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Intended for:
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All participants in the WETT training system | |
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Length:
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Three full working days plus evening study | |
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Prerequisites:
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There are no strict entry requirements for this course, although six month of field experience is recommended. | |
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Objectives:
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Scope:
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The course provides an overview of wood heating technology and the regulations that govern safe installation. WETT encourages members of the wood energy trade, and municipal, insurance and private home inspectors to take the course together so that all participants learn about the roles and work objectives of other sectors. | |
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Content:
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Day/Module One, Wood Burning Appliances provides an overview of
solid fuel regulatory structure and regulations and a thorough review of
the range of solid fuel burning appliances that are commonly used in
Canada, including some information on uses, relevant regulations, and
installation and inspection issues specific to each type. Day/Module Two, Shielding and Clearances covers the details of safe appliance installation, including clearances, shielding systems, and flue pipe installations. Participants work through a case study to practice applying the regulations. Day/Module Three, Chimneys and Venting covers basic venting theory, a review of chimney types and details on masonry and factory-built chimneys, chimney liners, relining for fireplace inserts and pellet appliance venting. |
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Output:
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Successful completion of the course (70% on the examination) permits entry to the three specialized training streams: Stream 1 for installers and salespeople, Stream 2 for chimney sweeps or Stream 3 for municipal, fire or insurance inspectors. | |
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Course code:
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CC | |
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Price:
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$675.00 |
