gain and Loss Calculations
– The overall goal of the class is for the contractor
to have a better understanding on proper HVAC sizing
as it results to proper installation of equipment.
The manuals, handouts and course materials will provide
the contractor with the proper know-how to achieve
the above goal. The end result is to provide the information
and know-how for a HVAC contractor to perform residential
heat loss and heat gain calculations using ACCA Manual
J. At the end of this class the contractor should
be able to define and give examples of properly sized
HVAC systems.(CILB; FBPE 4028) 7 CEH's
Site Considerations and Passive
Building Design – Considers how proper
site and orientation selection promote energy efficiency
by taking advantage of natural features such as breezes,
sunlight, shade, and topography.(CILB 0001741; AR 9876686;
FBPE 4028) 2 CEH's
Termites and Proper Construction
Practices – Addresses termite biology,
traditional and new methods of termite control, construction
practices that can lessen the potential for future
termite problems, and tips on how builders and homeowners
can avoid termite trouble. (CILB 0001762; AR
0007393; BOLA 0007492) 2 CEH's
The Occupational Safety and
Health Act: An Overview for Building Professionals
– Provides an overview of OSHA’s standards
and responsibilities. Contractors review record keeping
and OSHA inspections. (CILB 0007009; AR 9876599)
1 CEH
Trees and Construction: Keeping
Trees Alive in an Urban Forest – Discusses
environmental and economic benefits of saving appropriate
trees; construction impacts and tree protection techniques;
and assessing tree and root health. (CILB;
AR; BOLA 0007493) 2 CEH's
Water Sense: Indoor Water Considerations
– Discusses Florida’s water resources,
the relationship between water and energy efficiency,
alternative water sources, and the available water
efficient fixtures and appliances. . (CILB 0001756)
2 CEH's
Water Sense: Outdoor Water
Considerations – Provides an overview
of landscape design and its role in water efficiency,
irrigation systems, and strategies to decrease the
amount of water used by pools and spas.(CILB
0001759) 2 CEH's
Wind Load Calculations and
Other Wind Issues – Summarizes
the design parameters of the various design tools
permitted in the Florida Building Code. Several examples
of outcomes using the various design tools are included
as well as an activity working through the simplified
provisions found in the code.(CILB 0607975; AR
9877473; FBPE EXP 4028) 7 CEHs
Wind Load Calculations: Structural
Applications –Provides
a structural systems overview, natural frequency calculations
of structures & analysis of wind loading effects
on various structures including rigid & flexible
diaphragms & CMU bearing & shear walls.( AR
9877773; FBPE 4028) 7 CEH's
Wind Methodology Retrofits for Existing Single Family Residential Structures –This one-hour "Wind Mitigation" course will review the Florida Building Code, Hurricane Mitigation Manual Retrofit Techniques. The course will provide information on recognized mitigation techniques for site-built, single-family residential structures constructed prior to the implementation of the FBC.(CILB 0010515; FBPE 4028)1 CEH
Windows – Discusses
the benefits of high performance windows and identifies
the technologies and design features that improve
energy efficiency and structural performance in windows.
(CILB; AR) 2 CEH's
Workers’ Compensation:
Information and Requirements for Building Professionals
– Provides an overview of the Workers’
Compensation standards that apply to the construction
industry.(CILB 0006539) 1 CEH
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