Canadian GeoExchange Coalition Residential Systems Installer

Event Details

Apr
12
Date & Time Monday, April 12, 2010 (All day) - Wednesday, April 14, 2010 (All day)
Host The Canadian GeoExchange™ Coalition (CGC)
Region Okanagan
Location Fairfield Inn
1655 Powick Road
Kelowna, BC, V1X 4L1
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Email info@deltageothermal.com
Telephone 250-766-1445
Website Canadian GeoExchange Coalition
Register Residential Systems Installer - Course Registration
Global Quality GeoExchange™ Program® The Canadian GeoExchange™ Coalition (CGC) is pleased to present its Canadian GeoExchange™ Coalition Installers’ Course. The course is offered by one of our qualified trainers.

This training is part of an ongoing market transformation initiative started in 2001 by the CGC and aiming at creating a unified and strong Canadian geoexchange industry. This installers’ training is one of the six training modules developed by the CGC as part of its CGC Global Quality Geo- Exchange Program.

The three-day comprehensive workshop is designed for geoexchange developers, architects, manufacturers, distributors, dealers, installers, engineers, plumbers, designers, homeowners, excavators, geologists, contractors involved with HVAC, trenching/drilling, ducting, sheet metal, persons involved with environmental issues or sustainable energy, and individuals who desire a working knowledge of this innovative technology. Representatives from public utilities, private utilities, and rural electric cooperatives can also benefit from this training.

Upon successfully passing the examination, you will receive a CGC Installers’ Training Certificate which is the pre-requisite to apply for CGC Accreditation for industry professionals. Installer accreditation will help you open new markets and offer your customers an increased level of confidence knowing their system is installed by a qualified installer knowledgeable of Canadian standards, regulations, and geology.

The instructor, Eric Dickie, is President and Director of Delta Geothermal Ltd. Eric has been involved with installations of a variety of geoexchange designs – vertical, horizontal, lake or ocean-based, and open loop.

His educational background includes a bachelor’s degree in math and physics, an education certificate, interprovincial journeyman’s papers in carpentry, a master’s degree in educational leadership, and of course his training and ongoing learning to certify him as an instructor in heat management.