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Tuesday
Apr272010

HVAC 360 - Episode 011 - Commissioning Certifications

DateTuesday, April 27, 2010 at 10:03PM

In this episode, I talk about the typical certifications that are out there for building systems commissioning.  As I promised in the show the following is a list of links for the certifications:

http://www.ashrae.org   ASHRAE CPMP: Commissioning Process Management Professional

http://www.aeecenter.org AEE CBCP: Certified Building Commissioning Professional

http://www.bcxa.org Building Commissioning Association CCP: Certified Commissioning Professional

http://cx.engr.wisc.edu UWisc QCxP: Qualified Commissioning Process Provider

http://www.commissioning.org ACG CxA: Certified Commissioning Authority

https://www.icbcertified.org TABB Commissioning Supervisor (SMACNA)

http://www.nebb.org NEBB BSC CP: Building System Commission Certified Professional

  Hopefully this sheds some light for everyone.  If it doesn't drop me a line a buildingchatter@gmail.com and I will try to help if I can.

Or if you would like to save this directly to your computer you can Download the Episode Here!

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