[RE-wrenches] NABCEP

[Christopher Warfel]

I conduct a lot of program inspections. I estimate @ 120-150/year mostly 
in the northeast. I have noticed that w/r to the quality of the 
installation, I can usually tell when the installer is not NABCEP 
certified.  There are exceptions to this, but in general the systems 
with the most amount of problems are by non NABCEP installers.  This is 
a dynamic industry right now, and keeping up with all changes is 
difficult and time consuming (and who has time).  NABCEP, Solar Pro, 
HomePower, and several good text books are just about the only way I can 
almost keep up. Chris

On 6/1/2012 8:14 AM, Chris Mason wrote:
> I really appreciate the effort that NABCEP takes to ensure the 
> certification has value. Being in the Caribbean, I find that having a 
> NABCEP PV certification ends the conversation on competency before it 
> begins, as no international company expects to find capable people 
> here. Being NABCEP certified makes a hugh impression on investors and 
> clients
>
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Christopher Warfel, P.E.
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