Train the project team so you can deliver on your first Passive House project
Qualify for RFPs that require Passive House
Receive tailor-made content to meet your company’s unique needs
Seeing the vision and understanding the common goals will create synergy and efficiencies to tackle a project together
Develop a common language around the Passive House Building Standard and its requirements across teams with diverse backgrounds and disciplines
Learn how to identify and navigate common pitfalls in delivering large Passive House
projects.
“I recommend this course to anyone who is keen on learning more about Passive House design and the recommendations brought forward to assist in the design, procurement and eventually the construction.
I’ve worked with architects, developers, general construction, structural consultants and mass timber designers who have all participated in this training already as well.
In the big picture, the time commitment and the minimal cost for these courses will be beneficial for the team if everyone understands what it is we are trying to achieve to be successful.
Initiatives at the local, regional, provincial, and federal levels are driving big leaps in energy efficiency and carbon emissions reductions. Through progressive step codes.
Many jurisdictions are gradually ratcheting up requirements along a pathway to Passive House performance. Instead of waiting until these requirements are adopted ten or so years from now, developers and building owners are responding by building to the Passive House Building Standard today. This is creating an ever increasing demand for firms with Passive House qualifications.
Federal-Provincial training grants are available to help companies pay for staff to take Passive House training
Initiatives at the local, regional, provincial, and federal levels are driving big leaps in energy efficiency and carbon emissions reductions. Through progressive step codes.
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