Level II Thermographer Training
Now that you have learned the basics of how to operate a camera and you understand the images that are presented, it is now time to upgrade your skills.
CleanEdison's Level II Infrared Infrared Training Course is designed for the practicing Level I thermographer who is interested in more advanced infrared training. This infrared training course focuses on strengthening and improving Infrared skills for condition monitoring and predictive maintenance applications.
Level II Infrared Infrared Training students must have successfully completed a Level I Infrared Training Course and have a minimum of six months field Infrared experience.
Attendees completing Level II infrared course requirements and a Infrared field assignment will receive an CleanEdison Level II Infrared Certification.
Who Should Attend?
- Energy Auditors
- General Contractors
- Roofers
- HERS Raters
- Home Inspectors
- HVAC Professionals
- Insulation Professionals
- Electricians
- Home Builders
- Engineers
- Architects
Course Includes
Every Infrared course comes with student guide, accompaning CD, and presentation manual.
This course also provides a continental breakfast each morning.
Prerequisites
A course completion certificate from a Level I Infrared course is required to be a Level II student. Please send a copy of this certificate with your registration. You may also fax it attention: Laurie Kelley to 978-901-8832.
Syllabus
DAY 1
- Introduction
- Review of Basic IR camera user interface, menu description and navigation, operational tips and tricks and key elements to getting a good IR image.
- Infrared Theory / Radiosity / Applied Radiometrics
- Heat Transfer Principles
DAY 2
- Spatial Resolution
- Camera Workshops / Lab Exercises
- Software Lab for Image Analysis and Advanced Report
- Preparation
DAY 3
- Condition Monitoring Program Development Overview
- Solving Real World problems in a Condition Monitoring
- Environment (Applications)
DAY 4
- Lab Presentations
- Review
- Final Exam
- Exam Review Field Assignment Requirements
Last Updated: Thursday, March 11 2010 20:32
