Kenny Hart... The Plumbing and HVAC Guy Event
NEED A FEW MORE CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS?
Earn up to 6 Credits
Want to Enhance Your Resume?
TracPipe CounterStrike Certificates of training will be
awarded at this event!
Attend one session or attend both sessions and save!
Enhance you resume with a TracPipe CounterStrike Certificate of Training. Do you need ASHI CE Credits to wrap up the year? Earn Virginia Certified and InterNACHI credits too.This event could help you get what you need. A total of 6 credits can be earned. During the morning 3 hour session, traditional and 2 PSI gas systems will be covered. During the afternoon 3 hours, Kenny will cover traditional and new water heaters and how the recent change in energy standards have changed the industry.
Morning Session
Residential Gas Piping: 3 Hours 9-12
During this session Kenny will cover traditonal and 2 PSI gas distribution systems. The piping materials that will be covered are the traditional black iron, copper and CSST systems. Kenny Hart, The Plumbing and HVAC Guy has become certified in several CSST systems and he'll cover these systems in more detail than you've likely seen during other events. Bonding will be covered!
If you want to earn the TracPipe CounterStrike Certificate of Training, take the quiz at the end of the session.
Installation manuals for 2 psi systems and some CSST products will be given to attendees!
LUNCH BREAK 12-1
Afternoon Session
21st Century Water Heaters and Domestic Water Heating: 3 Hours 1-4
The recent changes in energy standards are causing some manufacturers to cease production of many of their products. Some large capacity storage tank heaters are going away. The new standards are making heat pump water heaters more popular and tankless water heaters more likely to appear in a home you'll be inspecting soon. During this session you'll see a recently inspected water heater (by Hollis Brown) that installs on it's side and you'll learn how to make a 40 gallon electric storage tank water heater produce like a 50 gallon water heater. Find out why this is important!
Former NAHI inspectors (now ASHI Inspectors) please join us!