International Association of Certified Home Inspectors
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Where's Nick. He doesn't write or post in this manner.
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I hope that members email me with their thoughts. I would like to get a quick feel of how the members feel.
john.bowman@nachi.org www.buildingcenter.org Quickly determine the date of manufacture, age or production of most HVAC and Water Heating equipment Last edited by jbowman; 1/10/06 at 6:36 PM.. |
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Shelve the CMI it is a joke; anyone can pass our on line exam (and we have no way of verifying that the applicant actually took the exam), plunk down $298 and call themselves a Certified Home Inspector. As an example; you can be a disgraced, bankrupt hearing aid salesman bereft of any practical construction experience yesterday, and before the sun set today... you can become a brand spanking new NACHI Certified Home Inspector, its a proven fact and a disgrace. Instead of CMI, work on creating meaningful membership requirements and enforcing the ones already on the books prior to promoting another meaningless non-recognized designation for newbie inspectors seeking a marketing edge. "A state of war only serves as an excuse for domestic tyranny." ~ Alexander Solzhenitsyn Certified Master Inspector (2007) Member, International Assoc of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI) Member, International Code Council (ICC) - Certified Residential Combination Inspector Square-One Inspection "Assurance begins here"
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jmichalski is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Why have a CMI?
Is there someone out there with 1000 inspection sunder their belt and 1000 hours of CE that really needs a few initials? It's just a marketing gimmick. It isn't worth polarizing the membership and creating an internal class structure. Of course, if we had a STRATEGIC ORGANIZATIONAL PLAN and we could see how this played an important role in our progress or development as an association, well then it would be easy to follow.... |
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Forget the CMI, focus your attention on bringing our membership requirements in line with industry standards, then you will really be accomplishing some good for both NACHI and our profession. "A state of war only serves as an excuse for domestic tyranny." ~ Alexander Solzhenitsyn Certified Master Inspector (2007) Member, International Assoc of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI) Member, International Code Council (ICC) - Certified Residential Combination Inspector Square-One Inspection "Assurance begins here"
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Please Note:
jmichalski is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Joe B., I often agree with you , but on this point we part company.
Let the industry do whatever they want. The opinion of other organizations is meaningless. Industry standard is a code word for control and I choose not to be controlled by those who run the other organizations. The real strength of an organization is the membership - and ours is excellent. And there seems to be far less concern about bashing organizations or other inspectors here than there is elsewhere...and that aloone tells me that the "industry standards" are concerned about being threatened and their own bottom line. Is there a lot I would love to improve about NACHI? Damn right there is, but the essence of NACHI should not be altered and that includes the ability for rookies to contribute and become an active part of the community. |
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Joe & Joe I agree, I believe as time goes on and more states come online with licencing and regulation, asscoiation will be just that associations.
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After that point it will just be what association will offer the most to its members, the industry it serves and the consumer. This is the desired industry perception that we need to work on as an association, bottom line do we want to be # 1 or # ?? Joe |
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