Infrared Training at SMCC
- Date:
- February 27, 2012
- Location:
- SMCC, South Portland, ME
Southern Maine Community College is pleased to offer two infrared trainings in partnership with Monroe Infrared Technology. Please find course descriptions and registration information below.
The 4 day certification course is intended to give the student a depth of the knowledge necessary to perform IR investigations of single or multifamily dwellings to identify envelope, moisture, electrical and mechanical issues. The class covers IR camera operation, and basic report generation, fundamentals of IR science and heat transfer principles. Inspection techniques, tips and tricks, standards and application examples. A residential IR investigation survey can identify thermal anomalies that indicate missing insulation and insulation defects due to damage, moisture and improper installation. The IR survey can also provide indication of moisture or wetness as well as air infiltration and exfiltration. The course covers the caveats and environmental conditions necessary for a successful energy audit IR survey, as well as pitfalls to avoid.
This course requires submission of an investigation case study field assignment.
Certification
The learning objectives, contact hours, and written exam of ITC’s Level I course are based on the recommendations outlined by ANSI/ASNT CP-105 and CP-189 of the American Society for Non-Destructive Testing. As such, this course is suitable for use by your employer to certify you under ASNT’s Recommended Practice No. SNT-TC-1A provided it is consistent with your employer’s Written Practice. This course also meets the requirements of a Level I course toward Certification under the RESNET IR Interim Guidelines Method 1.
CEUs: BPI (16) and RESNET, others available upon request.
CONS 815 01
Monday-Thursday, 2/27-3/1
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
$2,200. Book not included in course fee.
Register by calling the Continuing Studies Office at 207-741-5758
This hands-on course emphasizes field training and includes a course exam. Students will learn how to successfully operate the infrared camera. The course is designed to give new and experienced thermographers a solid understanding of infrared energy audit practices. An overview of the following topics will be covered: Basics of Infrared Theory
Understanding Energy Heat Transfer
Types of Building Heat Loss
Inspection Conditions Required
Creating Infrared Inspection Reports
Inside vs. Outside Inspections
AM vs. PM Results
Insulation vs. Air Leakage
Images Field Documentation
Multi-Family Buildings
Loading Images to PC for Analysis
CONS 814 01
Thursday & Friday, 4/5-4/6
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
$900. Book not included in course fee.
(14 BPI CEUs, others available upon request)
Register by calling the Continuing Studies Office at 207-741-5758










