Home Inspector Continuing Education Update
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Home Inspector Continuing Education Update. This document contains information for the certified home inspector continuing education requirements ...
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Home Inspector Continuing Education Update Page 1CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS BOARDPO Box 14140 Salem OR 973095052 5033784621www.oregon.gov/CCBHome Inspector Continuing Education Update This document contains information for the certified home inspector continuing education requirements and approved schools. Future updates of approved schools are available at www.oregon.gov/CCB or by calling 5033784621.How many CEUs (continuing education units) are required to renew my home inspector certification? You must complete 30 CEUs in the 24 months prior to your certification expiration date.How can I earn the 30 CEUs? There are three ways to earn CEUs:1. You may complete classes in approved and relevant subject areas from approved schools. Go tothe end of this document for the current list of approved schools. One CEU is granted for each clock hour of instruction.2. You may accompany a plumbing electrical or heating/air conditioning contractor who is licensedwith the Oregon Building Codes Division on a repair or maintenance job that lasts a minimum of four hours. One CEU is granted in each of the three areas for a maximum of three CEUs per twoyear renewal period. 3. You may serve as an officer for an Oregon or a national home inspector professional trade association. One CEU is granted for each year completed serving as an officer. Can CEUs be earned from online courses? Yes.What are the approved subject areas? Home inspection report writing communication skills business practices legal issues ethics building codes Construction Contractors Board home inspector test study guide items and standards of practice. You can view and download the study guide and standards online. Classes in approved subjects must be relevant to the work a home inspector does. For example mold and WDO are approved subject areas (because they are in the study guide). The following classes would be accepted by the Construction Contractors Board because they are also relevant to what a home ...
Source: ccbed.ccb.state.or.us
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