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MoreCalifornia-based solar
hot water manufacturer Heliodyne now offers interactive, Web-based solar
installation courses for trade professionals interested in installing solar
thermal systems. The beginner's course educates professionals on solar hot
water theory along with proper installation techniques.
Training Manager at Heliodyne, Robert Cooley, announced that using the Internet as a medium to train and educate plumbers, builders, dealers, engineers, architects, planners and others is an ideal solution. “We can reach so many without the inconvenience and expense of travel," he says.
Training topics include:
Using a Web-based Learning Management System, students are taught using a series of professionally produced videos and illustrations. After viewing and studying each lesson, the student has the option to take an online exam. Taking and passing the exams is not required, but is necessary if the student wants to become a certified installer of Heliodyne products.
NABCEP certification is pending. For a limited time, the company will be offering the course free of charge. Interested attendees can register at www.heliodyne.com or by calling 888/878-8750.
Source: Heliodyne
Training Manager at Heliodyne, Robert Cooley, announced that using the Internet as a medium to train and educate plumbers, builders, dealers, engineers, architects, planners and others is an ideal solution. “We can reach so many without the inconvenience and expense of travel," he says.
Training topics include:
- Solar Hot Water Fundamentals
Sales and Quoting
Sizing
Installation
Service and Maintenance
Using a Web-based Learning Management System, students are taught using a series of professionally produced videos and illustrations. After viewing and studying each lesson, the student has the option to take an online exam. Taking and passing the exams is not required, but is necessary if the student wants to become a certified installer of Heliodyne products.
NABCEP certification is pending. For a limited time, the company will be offering the course free of charge. Interested attendees can register at www.heliodyne.com or by calling 888/878-8750.
Source: Heliodyne
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